Domino's Pizza

1980's

Quattro Domino's Pizza will open its 1,000th store in Japan with the opening of the Domino's Pizza Koto Koishiba store on October 10. To commemorate this milestone, "1980's Quattro" will be available for a limited time, bringing back into one quattro the four most popular Domino's Pizza products that have been popular in Japan since Domino's Pizza's founding in 1985. It will be on sale from October 10 to October 22.

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Quattro The four flavors featured are Super Deluxe, Tuna Special, Deluxe, and Veggie. All of them are very popular products that have been loved for many years since the establishment of the company and have led to today's standard products. They are also made with a Showa-era taste that is completely different from today's 2021 pizzas.


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Domino's Deluxe＞ Sales period: 1985 to present

This is the only product that has been sold since the company's founding, and it is a long-selling product with many fans who say, "When you think of Domino's Pizza, you think of Domino's Deluxe! It is a long-selling signature product with many fans who say, "When you think of Domino's Pizza, you think of Domino's Deluxe! Although the toppings have been slightly improved over the years, the basic recipe has remained the same for decades, making it a true representative of Domino's Pizza. The tomato sauce is topped with crispy onions and green peppers, 100% pork pepperoni imported from the United States, herb-scented Italian sausage, and fresh mushrooms.


＜This product was loved for a quarter of a century as a classic favorite, lavishly topped with eight popular toppings, and many people within the company requested that it be brought back to the

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. Even after its discontinuation, the product was sold under the renewed name of "ExtravaganZZa" from "Super Deluxe". The flavor of pepperoni, ham, bacon, Italian sausage, and other meaty, salty toppings and black olives accentuate the flavor. The cheese on top of the sauce and the generous amount of toppings, plus extra cheese on top of the toppings, gives it an even richer cheese flavor.


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Domino's Tuna Special＞ Sales period: 1986-2000

Domino's Pizza in Japan developed the original idea of putting tuna on pizza, which was groundbreaking at the time, and it became a breakthrough. The combination of the crunchy texture of onions and green peppers with the sweetness of corn was a combination that could be said to be just right for Japanese people, and over the past 14 years it has been widely enjoyed by children and adults alike. This product sparked the development of a series of tuna-based products, including "Mayo Tuna," "Tuna Delight," "Mayo Tuna & Corn," and "Tuna Cream," which helped spark the popularity of tuna. The cheese is placed on top of the sauce, and extra cheese is added on top of the generous amount of toppings to give it a richer cheese flavor.


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Domino's Veggie＞ Sales period: 1985-1993

This product was very popular both in Japan and abroad as a simple product with fresh vegetables, tomato sauce, cheese, and dough to enjoy the taste of the ingredients. This product led to the commercialization of various vegetable pizzas such as "Fresh Veggie," "All Star Veggie," "Gourmet Veggie," and "Grilled Vegetable Pizza". To ensure the taste and texture of fresh vegetables, no extra ingredients are added. In addition to the crunchy texture of onions and peppers, the sweetness of corn and the aroma of mushrooms can be enjoyed.


Prices are as follows

Delivery: S size: from 2,990 yen, M size: from 3,589 yen, L size: from 4,240 yen
Half-price take-out: S size: from 1,495 yen, M size: from 1,794 yen, L size: from 2,120 yen