Domino's Pizza Japan

Last updated September 2026

Yes - Domino's Pizza (ドミノ・ピザ) is very much in Japan, though its footprint has shrunk to roughly 800-830 locations after its largest franchisee announced 172+ store closures in 2025 - still one of Domino's largest markets outside the United States. But here's the thing: Domino's Japan is nothing like the Domino's you know. The menu has been completely adapted for Japanese tastes - think mayonnaise, potato, corn, teriyaki chicken, and seafood as standard toppings. Delivery is reliable and the website has an English option. If you're craving pizza in Japan, Domino's is your most accessible option - just go in knowing what to expect.

Domino's Japan Menu Highlights

Japanese Specialty Pizzas

• Mayo Jaga - Potato slices, pork sausage, corn, and double mayo sauce, one of Domino's Japan's most iconic combinations. Mayo is a beloved condiment in Japan and works surprisingly well on pizza.
• Teriyaki Chicken - Chicken in teriyaki sauce with Japanese-style toppings. Familiar enough for US visitors while being distinctly Japanese.
• Seafood varieties - Shrimp, scallop, and squid appear as toppings on specialty pizzas. Seafood pizza is a genuine Japanese food tradition, not just a Domino's thing.
• Quattro (クワトロ) - A pizza divided into four quadrants, each with a different topping combination. The ultimate way to try multiple Japanese flavors in one order. Highly recommended for groups.

Familiar Options for US Visitors

• American - Pepperoni and tomato sauce, the closest thing to a classic US pepperoni pizza
• Margherita - Simple tomato and cheese, available in Japan
• NY Style Pepperoni Lover / Cheese Lover - Large, single-size pizzas built for pizza purists, priced separately from the S/M/L lineup

Domino's Japan Menu Prices (English)

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Prices as of August 2026, subject to change - pizza prices sourced directly from Domino's Japan's official English menu (dominos.jp/en/Menu-pizza), delivery pricing, tax included. Takeout tends to run slightly cheaper, and weekend promotions sometimes upgrade S-size orders to M for free. Confirm current pricing on the Domino's Japan app or site before ordering.

View the full official Domino's Japan menu →

Domino's Japan vs. US - What's Different

If you open the Domino's Japan website expecting the same menu you know from home, you'll be surprised. Here are the key differences:

• Toppings - Japanese-style toppings dominate: mayonnaise, potato, corn, teriyaki chicken, shrimp, squid, and crab are all standard. Classic US toppings like pepperoni and Italian sausage exist but take a backseat.
• Price - Significantly more expensive. A regular large pizza is ¥2,500–¥4,000 at full price. However, Domino's Japan runs frequent online coupons that can bring prices down substantially.
• Portion size - Pizzas at Domino's Japan tend to be slightly smaller in diameter than the equivalent US size.
• Crust - Hand-tossed and thin crust are available, similar to the US. Some locations offer specialty crust varieties not found in the US.
• Quality perception - In Japan, Domino's is viewed as a legitimate meal option, not a budget fallback. The premium pricing reflects this positioning.

Ordering & Delivery in Japan

Domino's Japan was an early pioneer of online pizza ordering in Asia, and the system works well for international visitors. The Domino's Japan website (dominos.jp) has an English-language option - toggle it from the top of the page. You can order for delivery or pickup, enter an address, select your pizza, and pay by credit card.

Delivery is the primary way Japanese people use Domino's. Coverage depends on proximity to a store, and delivery times are generally reliable. Pickup is also available and typically includes a discount.

In-store ordering is possible at counter locations. Staff typically speak some English in major tourist areas, and the menu has pictures throughout.

Domino's Locations Across Japan

With roughly 800-830 locations (down from ~1,000 after 2025 closures), Domino's Japan still has nationwide coverage. Major cities where you'll find multiple locations:

• Tokyo - Dozens of locations throughout the city, including Shinjuku, Shibuya, Akihabara, and the surrounding metro area
• Osaka - Multiple locations including Namba and Umeda areas
• Kyoto - Several locations serving the city and suburbs
• Fukuoka - Coverage in Tenjin and Hakata areas
• Sapporo - Locations throughout Hokkaido's capital

Use the US Food in Japan search tool to find the Domino's nearest to where you are. Alternatively, use dominos.jp to check delivery coverage for your address directly.

Tips for Ordering Domino's Japan

• Order online for deals - Domino's Japan's website runs ongoing digital coupons that significantly reduce the listed price. Always check before ordering
• Try the Quattro - If you're with a group and can't decide, the four-quadrant Quattro lets everyone try something different
• Go Japanese - The Mayo Potato and teriyaki options are genuinely good and represent a uniquely Japanese pizza experience worth trying
• Pepperoni exists - If you want something familiar, pepperoni classic is usually available even if it's not the focus of the menu
• Use credit card or cash - Both are accepted; IC cards (Suica, Pasmo) may not be accepted for delivery orders
• Check the English toggle - dominos.jp has it at the top of the page - don't struggle with the Japanese site when the English version works fine