Base choices
Multigrain and whole-wheat bases give you lighter alternatives to the classic crust without losing flavour.
Al Karama
Pizza 2 Go is a delivery-focused pizza restaurant serving thin-crust pizzas in Al Karama, with takeaway also available. Reviews highlight the multigrain and whole-wheat bases, generous toppings, and standout choices such as the Pollo Alfredo pizza.
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Multigrain and whole-wheat bases give you lighter alternatives to the classic crust without losing flavour.
The thin crust is repeatedly praised for being crisp, well made and topped generously.
Vegetarian diners get an unusually broad choice, including named pizzas such as Veg Alfredo and Veg Hot Tropic.
Several reviews describe pizzas as loaded, with the Pollo Alfredo receiving specific praise for its generous toppings.
Many customers report quick or consistently punctual delivery, including one order delivered in 25 minutes against an estimated 45.
Long-term customers say the taste, freshness and quality have stayed consistent across repeated orders.
The menu has worked well for gatherings and office orders, with colleagues making it a preferred pizza and pasta choice.
Choose multigrain. For a lighter base, ask for multigrain or whole wheat; both are specifically praised as tasty alternatives.
Try Pollo Alfredo. Pollo Alfredo is a useful first order if you like creamy toppings; one customer compared it to Alfredo pasta.
Order small. A small pizza may be enough for one person, according to a review that found it filling.
Bring cutlery. If you need utensils with delivery, check before ordering or keep your own handy because one customer said cutlery was not provided.
Expect takeaway. Plan around delivery or takeaway rather than a sit-down meal; reviews describe the outlet as delivery-oriented with limited dine-in.
Avoid weekends. If timing matters, consider ordering outside peak weekend periods, when the outlet has been described as receiving a large number of orders.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
One customer enjoyed its rich, creamy sauce and noted that add-ons could be customised.
Garlic bread is praised in some reviews, though another customer specifically complained that theirs lacked garlic.
This is a distinctive desi-style flavour called out as a must-try by one customer.
A customer ordering several base styles rated Chicken Mexicana the best of the group.
Pasta reviews are mixed: some customers enjoyed it, while others found the tomato-heavy or pink-sauce versions unpleasant in taste and texture.
One customer reported finding tissue paper in place of cheese and asked the restaurant to improve hygiene and order handling.
Although delivery is often praised, one recent review described waiting more than an hour for an order.
This is primarily a delivery and takeaway operation; dine-in space is described as very limited.
A review raised a packaging concern, saying delivery boxes were sent without a seal.
The Bottom Line
Pizza 2 Go is a delivery-led pizza spot in Al Karama with takeaway available and only limited dine-in space. Its main draw is the thin-crust pizza range: reviews mention everything from Margherita and BBQ chicken to the creamy Pollo Alfredo, while vegetarian diners get uncommon choice, including Veg Alfredo and Veg Hot Tropic. The multigrain and whole-wheat bases are especially useful if you want an alternative to the standard crust.
Delivery is often a strong point. One customer said an order arrived in 25 minutes against a 45-minute estimate, and long-term customers describe the taste and quality as consistent. Small pizzas have also been called filling for one person, which is handy when ordering for yourself rather than a group.
The outlet has been used successfully for office orders and gatherings. There are caveats. Pizza reviews are generally favourable, but pasta feedback is much less reliable, ranging from praise for Pink Paradise Pasta to complaints about tomato-heavy flavour, odd texture and unpleasant smell.
One order reportedly contained tissue paper instead of cheese, and another mentioned unsealed boxes. Check packaging and cutlery on delivery, and remember this is more practical for takeaway or delivery than a sit-down meal.