Ever find yourself craving Asian food and pizza at the same time, and it tears you apart because you cannot decide between (or afford) both options?
Look no further as in anticipation of the upcoming Chinese New Year, Pizza Hut Singapore is unveiling a delectable selection of revamped local CNY classics; a tasteful fusion appealing to the Asian palette!
Among the offerings is the innovative Hu-at! Cheong Gai Pizza, which blends the nostalgia-inducing and ravishing flavours of prawn paste sauce with tomatoes, an array of cheese plus umami-rich and juicy chicken bites!
Another special offered during the festive season is the Hey! Bee Hiam Melts. A delightful twist on Pizza Hut’s melts, it promises a spicy delight, filled with zesty dried shrimp paste, chicken chunks, and topped with savoury chicken floss.
Consumers can enjoy 50% OFF every 2 Hu-at Cheong Gai Pizzas delivered or 1 for takeaway and their Hey! Bee Hiam Melts for only S$9.90.
Additionally, they can enjoy a double delight with 2 pizzas (1 Hu-at! Cheong Gai Pizza and any other pizza) at 50% off too when ordering for delivery.
Terms and conditions do apply, of course.
Affordable locally beloved flavours and clever punny names to boot? Sounds right up my alley.
If you’re hosting friends and family over the holidays, Pizza Hut also offers a wide variety of bundle deals that would cater anywhere from two to eight individuals.
The bundle deals consist of:
- CNY Sharing Box (2-3 Pax)
- CNY Fortune Box (4-5 Pax)
- CNY Double Happiness Box (5-6 Pax)
- CNY Huat Box (5-6 Pax)
- CNY Abundance Box (6-8 Pax)
Of course, all of these bundle deals would include the aforementioned two new dishes, alongside other classic Pizza Hut fan favourites such as garlic bread and drumlets!
What better way to dodge awkward conversations from your aunties and uncles about “when are you getting married”, “have you found a job yet” and “this gahment always taking our money” than stuffing all our mouths with delicious pizza?
In light of almost-unavoidable and potentially embarrassing banter with relatives you see once a year, Pizza Hut Singapore’s limited-time CNY menu aims to empower everyone to handle such situations with confidence and flourish during this paiseh-inducing time.
(Until only one slice of the pizza remains, and everyone wants it, but no one dares to take it. Then we are probably back to square one on the paiseh scale.)
For more information and updates, you can keep track of Pizza Hut’s activities via Facebook, Instagram or their website!
