2 Bros Pizza — Restaurant in Kobe

This place should rename itself to “2 bros making the most gas pizza in the world.”I’m from Miami Florida and I’ve been to New York City many many times in my life. This is hands-down, the best New York style pizza I’ve ever had and that’s a huge statement. I’ve tried Prince Street. I’ve tried Joe’s. I’ve tried every staple New York City pizza spot. This is the best New York style pizza I’ve ever had in my entire life. Not only that this is like the last place on earth where you can get a actual one dollar slice gas New York style pizza. When I found this place, it felt like stepping into a portal back in time to 1960s New York City during New York City’s golden age. I highly recommend this pizza to everybody; foreigners, Japanese people, Americans, Europeans you name it, PULL UP. This is gas pizza. Hands down the best I’ve ever...

This is the best NYC style pizza I've found in Japan, and believe me, I've been looking. I could tell they nailed it from the second I bit into my first slice and got an awesome crispy crunch from the crust. It's awesome.

Super cheap slices, great cost performance! Beer available. Seating is simple but I'm not there for the decor, I'm there for the meat lovers and supreme slices. Open more branches in Osaka!!!

BTW pro tip if you buy their frozen slices, here's how I get them 90% as good as freshly baked: Immerse the shrinkwrapped frozen slices in room temperature water for about 10 minutes Preheat oven to 250C, get the pan really hot Undo the shrinkwrap and re-wrap the slice in aluminum foil Put it in the oven for about 10-15 minutes. If you do it right it should be mad crispy and...

This place has the old Sbarro pizza feel if you are old enough to remember. They sell individual slices and have a take away freezer of slices to go.

As a whole Japan has less of a taste for any western spice, particularly in any tomato based sauce. Therefore, Tacos, salsa, spaghetti sauce all have a tomato-y taste. The sauce here has a good flavor and I really like it, but it is a little less flavorful than you find in the U.S. it’s comparable to the sauce you get at sporting events or fairs.

That’s all the negative I can think of. It’s a good size slice for 200-300 yen. It’s kind of a steal really. The pepperoni and buffalo chicken were good and my picky daughter loved the cheese.

This place is in my regular rotation when I am looking for my...