Pizza Hut Japan’s latest creation, the “Too Much Cilantro” pizza, has sparked a flurry of reactions on Twitter, with users expressing both fascination and horror at the unconventional topping choice.
Cilantro, known for its divisive flavor profile, takes center stage on this limited-time menu item, adorning the pizza alongside tomato sauce, Korean “yangnyeom” sauce, and shrimp. Described as an “non-standard amount of cilantro,” the pizza aims to captivate the taste buds of Gen Z, evoking comparisons to the sensation of grass growing upon opening the box.
However, Twitter users have been quick to share their opinions, with some vehemently rejecting the idea of cilantro-covered pizza.
“NO NO NO!” exclaimed one defiant user, while another declared it a “hard pass.”
Despite the polarizing reactions, cilantro enthusiasts have emerged, expressing their eagerness to sample the unconventional offering.
“There is never too much cilantro,” asserted one Twitter user, echoing the sentiments of others who expressed their willingness to give the pizza a try, lamenting its limited availability to Japan.
Pizza Hut’s foray into innovative menu items is not new, with past introductions such as the Marmite Stuffed Crust Pizza and the Hot Dog Bites Pizza garnering attention for their novelty.
For those intrigued by the cilantro-covered creation, the pizza will be available at Pizza Hut locations in Japan until April 9th, offering curious diners the opportunity to embark on a culinary adventure.
