Pizza Slice, Shibuya

Shibuya tends to be pretty crowded and chaotic at the best of times, so I’m always on the lookout for places with good food that have more of a quiet vibe. Pizza Slice is one of those stores - although the definition of being “in Shibuya” is stretched a bit as it’s a solid 15 minute walk from the station.

They specialise in New York-style pizza, with huge slices that are as big as your face. Each slice will cost you in the range of 660 - 770 yen, so it’s not super cheap by any means, but you probably will be full with 2 - 3 slices.

I wouldn’t necessarily recommend coming here if you come from a country that does good pizzas already. Growing up in Australia, pizza was considered to be quite a cheap food, while sushi is more expensive, but in Japan I find that those roles are reversed. Of course there is still super expensive sushi here too, don’t get me wrong, but pizza is considered a bit more of a “foreign” food here so there is a bit of a price bump that comes with that. So the price can feel a little high for what you’re getting.

But if you live here, or you’re visiting and maybe you just want to eat some fast food for a change, then this place is pretty good! The vibes are very nice as well.

I think with the long walk from Shibuya station, it’s never been super crowded on any of the times that I’ve visited, so I’ve never had to line up which is a super plus from me.

There’s a couple more branches of Pizza Slice, including one in Harajuku - but I find I like the decor of this Shibuya one more, so I think if you were to visit one, it would be this one.