Two Delhi-NCR pizzerias crack World's Top 100. They are...
Da Susy, established in 2021 by Naples-born Susanna Di Cosimo, is renowned for its faithful approach to Neapolitan pizza, combined with creative flavours and cheese. Operating two outlets in Gurugram, Da Susy has become a celebrated name among pizza enthusiasts for its traditional touch and quality.
Da Susy (Photo: Zomato, Da Susy Instagram)
Chef Susanna moved to India in 2013 and used to run an inbound tour operator with a colleague for Italian travellers who wished to explore India. However, post-pandemic, destiny had another dough kneaded for her. What she thought was just some regular cooking for friends and family turned out to be a passion project, and Gurugram got this popular eatery.Leo's PizzeriaadvertisementLeo's Pizzeria, guided by Chef Amol Kumar since its inception in 2016, has built a reputation for its artisanal pizzas. Known for its meticulous preparation methods, each pizza at Leo's is crafted with precision.
Leo's Pizzeria (Photos: Zomato/Chef Amol Kumar Instagram)
Chef Amol has been a pizza lover all his life, right from childhood. Vacation or not, pizza was always his first choice - and this lifelong passion eventually gave rise to one of Delhi's most popular pizza places. Step into the quaint restaurant, and you'll find the walls lined with photos of Chef Amol's beloved pets. In fact, the place is named after his dog, Leo.This is not the only time these two Indian pizzerias have gained global recognition.In previous competitions, Da Susy was ranked sixth in the 50 Top Pizza Asia Pacific Awards 2025. Meanwhile, Leo's Pizzeria also received the 41st spot in the same Asia Pacific list, further cementing its status as a top dining destination.Every year, The Best Pizza, a Europe-based organisation, unveils the list of the world's 100 best pizzerias. In 2025, the top five places were secured by Italian pizzerias - Masanielli, Pepe, Pizzarium, Bob Alchimia a Spicchi and Tigli.- Ends
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