Pizza Maru Menu Prices Canada 2026
Pizza Maru Menu Prices Canada 2026
What Are the Pizza Maru Menu Prices?
The menu is bigger than it looks at first glance. Five pizza categories: Korean Style, Maru Special, Classic, Fried Chicken Pizza and Chicago. Sizes run 10, 13 and 16 inches, and prices climb in pretty clean steps. The Korean Style line is the heart of the menu, the Maru Special line is where the show-off pies live, and the Classic line keeps the purists happy. Let us go through it all.
Korean Style Pizza Prices
| Pizza | 10 inch | 13 inch | 16 inch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Potato Korean-style potato pie on green tea dough |
$17.50 | $24.10 | $31.80 |
| Maru Combination | $17.50 | $24.10 | $31.80 |
| Korean Bulgogi Bulgogi beef, the signature |
$20.80 | $27.40 | $35.10 |
| Holy Honey Sweet Potato The pie reviewers order twice |
$20.80 | $27.40 | $35.10 |
| Garlic Chicken BBQ | $21.90 | $28.50 | $36.20 |
| AAA Steaky Smoked Smoked AAA beef steak |
$21.90 | $28.50 | $36.20 |
| Crazy Chicken Shrimp | $24.10 | $32.90 | $40.60 |
| Seafood Bay | – | – | $36.20 |
Maru Special Pizza Prices
| Pizza | 10 inch | 13 inch |
|---|---|---|
| The “Kaboom” Cheese Bomb Explosive cheese pull, the Instagram pie |
$28.60 | $35.20 |
| Monster Pepperoni | $31.90 | $38.50 |
| Maru Five | – | $31.90 |
Classic Pizza Prices
| Pizza | 10 inch | 13 inch | 16 inch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maru Cheese Green tea dough cheese pie |
$12.10 | $18.60 | $26.30 |
| Veggie | $12.10 | $18.60 | $26.30 |
| Pepperoni | $14.20 | $20.80 | $28.50 |
Fried Chicken Pizza Prices
| Pizza | 10 inch | 13 inch | 16 inch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seasoned Chicken Seasoned Korean chicken on pizza |
$21.90 | $28.50 | $35.10 |
| Garlic Butter Chicken | $21.90 | $28.50 | $35.10 |
Pizza Maru Menu Card Canada 2026
That is the whole board in one graphic. Look at the size jumps: the 13-inch runs about $6 to $8 above the 10-inch, and the 16-inch about the same above the 13. The pattern holds across nearly every pie, so upgrading a size is always a known quantity here. No surprises at the till.
Pizza Maru Value Picks: Where to Spend and Where to Save
The cheapest way in is the 10-inch Maru Cheese or Veggie at $12.10. That is cheaper than most Toronto chain pizzas, and it still comes on the green tea dough, so you are not missing the Maru experience. For two people, the 13-inch Potato at $24.10 is the sweet spot: it feeds two comfortably and the potato pie is weird in the best way. The 16-inch Crazy Chicken Shrimp at $40.60 is the priciest pie on the board, and honestly it is a lot of pizza for the money if there are three or four of you. My take? Skip the 10-inch specialties if there are two of you and jump straight to the 13. Is the bigger size always the smarter buy here? With the per-inch math clearly favouring it, yes, it is. If you are comparing prices across Ontario pizza shops generally, New Orleans Pizza menu prices give you another Ontario chain to benchmark against.
What Else Is on the Pizza Maru Menu?
Pizza is only half the story. Pizza Maru is, per its own official site, the only brand in the world serving Korean pizza and seasoned chicken together. The oven wings come in Korean BBQ or seasoned flavour, a pound is $16.40 and two pounds is $31.80. The Chicago pizzas, Golden Chicago at $36.20 and Real Chicago at $35.10, are the thick-pie options for the deep-dish crowd. Sides run from a $1.10 dipping sauce to the Meat Cheese Oven Spaghetti at $15.30, which reviewers keep ordering as a side. Beverages are $2.75 across the board.
| Chicken & Sides | Price |
|---|---|
| Golden Chicago Pizza | $36.20 |
| Real Chicago Pizza | $35.10 |
| Korean BBQ Oven Wings (1 lb) Seasoned Korean savoury galbi sauce |
$16.40 |
| Seasoned Oven Wings (1 lb) | $16.40 |
| Korean BBQ Oven Wings (2 lb) | $31.80 |
| Seasoned Oven Wings (2 lb) | $31.80 |
| Meat Cheese Oven Spaghetti | $15.30 |
| Chili Topokki | $16.40 |
| Beverage Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite, Ginger Ale, Fuze |
$2.75 |
| Dipping Sauce Sweet Ranch, Garlic, Sriracha Mayo |
$1.10 |
Pizza Maru Korean Fried Chicken Wings
The Korean BBQ wings are the sleeper order. A pound for $16.40 sits right in line with Toronto pub wing prices, and the galbi-style glaze is the kind of thing you do not get from a regular pizzeria. Pair a pound with a 13-inch Potato and you are feeding two people for about forty bucks.
What Is the Story Behind Pizza Maru?
Pizza Maru is a Korean brand with over 620 stores in Korea, and Toronto got its first Canadian location on July 1, 2022, at 6048 Yonge Street near Finch Station. The whole concept hangs on the green tea well-being dough: green tea, chlorella, oats, rye, flax, black rice, barley, corn, sunflower seeds, wheat, sorghum and millet, all in the crust. It bakes thinner and lighter than a regular crust with a slightly nutty bite. Reviewers keep mentioning the cheese pull, the pizzas arrive heavy with cheese, and the pies people reorder are the Holy Honey Sweet Potato, the Korean Bulgogi and the Kaboom Cheese Bomb. The Signature Shrimbul gets named a lot too. There is no Toronto pizzeria doing anything close to this, though if you like indie Toronto spots with personality, Conspiracy Pizza menu prices cover another one-shop Leaside spot doing its own thing.
Where Is Pizza Maru in Toronto?
Two locations. The North York store is at 6048 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON M2M 3W5, near Finch Station, phone (416) 222-3337. The downtown store is at 66 Gerrard Street East. Hours are Monday to Thursday and Sunday 11:30 AM to 11:00 PM, Friday and Saturday 11:30 AM to midnight. Both stores do delivery through the brand-managed listings. Since hours can shift, check the listing before you head over.
Pizza Maru FAQ
What are the Pizza Maru menu prices in Toronto?
Pizza Maru menu prices run from $12.10 for a 10-inch Maru Cheese or Veggie pizza up to $40.60 for a 16-inch Crazy Chicken Shrimp. Most Korean-style pizzas run $17.50 to $36.20 depending on size, the Kaboom Cheese Bomb is $28.60 to $35.20, and oven wings are $16.40 a pound. All prices in CAD, checked October 22, 2026.
What is the Pizza Maru green tea dough?
Pizza Maru’s signature dough is made with green tea, chlorella, oats, rye, flax, black rice, barley, corn, sunflower seeds, wheat, sorghum and millet. It is a thinner, lighter crust with a slightly nutty flavour, and it is the main reason the chain’s pizzas feel different from regular Toronto pizza.
Where can I find the official Pizza Maru menu online?
Pizza Maru’s official Canadian site (pizzamaru.ca) publishes no online price table, so current prices come from the brand’s own delivery menu on DoorDash, which the merchant sets itself. This guide uses the 66 Gerrard Street East Toronto listing, consistent with the 6048 Yonge Street listing, verified October 22, 2026.
What is the Kaboom Cheese Bomb at Pizza Maru?
The Kaboom Cheese Bomb is one of Pizza Maru’s Maru Special pizzas, famous for an explosive cheese pull when you lift a slice. A 10-inch is $28.60 and a 13-inch is $35.20. It is the pie reviewers mention most often alongside the Holy Honey Sweet Potato.
Is Pizza Maru worth it compared to other Toronto pizza chains?
If you want something different from standard Toronto pizza, yes. Nothing else in the city serves Korean-style pizza on green tea dough with a side of Korean fried chicken. The classics hold their own too: a 10-inch Maru Cheese at $12.10 is cheaper than most chain pizzas in the city.
Does Pizza Maru sell fried chicken?
Yes. Pizza Maru is, per its official site, the only brand in the world serving Korean pizza and seasoned chicken together. The oven wings come in Korean BBQ or seasoned flavour at $16.40 for a pound or $31.80 for two pounds, plus dipping sauces at $1.10 each.
Where are the Pizza Maru locations in Toronto?
Pizza Maru has two Toronto locations: 6048 Yonge Street in North York (near Finch Station) and 66 Gerrard Street East downtown. Hours are Monday to Thursday and Sunday 11:30 AM to 11:00 PM, Friday and Saturday 11:30 AM to midnight. The North York store opened July 1, 2022.
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That is the complete guide to pizza maru menu prices as of October 2026. The short version I give friends: go for the Holy Honey Sweet Potato on your first visit, order the Korean BBQ wings on the side, and get the 13-inch if there are two of you. Green tea dough sounds like a gimmick until you eat it. Then it just tastes like pizza, but lighter, and you wonder why more places do not do it.
