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Giordano's
Jonmat130 E Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60601, United States
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A well-known Chicago deep-dish pizza restaurant north of Millennium Park. Chicago pizza that takes more than 40 minutes and calamari are shown.
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A Cheese-Filled Chicago Deep-Dish Pizza That Takes 40 Minutes Just to Bake
They taste and compare deep-dish pizzas from Giordano's and Lou Malnati's in Chicago.
This is a famous Chicago deep-dish pizza restaurant north of Millennium Park. The video shows a Chicago pizza that takes at least 40 minutes and calamari.
Taste notes from the video
The dough is thick and feels like a pie, while the cheese tends to stay moist but is said not to be present in an overwhelmingly large amount. They ate it with calamari and said it was generally decent but worth trying after coming all the way to Chicago.
Key visit points
- They visit both Giordano's and Lou Malnati's.
- They say Chicago deep-dish pizza usually takes at least 40 minutes to bake.
- At Giordano's, they order calamari and Chicago pizza.
- At Lou Malnati's, they show the Chicago Classic, chicken cream pasta, and salad.
- They say Lou Malnati's had a better balance of cheese, sausage, and tomato sauce.