The Pizza Company - Vinh

We went there twice and if you don't find another place with decent Western food, this place is nice to be there. We also had pasta, which was very good. If you're looking for a good pizza, you should go here! There are good service and they understand some basic English, so you can order without any problems.

Very good. I had a deal, so I got two pizzas for a price. Many children friendly staff

The best pizza in Vinh but do not expect much when you come from Europe; Pan dough is quite thick, crispy thin dough is literally dried sweet puff pasty. L-size pizza is just good for two not very hungry eaters. Your prices are quite high for Vinh, but every Wednesday you can order a pizza and another free of charge or with an additional payment of 20 or 40k that makes a good offer. Cheese pizza is surprisingly good. All seafood pizzas have really weird souse. Potato basket is great (but you need to add salt yourself if you are good with paying 3$ for handful fries. Durian Pizza is a must try! The staff is always welcoming and smiling.

Quite a nice place for family dining in Vinh city. Yet the pizza at The Pizza Company is not kinda authentic style; the fillers are mixtures of some Korean, some Vietnamese, some Thai, some western food. In addition, the pizza base is always weirdly oily.

I have dined here perhaps 6 times. The first times were pleasant, but having become more accustomed to the quality you can expect from chain restaurants in Vietnam, this establishment has begun to disappoint. At least 3 times, certain types of pizza crust were unavailable: I distinctly remember a time where they only had thin crust, which for the price is not a quality option. Another time they told us they had no small-sized pizzas available, which frankly baffled me. The actual food itself is fine, but their is no finesse. Compared to a wood-fired pizza I had in Ninh Binh or Da Nang (Hermanos), this food feels exactly as it is: a corporate breath of the real sustenance of proper Italian cuisine. Depending on your taste, it may be better to stick to Pizza Hut, or roll the dice on independent restaurants.