Pizza Hut Qormi

Pizza Hut Qormi trades from PAVI-PAMA Shopping Village on Triq Manwel Dimech in Qormi. It is one of the branches Pizza Hut Malta lists in its online ordering system, next to St Julian's, Żejtun and the University of Malta campus, and orders are placed by choosing Qormi, then delivery or takeout. Menus and prices are shared across the chain, though crust availability, prices, delivery areas and minimum spends can differ from one branch to another. Our page on restaurants in Qormi lists the sit-down kitchens in the town.

Pan pizzas and the Maltese favourite

The core of the menu is the familiar thick pan pizza on a tomato base. A Margherita with tomato chunks and oregano costs €8.10, and a build-your-own pizza starts from a €6.35 base of tomato sauce and mozzarella, with toppings added on top and a different combination possible on each half. The local touch is Bajd u Bacon, eggs and bacon over mozzarella, sold as a Maltese favourite for €9.30, the same price as Hawaiian, Farmhouse and the four-part Quattro Colori.

Spicier and busier pies follow. Hot'n Zesty, with spicy beef and jalapeños, costs €10.50, as do Capricciosa and the tuna, caper and olive Deep Blue. BBQ Chicken, Chicken Supreme, BBQ Lovers and Meat Lovers each cost €12.35, and the Super Supreme, piled with nine toppings, tops the list at €13.60. Our page on pizza restaurants in Malta compares independent pizzerias across the island.

Thin crusts, Flatzz and Melts

Traditional San Francisco thin pizzas, several on sourdough, make up a second range. A thin Margherita with fresh tomatoes and olive oil is €9.30, Sourdough Funghi and Heavenly Veg are €11.75, Diavola and Pepperoni are €12.85, and the Sourdough Capricciosa and Triple Meat Pizza are €15.25. Two San Francisco pizzas cost €17.00 together on the deal.

For a lighter bite, the oval Crafted Flatzz start with a plain Cheesy at €5.90, with Pepperoni Flatzz at €6.50 and Sweet Chilli Chicken at €6.90. Melts are folded pizza pockets with a choice of marinara or garlic dip included, from a €6.95 Pepperoni Melt to a €7.75 Meat Lover Melt, and there are sweet Nutella and Caramel Biscuit Melts at €5.95.

Gluten-free bases, sides and sharing deals

Gluten-free pizzas come on a 19cm by 26cm base, from a €9.10 Margherita to a €14.60 Super Supreme. All food is prepared in one kitchen, so cross-contamination cannot be ruled out despite strict controls. Sides include eight Chicken Strips with BBQ dip at €8.55, Bacon Breadsticks at €11.00 and the Wingstreet Wonder Combo Platter at €16.70, with 33cl cans of Kinnie, Pepsi and 7Up at €2.10. For families, the Pan Deal at €27.60 pairs a starter with a large three-topping pan pizza for about three people. The old points-based loyalty scheme is being wound up, with points redeemable for four months from 25 May 2026, though discounts continue on orders placed directly through pizzahut.com.mt.

Around Qormi

Qormi is a city in the centre of Malta, south-west of Valletta, and it carries the title Città Pinto, granted by Grand Master Manuel Pinto da Fonseca in 1743. It is known across the island as the home of Maltese bread, with more bakeries than anywhere else in the country, some still firing wood ovens. Pinto's Loggia, built in 1772 and now a symbol of the town, is about 400 metres away, the 17th-century St Peter's Chapel about 900 metres, and the baroque Parish Church of St George, completed in 1684, about 1.2 km. About 1.5 km away, a replica of the Wignacourt Arch, first raised in 1615 as part of the Wignacourt Aqueduct, stands between Fleur-de-Lys and Santa Venera. For a slower Maltese meal, see 1743 Razzett l-Antik in Qormi or House of Flavours in Santa Venera.

Ordering and questions

Qormi lies a short way south-west of the capital, so it pairs easily with a day spent using our Valletta guide. To order from this branch, choose Qormi on pizzahut.com.mt and pick delivery or takeout. For anything else about Pizza Hut Qormi, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the branch.