My Favorite Pizza in Hoi An: 5 Pizzerias I Recommend in 2026

My favorite pizza in Hoi An: a wood-fired pizza with fresh tomatoes and herbs

Every few months someone asks me where to get a good pizza in Hoi An, usually after a week of cao lau and banh mi. This is my honest list of my favorite pizza in Hoi An, updated for 2026. A few places from the old version of this post have closed, so I went back, ate a lot more pizza, and rebuilt the list from scratch. The order below is my personal ranking, and each pizzeria suits a different kind of evening.

Pizzerias in this guide5, ranked from my favorite
WhereOld Town (Le Loi street), Cam Chau and Cua Dai street
Price rangeFrom great value (FORNO) to high-end (La Bottega Cua Dai)
DeliveryBoom Pizza, open almost all day
Last checkedOctober 2026

2026 update: Good Morning Vietnam and Motor City Detroit-Style Pizza, which were on the earlier version of this list, are no longer on it. Opening hours change often in Hoi An, so check the Google Maps link under each pizzeria before you go.

Pizza in Hoi An at a Glance

PizzeriaAreaStyleWhy I go
1. HostariaLe Loi, Old TownItalian trattoriaCentral, Italian-run, one of the pioneers
2. Phuong Uyen PizzaLe Thanh Tong, Cam ChauSmall shopQuiet, outstanding quality and flavour
3. Boom PizzaCua Dai streetDeliveryOpen almost all day, big menu
4. La Bottega Cua DaiCua Dai streetUpscaleElegant space, good quality, higher prices
5. FORNO Pizza & SteakCua Dai streetCasual, sharingGreat crust, great prices, smart portions
My 5 favorite pizzerias in Hoi An, in order. Details and Google Maps links are in each section below.

I. Hostaria Italian Restaurant: My Favorite Pizza in Hoi An Near the Old Town

Pizza at Hostaria Italian Restaurant near Hoi An Old Town
Hostaria, a short walk from the Old Town

If you want a proper Italian dinner after walking around the lanterns, this is where I send people first. Hostaria sits right in the centre, a short walk from the Old Town, and it feels like stepping into a small trattoria in Italy.

What I like

  • Very central: close to the Old Town, so it is easy to combine with an evening walk.
  • Real Italian atmosphere: very traditional Italian decoration, and the restaurant is run by an Italian.
  • One of the pioneers: one of the leading names that brought Italian pizza to Hoi An.
AreaLe Loi street, Old Town area
StyleSit-down Italian trattoria
Best forDinner before or after the Old Town
MapOpen on Google Maps

II. Phuong Uyen Pizza & Spaghetti: Small Shop, Outstanding Pizza

Shrimp spaghetti at Phuong Uyen Pizza and Spaghetti, Hoi An
Pasta at Phuong Uyen Pizza & Spaghetti

Phuong Uyen (also known as HoiAnPizza.com) is a small, Vietnamese-run shop, but the quality is outstanding, so do not judge it by its size. If you stay in Cam Chau or towards Cua Dai, it is the pizzeria I would pick for a relaxed dinner close to your hotel.

What I like

  • Quieter location: away from the Old Town crowds, for a calmer meal.
  • Handy for Cam Chau and Cua Dai: a good choice if you stay on the way to the beach.
  • Very good quality: well made pizza, full of flavour.
AreaLe Thanh Tong street, Cam Chau
StyleSmall, casual shop
Best forA quiet dinner between the Old Town and the beach
MapOpen on Google Maps

III. Boom Pizza Hoi An: The Delivery Specialist

Pepperoni pizza from Boom Pizza, a pizza delivery in Hoi An
Pepperoni pizza from Boom Pizza

Boom Pizza is the one I order when I do not want to go out. It focuses on delivery, so it is perfect after a long day of touring, for a late snack, or for a movie night at your villa.

What I like

  • Open almost all day: you can order at hours when most kitchens in Hoi An are closed.
  • Tasty pizza: good pizza that travels well to your door.
  • Big menu: lots of choices, so everyone in the group finds something.
AreaCua Dai street
StyleDelivery and takeaway
Best forYour hotel, villa or homestay
MapOpen on Google Maps

IV. La Bottega Cua Dai: For a Special Night Out

Wood-fired pizza oven at La Bottega Cua Dai, Hoi An
The wood-fired oven at La Bottega Cua Dai

La Bottega Cua Dai is the most upmarket place on this list. To be honest, the prices are quite high. In return you get an elegant dining room and good quality food, so I keep it for birthdays, anniversaries or the last night of a trip.

What I like

  • Elegant space: a stylish, comfortable setting for a slower dinner.
  • Good quality: consistent, well executed cooking.
  • The trade-off: expect to pay noticeably more than at the other pizzerias here.
AreaCua Dai street, on the way to Cua Dai beach
StyleUpscale Italian
Best forCelebrations and a special dinner
MapOpen on Google Maps

V. FORNO Pizza & Steak: New, Great Crust, Great Value

FORNO Pizza and Steak storefront on Cua Dai street, Hoi An
FORNO Pizza & Steak on Cua Dai street

FORNO is the newest pizzeria on my list, and it has quickly become one I recommend. The crust is really good, the prices are very fair, and the menu is cleverly portioned.

What I like

  • Delicious crust: the base is the highlight here.
  • Very good prices: one of the best value options for the quality.
  • Smart portions: sensible portion sizes, perfect if you want to try several dishes in one meal.
AreaCua Dai street, close to La Bottega Cua Dai
StyleCasual, made for sharing
Best forGroups and trying a bit of everything
MapOpen on Google Maps

VI. Which Pizza in Hoi An Should You Choose?

  • Staying near the Old Town: Hostaria for the full Italian experience.
  • Staying in Cam Chau or on the way to the beach: Phuong Uyen for a quiet dinner, or FORNO and La Bottega on Cua Dai street.
  • Too tired to go out: order from Boom Pizza.
  • On a budget, or in a group: FORNO, so you can share and try more.
  • Celebrating something: La Bottega Cua Dai.

Getting there: the pizzerias on Cua Dai street are a short ride from the Old Town. A private taxi is easiest at night, or you can rent a motorbike and explore at your own pace.

VII. Pizza Styles You Will Find in Hoi An

Most pizzerias in Hoi An follow the Italian tradition, but the crusts vary a lot. Knowing the style helps you pick the right place:

  • Neapolitan: thin, soft centre with a puffy, slightly charred edge, usually from a very hot oven. You can read more about Neapolitan pizza on Wikipedia.
  • Roman or thin and crispy: a flatter, crunchier base that holds more toppings.
  • Thicker, American-style crust: softer and more filling, and it stays good for delivery.

If you like pizza, you might also enjoy my other food guides: the best banh mi in Hoi An, vegan restaurants in Hoi An, and, for something very Vietnamese, the Hoi An food tour.

FAQ: Pizza in Hoi An

Where is the best pizza in Hoi An near the Old Town?

Hostaria Italian Restaurant on Le Loi street is my pick near the Old Town. It is very central, run by an Italian and decorated like a traditional Italian trattoria.

Can I get pizza delivered to my hotel in Hoi An?

Yes. Boom Pizza focuses on delivery, is open almost all day and has a big menu, so it is the easiest option for your hotel, villa or homestay.

Which pizzeria in Hoi An is best for a special occasion?

La Bottega Cua Dai. Prices are higher than elsewhere, but the space is elegant and the quality is good.

What is the cheapest good pizza in Hoi An?

FORNO Pizza & Steak offers very good value, with a great crust and sensible portion sizes that let you share and try several dishes.

Are pizzerias in Hoi An open late?

Hours vary and change often. Boom Pizza is open almost all day; for the others, check the Google Maps link in this guide before you go.

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