How far is The Home Pizza in Phu Quoc from King Kong Mart?

The Home Pizza is located a 6-minute walk from King Kong Mart in Phu Quoc. The exact address is 128 Đường Trần Hưng Đạo, TT. Dương Đông, Phú Quốc, Kiên Giang, Vietnam.

What are the operating hours for The Home Pizza in Phu Quoc?

The Home Pizza operates from 11:00 AM to 10:30 PM. Although Google information differed at the time of writing, they actually accepted customers until 10:30 PM.

Approximately how much does it cost to order a pizza and craft beer at The Home Pizza in Phu Quoc?

If you order a pizza and craft beer together at The Home Pizza, the cost will be approximately ~$15. This is somewhat higher than the prices at local Vietnamese restaurants.

The Home Pizza Phu Quoc Review 2026: Wood-Fired Perfection…

It's a 6-minute walk from King Kong Mart. (A must-visit spot near Phu Quoc King Kong Mart) In my case, it was directly in front of my hotel, so I saw it the moment I stepped out.

It's open from 11:00 AM to 10:30 PM.

When I visited, I'd checked and thought it closed at 10 PM, but rechecking for this post, I see it's been extended by 30 minutes. Actually, it might have always been open until 10:30 PM, and Google just hadn't updated it, because they were still taking customers at 10 PM. I rushed there before 9:30 PM (on my second visit), worried it would close!

This Pizza Place Just Nails It

First off, if a restaurant has a brick oven, it's almost guaranteed to be delicious. I've yet to encounter a place with one that wasn't good!

They also had craft beer, so I immediately ordered one. After a sip, the pizza arrived sooner than I expected. I'd been on an empty stomach for quite a while then, so I actually waited to drink the beer until the food was there.

Since starting my travel blog, most experiences have been great, but this was one of the first times I thought,

"Ugh, being a travel blogger kinda sucks!"

It wasn't anything serious, just that there were indoor seats and outdoor tables, and I personally wanted to sit outside. But there was no outdoor lighting, so my food photos would have surely looked unappetizing. So, I had no choice but to sit inside...

While there isn't a huge difference, you can see a slight one. The left photo was taken during my first visit when I sat indoors, and the right was from my second visit when I got to sit outside.

It's interesting, perhaps because Koreans tend to feel the heat more, but all the Koreans sat indoors, while most Westerners chose the outdoor seating. (Of course, I only visited twice, so I can't definitively say this is always the case...)

There were some unusual signature menu items, but I stuck to the classics rather than venturing out.

However, that fish sauce ice cream *does* pique my curiosity! I was too full to try it this time, but next time, I absolutely have to try it for dessert. I wonder what it tastes like...

A Treat, Even if Not 'Local Priced'

The prices aren't expensive compared to back home (Korea), but they are a bit on the higher side when you consider other local Vietnamese restaurants. A craft beer and a whole pizza came out to around ~$15.

Located in the central tourist area of Phu Quoc, it offers good accessibility, delicious food, and a pleasant atmosphere. I actually went because it was right in front of my hotel, but it turns out it was already quite well-known for its tasty offerings.

Well, if the taste is good and the location is right on the main street, it's bound to get famous, haha!

The Home Pizza: A fantastic Phu Quoc spot for pizza and beer in Vietnam.