Recent visit to the store in (near) summerwood.
Can't be more underwhelmed from any pizza place I have ever, I mean ever, been to.
The place in kingwood can save money by buying the grand opening and grand closing signs in bulk . Never thought it was possible to be worse quality than a pizza from a drive in movie consession stand but they did it. 

That's too bad. I was hoping it would be like Blaze Pizza in Cali. It's fabulous! 

That's too bad about your location. I've gone to the one close to me and it's great. Maybe they will get better as they get experience. 

The one by the Galleria is decent, and is PACKED at lunch hour. Hope the KW location does OK. Mama Fu's is always empty when I drive by. Not looking good for them so far. 

Okay. I'll give em a try when they get here. When will it open? 

What kind of pizza did you get?
A lot of pizza ovens need time to season before they're any good. 

I was hoping it would be like Blaze Pizza in Cali.
Uno's is better. 

Uno's is different. Uno's is good for Chicago Style Pizza. I gotta be in the mood for all that bread and fat. I could eat at Blaze every day. It's fresh and light. 

I agree with AWGAY
They have pre fabricated pizza "disks" that taste like a flour tortilla with standard ,out of the package, toppings.
Nothing worth returning for. 

^^EW! 

Please folks... It was 100% better than the Pizza Hut or Degiorno styles Pre-fab or not, it is much closer to realistic pizza than you can get from your Generic top 5 companies. At least it was cooked without a conveyor belt...

This again is why we can't have nice things in Kingwood. The people run anything 'different' or decent out of town. Guess you might want to return to JC's... :)

Cheers! 

BTW - we watched them take a fresh blob of dough and simply just press it with a machine... not exactly pre-fab. 

Their website says they make their own organic fresh dough. I am looking forward to it. 

We have J Christopher's. That's all I need. Big B's just passed Huffman bridge is quite good as well.