Pizza Hut Japan Introduces a "Drinkable" Cheese Curry Pizza
Swapping traditional mozzarella for sharp Gouda and creamy Japanese curry, this molten limited-time pie is taking comfort food to a whole new level.
Summary
- Pizza Hut Japan has officially launched the “Nomeru Pizza Cheese Curry,” an incredibly cheesy and creamy pie marketed as being practically “drinkable”
- The limited-time offering blends traditional Japanese curry sauce with Gouda cheese on classic pizza dough, creating a molten, savory texture
- The new Cheese Curry Pizza is available at participating Pizza Hut Japan locations now through June 15, 2026
Pizza Hut Japan is operating on an entirely different level when it comes to fast-food innovation, and its latest creation proves that the chain is not afraid to break the rules of traditional pizza making. Building on the country’s deep love for rich, savory comfort food, Pizza Hut Japan has officially dropped the “Nomeru Pizza Cheese Curry.” The pie’s molten, ultra-creamy texture is so exceptionally smooth and heavy on the sauce that the brand is affectionately marketing the dish as a “drinkable” pizza.
The concept of combining curry and bread is already a beloved staple in Japanese bakeries, and cheese curry is a standard upgrade in local comfort food. Pizza Hut Japan essentially took these two universally loved ideas and fused them into a single, highly slurpable pie. The base of the pizza features a rich, savory Japanese curry sauce spread thick over the dough.
However, the real secret to the Nomeru Pizza Cheese Curry’s unique texture is its cheese selection. Instead of relying on the standard, stringy mozzarella pull, Pizza Hut opted to blanket the pie in Gouda. The Gouda was specifically chosen for its sharper flavor and stronger aroma, elevating the dish with a rich, savory edge that melts seamlessly into the warm curry to create its signature “drinkable” consistency.
For those looking to try this wild culinary crossover, the pies are priced very reasonably. A personal-sized pie starts at just 700 yen (approximately $4.55 USD), while a medium pizza will run you 2,230 yen (roughly $14.50 USD). The chain is also offering a satisfying combo meal that pairs the pizza with fries and fried chicken for 990 yen.
While American fast-food fans can only look on in jealousy, Pizza Hut Japan continues to prove why it operates in a parallel universe of flavor innovation. For those lucky enough to be in the region, the Nomeru Pizza Cheese Curry will be melting onto menus until June 15, 2026.




















