Pizza Hut’s iconic buffet is back

September 27, 2024

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Pizza Hut’s famous all-you-can-eat buffet is back in New Zealand, celebrating the chain’s 50th anniversary.

For four days, from September 26 to 29, a special “Pop-up Hut” is offering pizza, a salad bar, soft drinks, and a dessert station at Auckland’s City Works Depot. Tickets sold out quickly, with prices starting at $30 per person.

The buffet includes popular pizza flavours like Hawaiian, pepperoni, and vegetarian, along with a dessert bar featuring ice cream, chocolate mousse, and toppings like marshmallows and M&Ms. With just an hour to eat, diners are racing to enjoy the nostalgia of Pizza Hut’s dining experience.

This limited-time event brings back memories of the original Pizza Hut dine-in restaurants, which were popular in New Zealand until the last one closed in 2016. Proceeds from the pop-up will go to Hato Hone St John, supporting a good cause while celebrating Pizza Hut’s history.

Article written by Milli Banbury

This article was written using AI as an assistive tool for research and writing.

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At the school fair, Mia helped at the Kiwi Kids stall. The class had made bird feeders from recycled yoghurt containers and string. Children and parents stopped to look, and Mia explained how the feeders could hang in a tree. By lunchtime, nearly all the feeders had sold. Mia felt proud because the stall raised money for the school garden. She hoped the garden would soon have more flowers and native plants for insects and tūī.

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