Pizza Hut launches a luxurious "Duck, Lobster & Sausage Pizza"
Last updated 2026-09-25 — An increasing number of children opt to order festive reunion dinners for their considerate mothers. Capitalizing on this trend in the takeout festive meal market, Pizza Hut has introduced a commemorative, top-tier luxury seafood and meat pizza—the 【Duck, Lobster & Sausage Pizza】—paired with a uniquely crispy sausage crust...
As more children choose to order festive reunion meals for their thoughtful moms, Pizza Hut has tapped into the takeout festive dinner market with the launch of a commemorative, premium seafood and meat 【Duck, Lobster & Sausage Pizza】, featuring a uniquely crispy sausage crust. The pizza innovatively combines tender duck breast and sweet lobster with French-style foie gras mushroom sauce and other high-end ingredients, elevating pizza to a “gourmet” level.
Pizza Hut introduces a premium seafood and meat 【Duck, Lobster & Sausage Pizza】 to meet the demand for takeout festive meals. (Image provided by Pizza Hut)
To welcome the New Year, Pizza Hut has also specially launched the “$968 Hot New Year Meal (original price $1,079)” starting January 21. The set includes 2 large pizzas (non-upgraded items) + a hot combo platter + 2 bottles of cola (1.25L), and for an additional $100, you can upgrade to the Duck, Lobster & Sausage large pizza. Pizza Hut is also generously offering 500,000 vouchers worth $500 each as part of the “Victory New Year Gift.” From now until February 8, customers who spend $398 or more will receive one voucher, which includes three great deals: Deal 1 – Buy Big, Get Big (or Buy Big, Get Small for delivery): Get 6 pieces of BBQ chicken for free; Deal 2 – For the $398 Any Combo Meal, add just $20 to enjoy a Rich Chocolate Brownie; Deal 3 – Order one large takeout pizza and get two small pizzas plus one bottle of cola (1.25L) for free.
Starting January 21, Pizza Hut has also specially launched the “$968 Hot New Year Meal (original price $1,079),” hoping to let more people share in the delicious feast. (Image provided by Pizza Hut)
Market research shows that in 2010, 32% of the public prepared festive meals through takeout ordering, a 5% increase from 2009. Based on Taiwan’s current 7.8 million households, approximately 2.5 million families opt for takeout dining to celebrate reunions. Assuming an average cost of NT$3,000 per reunion meal, the takeout festive meal market is estimated to reach nearly NT$7.5 billion this year.
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