Pizza Hut you say? American chains have creeped up in every corner of the globe, so it shouldn’t be surprising that Pizza Hut is a well established chain, probably now a staple of the pizza culture. If you want cheap, not-as-greasy-pizza (as compared to the US), and all you can eat, then lunchtime at Pizza Hut is the place to be.
(not that you needed any pictures, but what the heck!)
Pizza Hut in London offers an all you can eat buffet of salad, pasta, and pizza for only 5.99 pounds. Even by American standards that’s a steal! There are about 4-6 varieties of pizzas to choose from, depending on the day and time you go. The salad bar is great and includes, lettuce leaves, corn, carrots, cucumbers, tomatoes, cous-cous, dressing, etc… The pasta, however, is really disappointing, and I’d recommend not to go near it unless if you want to gag.
There’s really not much else I can say about Pizza Hut. Besides the fact that people actually go to Pizza Hut like a regular restaurant in London and that it looks a heck of alot more upscale than in the US, there’s nothing else that’s much different. It’s definitely worth going to compare and contrast.
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