Review- Pizzenia, sadar ,nagpur.

Conceptualize a cold November evening.
You craved for a taste of spicy Italian dishes,  watching television, biting into pizza in your cozy cozy blanket.
This was the scene running all over my mind, after me and my brother decided to order Italian in the evening, yesterday.
Scrolling through Zomato, my brother demanded to try something from Pizzenia, after a thorough reading of the menu, he set his eyes upon two pizzas saoji chicken and chicken with cream and onions.
And to our fortune , it was an offer day at Pizzenia trying to compete with Domino's catering one free on one.We both locked our choices and ordered two pizza's and a penne pasta in red sauce with chicken. Our parents were not in the country and we planned to get rid of the home cooked meal our maid made, ordering all carbohydrates ooey gooey extra cheesy, piping hot goodness.Liken teenagers we both were excited. Food makes our head spin in energy, that's what it does!
But after half and hour our energy started sinking the food didn't arrive on time, Nagpur!So I told my brother to remind them about the timings. And after a long one hour wait our order arrived. I was jumping because at last we'll get to eat,  we paid him and started to open the boxes.My brother and me looked at each other and gave a smile and took a bite into each creamy chicken onion pizza slice expecting to be all wonderful and delicious ,ending up over-eating that day.

After the first bite, my tongue responded to the brain, "Dude that's not even close to warm", that was the result of waiting for an hour,  and the branch being just 10 minutes far away from my house.The first thought the popped up was we should have had Maggi instead , it wouldn't have disappointed us that much and would have been really hot at least while eating.I had to reheat the pizza in the oven, yes! That's what we wanted , really to order summing 600/- and reheating it in the oven and making a fool out of it, what's the point in ordering from a restaurant then.

My tongue didn't even catch up the taste of the pizza,  it refused to.But still I had hope in that desi pizza,  swirling in the oven, wearing the extra cheese melting skirt down the grill. And my senses getting all attentive and my hormones all ready for the pizza.I rushed to my room with the hot pizza, and hurriedly bit off a large chunk of it and realized that the pizza I was being all enthusiastic about was way too salty even to gulp that bite down.
The case was with both of the pizzas. I was so furious I called back, and scolded the attendant, about the carelessness. It was an experience so awful,  this happened for the second time, but I still pulled myself together and took a chance to trust Pizzenia,  and they reciprocated my expectations by shattering them into, an image of tiny awful cold salty pizza stuck in my head.This place doesn't even deserve a rating, but that's what reviews are made up of !
Rating-0.5/5 !
FRANCIS.ABHILASHA


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