Rhombus Pizza Review: All-You-Can-Eat DIY Mini Pizza Buffet For $15 At Eunos
Rhombus Pizza gives you free-flow DIY pizza at $15 Update: Rhombus Pizza is now permanently ceased trading. But perhaps the only thing better than eating pizza is making your own. At Rhombus Pizza , you’ll get to reconnect with your inner kid and craft as many four-inch pizzas as you can eat in 90 minutes.
This Muslim-owned pizza spot allows you to design your own pizzas, and with both sweet and savoury options, you can create classics such as Hawaiian and pepperoni, while indulging in dessert pizzas as well. The buffet costs $15 for adults, $12 for children aged seven to 12, and children under seven get to dine for free! Rhombus Pizza - DIY Mini Pizza Buffet At $15 Food at Rhombus Pizza We headed to the toppings station to start on our first pizza.
A basic tomato sauce is provided for you to spread on top of plain, pre-made pizza dough. They have a small but sufficient selection of components for you to choose from, with about 15 savoury toppings and seven sweet toppings. Since this is a Muslim-owned joint, classic pizza toppings such as ham, sausage, and pepperoni are made with chicken meat instead of pork.
At Rhombus Pizza, you can add as much shredded mozzarella as your four-inch pizza can support. As mozzarella is a soft cheese, it melted easily and went well with every combination we came up with.
Instead of making typical pizza flavours, we decided to tweak some classics and make our own unique combinations. We ended up making a Hawaiian pizza with pepperoni instead of ham, and one with shrimp, capsicum, and hot dog slices.
Though the toppings were sufficient for us to put some satisfying combinations together, they were of average quality. Leave the pizza in a small oven on your table for five to 10 minutes.
This is just about long enough to heat up your pizza and ensure the cheese melts, but keep the dough from burning. Since the dessert pizzas we made didn’t have cheese, it didn’t take long for them to be ready. You just need to warm them through and make sure the Nutella doesn’t burn in the oven.
While you’re waiting for your pizza to cook, you can enjoy some of their free-flow sides. These were given to us fresh out of the oven, so they were still warm and juicy on the inside.
Since this is a small space that fits around 10 people, you will need to make a reservation before heading down. Though they don’t have the highest quality elements or the most extensive selection of toppings, the experience of crafting our own pizzas with good company made up for it.
- Who: Rhombus Pizza
- Money: $15 · $12
