Domino’s Pizza Japan, the delivery pizza chain, is running “Domino’s All-You-Can-Eat” (Domino no Tabehoudai) at select participating stores. Officially launched on Monday, June 29, 2026, the plan lets you enjoy piping-hot pizzas, baked only after you order, as much as you like for 90 minutes in the store. Prices start at ¥2,600 per adult, and the company itself calls it its “ultimate value hack,” a little-known deal for those in the know. Here is a rundown of the three courses, their prices and the rules.
What Is “Domino’s All-You-Can-Eat”?
“We want customers to enjoy freshly baked pizza right away in the store, as much as they like.” Domino’s All-You-Can-Eat packs that very idea into 90 minutes. Bite into a pizza straight from the oven and you get gooey, stretchy cheese and a piping-hot crust. Try one new flavor after another, or keep reordering your favorite; it is entirely up to you. From students heading home after club activities to families, groups of friends and solo diners, there are many ways to enjoy it.
Customers who have tried it say things like “Getting the same quality as delivery, but all-you-can-eat, was the best” and “Freshly baked tastes great, and the toppings go all the way to the edge.” One diner even took on the Premium Course solo, enjoying not just pizza but salad and dessert too.
Three Courses and Prices
There are three courses, with prices varying by time of day; weekdays from 11:00 to 16:00 offer the best deal. After 16:00 on weekdays, the weekend and holiday rate applies. All prices include tax, and preschool children eat free.
Simple Course: 17 Popular Pizzas
The basic course, offering 17 popular pizzas including Quattro Happy, Domino Deluxe, Spicy, Margherita and American.
- Weekdays 11:00–16:00: Adults ¥2,600 / Elementary school children ¥2,100
- Weekdays after 16:00, weekends and holidays: Adults ¥3,100 / Elementary school children ¥2,600
Domino Course: All 26 Pizzas
Adds World Cheese, Charcoal-Grilled Chicken Teriyaki, Charcoal-Grilled Beef and more, covering all 26 pizzas except the New York Style range.
- Weekdays 11:00–16:00: Adults ¥3,100 / Elementary school children ¥2,600
- Weekdays after 16:00, weekends and holidays: Adults ¥3,600 / Elementary school children ¥3,100
Premium Course: 26 Pizzas + 16 Sides
The top-tier course: all 26 pizzas plus 16 popular sides, including French fries, chicken nuggets, juicy karaage fried chicken, Zaku Chiki, Caesar salad and egg tarts.
- Weekdays 11:00–16:00: Adults ¥3,700 / Elementary school children ¥3,200
- Weekdays after 16:00, weekends and holidays: Adults ¥4,500 / Elementary school children ¥4,000
Every course includes one free Coca-Cola product drink of your choice per person.
How It Works: The Basic Rules
- Find a store: First, check the participating stores on the special page (https://www.dominos.jp/topics/pizza-tabehoudai).
- Reservations: To book, call the participating store and give your preferred date, time and party size. Online orders and reservations are not accepted.
- Time limit: Choose your course on arrival. The 90 minutes start when your first order is served at your table, and last orders are taken 30 minutes before the end.
- Pizza: All pizzas are size S, with a choice of three crusts: Hand Toss, Pan Pizza or Ultra Crispy.
- Additional orders: Placed at the counter, with pizzas ready in about 10 minutes. Larger orders may take longer.
- Groups: When dining as a group, everyone must choose the same course.
Since baking takes time, the trick to making the most of your 90 minutes is to talk over “What should we get next?” and decide on your next pizza a little early.
Things to Know Before You Go
The golden rule is to order only as much as you can finish at a time. If more than half of an item you ordered is left over, you will pay the regular takeout price for it and take it home. Otherwise, all-you-can-eat items cannot be taken out, and outside food and drinks are not allowed. Depending on how busy the store is, you may not be able to use the plan, and the details may change or end without notice, so it is a good idea to check with the store before visiting.
A New Way to Enjoy Pizza from Japan’s First Delivery Pizza Chain
Domino’s Pizza launched on September 30, 1985, as Japan’s first delivery pizza chain and now holds the No. 1 market share in the country. Enjoying the pizza you usually get delivered, fresh from the oven and to your heart’s content in the store, is the biggest draw of Domino’s All-You-Can-Eat. If you are curious, start by checking the special page for a participating store near you.
Source: press release by 株式会社ドミノ・ピザ ジャパン (PR TIMES, in Japanese)