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Sukiyaki Pizza Rice Bowl is Domino’s Japan latest fusion innovation

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By Casey Baseel, SoraNews24

A while back, Domino’s Pizza Japan started selling Pizza Rice Bowls. Instead of crust, they start with a layer of rice, which is then covered in mozzarella cheese and has pizza toppings added before it’s all baked in the oven like the chain’s orthodox pies.

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We tried them when they first came out and were left happy and full. But if you’re already going to buck pizza crust tradition, you may as well go nuts with the toppings too, which brings us to Domino’s Japan’s newest innovation: the Gyusukiyaki Pizza Rice Bowl.

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Actually, the name is just a tad redundant, since gyu means “beef,” which is a must-have ingredient when making sukiyaki. Along with tender strips of beef, the Gyusukiyaki Pizza Rice Bowl features negi (long green onions, another key ingredient in sukiyaki) and is seasoned with two types of soy sauce and two kinds of sugar, to recreate the sweetly savory flavors of the traditional hotpot this rice bowl draws its inspiration from. Finally, since many sukiyaki fans like to dip the beef in eg before popping it in their mouth, the Gyusukiyaki Pizza Rice Bowl is finished with a generous drizzling of “egg yolk sauce.”

Joining the Gyusukiyaki is another pizza rice bowl inspired by a popular meaty Asian dish: kalbi, or barbequed short ribs.

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Using its full name, this is the Sumibiyaki Shio Buta Kalbi Pizza Rice Bowl, with those first three parts meaning “Charcoal-grilled Salty Pork.” Acoompanying the short ribs are crisp green pepper and garlic slices (Domino’s Japan describes the garlic as an “accent,” but looking at the size of the slices in the photo, it looks like they’ll pack a pretty big punch).

The sukiyaki pizza rice bowl is priced at 999 yen and the kalbi at 899 yen by themselves, but are mysteriously the same price, 1,390 yen, if you order them as part of a My Domino set with two sides.

They’re both available now, and will be sticking around until April 23.

Source: PR Times via Entabe

Images: PR Times

Read more stories from SoraNews24.

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-- We try Domino’s Japan’s new pizza rice bowls

-- Japan’s new sukiyaki burger tops your burger with more beef all winter long

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I have had Domino's pizza and I don't rate them. Having extensively lived in Italy, my idea of a pizza is very different.

My pizza cost less than ¥500 per person.

It's not a pizza with rice. It is just another concoction.

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Friday night I made a tuna fish whole wheat pizza better than that and cost less than ¥1,000 enough for two.

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Rice in a hotdog would no longer be a hotdog.

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though pizza is all about that thin layer of dough in ideal, I kinda recognize the tastiness of this experimental dish. if the ingredients are great with rice then there's no problem. but for some grumpy people the name of it may be a little too disappointing...

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Tortillas Bowl with Chili,Queso, Spanish rice,peppers and Sour cream or Avocados

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I love the aggressive localization menu challenge of Domino’s pizza. Localization is the KSF.

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wallaceToday  12:49 pm JST

Friday night I made a tuna fish whole wheat pizza better than that and cost less than ¥1,000 enough for two.

How do you know it is better, if you never ordered Domino's?

Also, you're comparing a homemade pizza with a pizza rice bowl. Two totally different dishes.

And the less than ¥1,000 it cost you---so?

As per the article, "The sukiyaki pizza rice bowl is priced at 999 yen and the kalbi at 899 yen by themselves"

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