Your primary reason for visiting Pizza In The Sky should be the "dine with a view" asset, to be honest. The food was OK, but it's not what would have me come back.

We arrived about half an hour after opening time (during the week), and it was slowly starting to get crowded already. Luckily, we did not have a wait time. There are Japanese seating options but also picnic table style options. The menu is cleverly written on a fan. The drinks come served on little cloth shirts with floral patterns. All very cute!

As for the pizza, they only have two options: plain cheese or mix. The mix will be green pepper, white onion chunks (uncooked, just thrown on), cheese and meats. My mom had a small plain one and I had the medium mixed. Apart from having cheese, the small one was also covered in pepper; so much it made my mom cough every time she took a bite. As for the mixed one, it was OK except for those onion chunks. Having white onion that's not been cooked in a pan prior to throwing it on a pizza is just not yummy. With every time I bit down on one of those pieces, I lost more of my appetite. I didn't finish my last two slices purely because I was done with the onion taste.

On a brighter note, their acerola juice is great!