We’ve been on the lookout for a good DIY pizza making activity for kids in KL.
It all started after little E watched an episode of Blippi, where he visits a kitchen and learns how Italian pizza is made completely from scratch. That was it, he was hooked, and all he wanted after that was to make his own pizza.
Turns out we didn’t have to look far. myPizzaLab runs a DIY pizza-making session for kids, and it’s free when you order a regular pizza.
So in early July, we headed to their Bukit Jalil outlet on a Wednesday night to let little E give it a go. Read on to find out about our experience.
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What the DIY Pizza Making Activity Was Like
Little E got his own dough, pizza sauce, and a spread of toppings to build his own pizza from scratch. On offer at our table: cheese, basil, chicken, pineapple, and orange slices.
He got a pair of gloves too, to keep his hands clean while he spread the sauce and piled on his toppings.
The staff at Bukit Jalil were friendly and helpful, helping little E along the way without taking over the fun. Mummy and daddy joined in the fun too, helping him decorate his pizza along the way.
Once he was done decorating, he got to watch his own pizza go into the oven, which was a small thrill on its own. A few minutes later, it came out hot and ready to eat, fresh from his own hands.
Little E was genuinely excited to eat something that he made himself.
Our Pizza Dinner at Bukit Jalil
One thing worth mentioning: parking at the Bukit Jalil outlet was easy to find, and the place wasn’t crowded at all on a weeknight, which made it a relaxed spot for little E to take his time decorating his pizza without feeling rushed.
We also ordered the Huat The Duck pizza and Honey BBQ Wings for the table, both of which were delicious. We’ll definitely be back to try more of the other pizza flavours on the menu.
Fun Fact
The pizza little E made turned out really yummy, probably because he piled on every single topping provided. And since he made it himself, he ended up eating way more than usual. Mummy and daddy got to enjoy it too, since there was plenty to go around.
How the Promotion Works
If you want to try this with your own kids, here’s the gist. It’s free for kids aged 10 and below, with a minimum spend of RM30 on pizzas.
Your child needs to be there in person, since the staff bake the pizza fresh on the spot. Limit: one free kids pizza per child.
It’s available every day, including public holidays and weekends, so it fits around your schedule rather than the other way around, and it’s for in-store orders only.
One thing to note: this doesn’t stack with other vouchers or discounts, so it’s simplest to just treat it as part of a normal dine-in order.
Terms above were valid at the time of our visit. Do check myPizzaLab’s Facebook page for the latest promotion details and pricing, as these may change.
Where to Find myPizzaLab
The promotion is running at all five myPizzaLab outlets:
- Seapark: 12, Jalan 21/22, SeaPark, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
- Desa Sri Hartamas: 38, Ground Floor, Jalan 27/70A, Desa Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
- SS15: 44, Jalan SS15/4B, SS15, 47500 Subang Jaya
- Sama Square, Setapak: G-01A & G1-01A(E), Kompleks Sama, No.2, Jalan 1/23C, 53200 Setapak, Kuala Lumpur
- Bukit Jalil: 3-16-G, Aked Esplanad, Jalan Jalil Perkasa 14, Bukit Jalil, 57000 Kuala Lumpur
All outlets are open daily from 11:30am to 9:30pm.
A Small Bonus for the Grown-Ups
Every regular pizza you order also counts toward myPizzaLab’s ViP loyalty program, so while little E was working on his masterpiece, we racked up a stamp toward a free pizza for ourselves too.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the free DIY pizza work for takeaway or delivery orders?
It’s for dine-in only, since your child needs to be there in person to build and eat their pizza fresh from the oven.
Is the kid’s DIY pizza available on weekends and public holidays too?
Yes, it runs every day of the week, so you don’t need to plan your visit around a specific date.
What pizza toppings can kids choose from?
We covered the toppings on offer earlier in the post. It’s worth checking with your outlet since the exact toppings might vary slightly.
Is there any extra cost on top of the RM30 minimum spend?
No, the kids’ pizza is free once you’ve hit the RM30 minimum spend on pizzas, no separate charge for it.
Final Thoughts
If you’re a parent in Klang Valley looking for something a little different for your next family dinner, this is worth trying. There’s no booking needed, no extra cost beyond your usual order.
Between the hands-on fun for little E and a proper meal for the rest of the family, it ended up being a more memorable outing than we expected.
Have you tried this with your kids? Let me know how it went for your family in the comments.
