The quarantines have had some positive developments, too. And I am not talking about the community pantries that sprouted around NCR plus and beyond. I'm talking about businesses that probably came about as a result of the lockdowns and people being limited in their usual going out for meals (usually in the malls). Many of these businesses are the 'buy and sell' type but perhaps the more significant ones are those in the food business. These are the bakers, chefs, cooks and others who have ventured into the creation of cakes, pastries, lunch boxes, shakes, and other goodies that people now can easily order and have delivered to their homes thanks to the Grabs, Lalamoves, Food Pandas and other transport services.
One we discovered recently is "The Ugly Pizza". We first saw its ad on Facebook and dismissed it as likely the outcome of social media mining the net for our preferences. After a few more views by both the wife and I, we decided to check it out and see what they're about through what else, their Facebook page. Seeing the pizza selection and how they make them, we were convinced enough to order from them. It also helped that we learned they were located at another subdivision a couple of kilometers away from our village.
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The pizzas came in individual boxes.
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We ordered 4 different pizzas to sample their menu. Each box was properly marked.
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| Four-cheese |
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| Prosciutto |
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Pepperoni
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Margherita - they definitely got this right
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Instead of hot sauce, the pizza came with honey with chili. It seemed unusual at first and we did bring out hot sauce, but the spicy honey was actually perfect for the pizza.
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A closer look at their margherita pizza
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The Ugly Pizza is located in Taytay, Rizal. Check out their Facebook page for details.
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