It can be difficult to source a decent pizza in Ubud (there are plenty of sub-par versions on offer), so the existence of Mamma Mia is something to celebrate. The Roman-style thin-base pizzas are cooked in a wood-fired oven and given the full range of classic toppings. Enjoy one with a beer, as they do in Rome. Free delivery, too.
Mamma Mia
Ubud
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