The Pizza Company Baked Spinach with Cheese Copycat Recipe
A hot spinach and cheese bake that sets rather than splits, because the spinach is wrung out first.
Thailand's own pizza chain, with a menu that reflects it.
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Not every menu item has a recipe here, and that is deliberate - We write a page when there is something genuinely worth saying about how to make the thing.
A hot spinach and cheese bake that sets rather than splits, because the spinach is wrung out first.
Sweeter sauce, softer base. Structurally much closer to a Pizza Hut pan pizza than to a Neapolitan - a thicker, more bread-like base and a sauce carrying noticeably more sugar.
Thai chain pizza runs sweet across the board, which is consistent with Thai savoury cooking generally rather than being a pizza-specific choice. If you are copying anything from this menu, do not correct the sweetness out of it; it is the point.
The seafood toppings are not a novelty. Prawn, crab stick and squid are mainstream toppings in this market and are treated as such.
The Pizza Company is Thailand's own pizza chain, founded in 2001 by the executive who had previously run Pizza Hut's Thai operation, and it went on to take the larger share of its home market - one of the few places in the world where a domestic chain out-competed the American incumbents on pizza.
Its menu shows exactly why. Seafood cocktail toppings, spicy larb pizzas, tom yum flavours and a sauce noticeably sweeter than anything that would be recognised in Naples. It is not an adaptation of an American menu for Thai tastes; it is a Thai menu that happens to be served on pizza bases.
It is included on this site mainly for its price record, which is one of the more interesting entries in our data precisely because so little of it is comparable with anything else. Most of its top-selling items do not exist anywhere else in the dataset, which is a useful reminder of how far chain menus actually diverge between markets.
The one item with a straightforward claim on a home kitchen is the garlic bread, which follows the same principles as every other garlic bread on this site - soft butter rather than melted, spread to the edges, on a split loaf rather than slices.
79 priced options across 9 menu sections, as last recorded in Thailand. Prices move and vary by outlet, so treat these as a reference point rather than a quote.
Half the menu sits between ฿139 and ฿369. Here is the whole spread:
| Position | Item | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Cheapest priced item | ฿79 | |
| Middle of the menu | ฿169 | |
| Dearest priced item | ฿1,299 |
The Pizza Company changes its prices without telling you. We read this menu once a month and keep the reading – have the changes emailed to you, free, one click to stop.
Every reading we hold is on the The Pizza Company price history. The full list is on the The Pizza Company menu page, and the 1 item we have rebuilt at home is listed here.
Ranked by how many of the markets in our price data carry the item with a published price. This is computed from the menu tables, so it reflects what the chain actually sells rather than what it advertises.
| Menu item | Markets priced | Recipe |
|---|---|---|
| Spaghetti Spicy Bacon | 1 | - |
| Baked Macaroni & Cheese with BBQ Chicken | 1 | - |
| M Deluxe Extreme Pizza | 1 | - |
| Chicken Sticks | 1 | - |
| Pizza Seafood Cocktail | 1 | - |
| Spaghetti Spicy Sausage | 1 | - |
| Baked Macaroni and Cheese with Truffle & Ham | 1 | - |
| M Deluxe Pizza | 1 | - |
| Chicken Teriyaki Rice Bowl | 1 | - |
| Pizza Seafood Deluxe | 1 | - |
| Spicy Chicken Pop | 1 | - |
| Baked Spinach with Cheese | 1 | The Pizza Company Baked Spinach with Cheese Copycat Recipe |
Tick what you would actually order. The total runs as you go, and where we have built the item at home you will see both figures side by side - 1 of the items below has a fully documented copycat recipe on this site.
What else people compare The Pizza Company against, and what we hold for each.
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