This Pizzeria Slices Up Pizzas Topped With Entire Kimchi Dumplings

We’re still stuffed from last month’s NOODS NOODS NOODS presented by Original Cup Noodles event, but that doesn’t mean we can’t anticipate our next cheat day.

Sgt. Pepperoni’s Pizza Store, who created kimchi pizza dumplings exclusively for the Noods festival, has decided to take the next logical step and cement the dumplings on a pizza, for a new permanent menu item.

In a collaboration with Oak and Coal, the two restaurants have created a Kimchi Dumpling Pizza that is topped with chicken, pork belly, kale ramen noodles, and whole dumplings. The dumplings themselves are also stuffed with a mix of chicken and pork belly, along with garlic, ginger, and chives. Everything is then covered in a spicy gochujang sauce.

The new kimchi dumpling pizza is exactly what it sounds like and we wouldn’t wanna anything less than that.

Foodbeast family member Annie Le had this to say:

I wasn’t sure what a kimchi dumpling pizza would taste like, but it was the perfect amount of cheesy, spicy, and crunchy!

You can order this massive pie at Sgt. Pepperoni’s — located in Newport Beach, CA. Be sure to bring a friend or two. We sure did.

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