Union Minister Ramdas Athawale launched the outlet of Massimo Pizzeria

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Now Mumbaikars can enjoy traditional wood-fired Pizza at Massimo Pizzeria

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 03: Mumbai is known for its fast-paced life and lip-smacking food. Recently, Mumbai has got another food outlet Massimo Pizzeria. Pizza is a dish of Italian origin, but with its popularity, one can find it in every city. With time, pizza has become a global and most popular food in the world. Massimo Pizzeria was launched in Mumbai by Mehboob khan, promoters of popular food joint Carters Blue. The Massimo Pizzeria outlet on Bandra Carter Road was inaugurated by Ramdas Athawale, Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment.

On this occasion Mehboob Khan, Promoters Carter Blue & Massimo Pizzeria said that we are in the business of fine dining in Mumbai for the last many years our main speciality so far is Lebanese food, but I have noticed that some of the fast-food in Mumbai, especially pizza, there is no innovation or fusion. Every outlet has its speciality, but I didn’t find anything new and different, so from here, the idea of Massimo Pizzeria started; our special thing is that the pizza is prepared with the traditional technique of firewood. We have kept the taste and variety of Massimo Pizzeria international while also blending Indian flavors. Customers can enjoy the live cooking of natural wood pizzas at our outlets.

Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment Ramdas Athawale said that “Mumbai offers popular cuisines from all over the world. I would like to wish the promoters all the best for the new outlet of Massimo Pizzeria, which is ideal for youngsters and family outings by the seaside of Bandra. I believe people will love the new flavors and varieties at Massimo Pizzeria.

Soon after the Bandra outlet of Massimo Pizzeria, a food joint will also be launched in Dadar. In the future, along with fast food, fine dining will also be added to the menu. Massimo Pizzeria plans to open more outlets in the Mumbai suburb.