Pizza Hills

The pizzas we had were so good. The dough was airy, the topping was generous and yes! You better reserve in advance or you will ended up feeling sad. They dont have menu and will make a random flavour after they have consulted you with food allergies/restrictions.

- Syima Cici -

Had a great pizza experience at Pizza Hills. Loved the concept of an “omakase-style” pizza meal, where the staff asked about our preferences and the chef curated a pizza just for us. We ended up with a hearty and delicious beef ragu calzone pizza. The place itself is tucked away in the forest on top of a hill, with a narrow 1 way road leading up. Would recommend going before evening as the drive can be challenging in the dark. You’ll also need to make a reservation before heading over. We didn’t reserve and just did a walk-in and we were lucky to get a table as the second-last customers around 8pm and managed to enjoy our pizza before they sold out for the day. The ambience is vibey, airy, and surprisingly mosquito-free. There’s even a chunky grey cat roaming around, which made the place feel extra homely. We truly enjoyed our time here and would definitely return the next time we’re in Langkawi.

- Rayson Tan -

Have heard of this place for years and finally got to try it today. One of a kind gem here in Langkawi. The chef really knows his stuff. Ingredients are fantastic. Creatively thought out recipes. And we kinda ordered something a little heavy as a starter, and we asked for something lighter. I'm not sure if it was a fluke or because the chef just knows.... He gave us something a little more on the tart side of things and it just complimented the pallate, and it just finished the meal off in the best way possible. Maybe I'm just biased to acidic things but ah well my personal review anyways. Service friendly, welcoming, accommodating. Venue comfortable, cool, great music, great reading material (ahem shameless plug for the Human Langkawi Book) Thanks for the experience, see you again really really soon

- Dhaaren Anthony -

i've made a lot survey and read reviews prior to coming. i recommend other people to do so if they are not T20 like me. All i want is the experience. and i loved it,worth it! nice pizza,freshly made and unique. it was a generous portion and hearty meal!! peaceful ambience. friendly staff. the compound was cleannnn the place is definitely suitable for socialising and catching up w friends and family. i don't recommend walk in at all because you might not be able to enter because of their limited ingredients and allocation for the booking customers. and it's not easy to get a Grab in that area

- Amirah Adlina Zulkifli -

Now I know why this place is very highly rated. If you're a fan of Neapolitan-style pizza then this is a place to visit. But there's no menu. The chef will decide what to eat and we had two of these amazing pizza. Wanted to order another one for takeaway but had to be mindful of my belly haha. Suffice to say I'm now a fan.

- mokhzani mohamad -

I was a little skeptical walking in but wanted to try the place after reading the reviews. I must admit it was amazing. It was an interesting experience to trust the toppings to someone else (I’m vegetarian, my partner doesn’t like strong cheese..). The pizzas were some of the best I’ve ever had (and I’ve been to Italy, London and many other cities where you can find amazing pizzas). If you are a pizza lover, you should definitely give this place a try.

- Bhavana Jayanth -

Best pizza in the world! Loved everything about this place. I like the remote single lane access road to get to it surrounded by monkeys. The restaurant itself had warm lighting and the walls were made of those cinder blocks with gaps in them so there's lots of natural breeze. The music pizza perfect. Inside had that brick and corrugated iron decor. No menu here you just get whatever they make. Pizza was delicious soft and fluffy and chewy and slightly thick so you can pick it up. Deliciously seasoned too. They even have chilli oil and chilli flakes on the table! Best pizza I've had in my life. It's like you are lost on an island and this restaurant appeared like a mirage!

- Sang Bui -

Coincidentally came upon this hidden gem perched on a hilltop, tucked away among small wooden houses. The setting already feels special before you even step inside. There’s no menu here — it’s omakase style — you simply let them know what you can’t eat, and they’ll prepare everything accordingly. It feels personal and thoughtfully curated. Each pizza is around RM65–95 (can’t remember the exact prices), but the quality and experience make it well worth it. A truly unique and memorable find.

- meiling neo -