Can-Am Pizza

Very disappointing food. The pizza was very dry and appeared to have been made on a precooked freeze-​dried crust, which was hard and tasteless, nothing from scratch here… The ingredients were sparse, and the taste had me questioning the age and cleanliness of the toppings. I’d heard such good things for this establishment. unfortunately, I’m unable to support the wonderful reviews I have received.

I ordered from can am for the second time tonight and was again very pleased. We had the. Italian classic. Best delivery pizza we have found in federal way. Will definitely be ordering from them again.

Decided to try this place based on locality, a mile away, and four star review. We wanted something different than the commercial pizza joints in the neighborhood. After browsing the diverse menu, we opted for a large Kahari Chicken Pizza. Delivery is convenient so we placed our order by phone and were told our pizza should arrive in 35 to 45 minutes (on a Tuesday night — no football games). An hour later, we received our luke warm pizza. Needless to say, we were not «wowwed». Aside from the missing dipping sauces we requested, our pizza was missing toppings that were listed as ingredients on the menu. I am a supporter of local business, but if you can not produce what you advertise, you will not receive my business again. Sure, you are probably thinking «it’s just a few toppings» or «it’s just condiments», but to me, its the bare minimum (a standard you set yourself) that allows me to voice my opinion. Especially when the cost was for one mediocre pizza could have given me two pizzas and a side at a commercial pizza joint. I am not sure why this place gets so many rave reviews, but I am skeptical on their validity after this experience. I would not recommend this place if you want a solid pizza.
Pros:
Diverse Pizza Selection
Local (If you live near The Commons)
Cons:
Overpriced Product
Long Delivery Time
Inconsistent (Menu listed ingredients missing from pizza)
2^nd Chance:
Not Likely

Best pizza ever.
Move aside pepperoni cheese pizza. Can-​am pizza has certainly delivered a fun and tasty remix of an ordinary pizza (although they do sell original flavored pizzas).
I happened to randomly stop at the store. Because I was feeling a little adventurous that day, I decided to order butter and palak paneer pizzas.
I must admit that it was a little pricey. However, it was definitely worth it! The service was friendly and straight-​forward. Most importantly, the pizza was oh so delicious!!! It wasn’t overwhelming with Indian flavor, but still hit the note for me. The pizzas I ordered will satisfy foodies and people that aren’t keen to new flavors.
All and all, I highly recommend the place!
Can’t wait to try their other Indian fusion pizzas on my next adventure!

Sooooo GOOD!!! we got two large butter chicken pizza, one without the chicken since I’m vegetarian but I love the sauce. And it was delishhhhh. Two large for 28 $ is not that bad. We pay a lot more for my customized pizza at pizza hut so I’m actually very pleased to know that this tasted a thousand times better then curried away crust veggie pizza from pizza hut. Most definitely coming back and getting more of this deliciousness

Terrible Pizza!!! And worst of all terrible customer service! This place was recommended to me by a relative so I thought I’d give it a try. The pizza delivery time was about average 45 min. Everything after that went down hill. The pizza had no sauce, it seriously tasted like cleaner. I was so disappointed, and so where all the people I was entertaining during the playoffs. We called back and spoke to the owner over the phone who was completely rude and insisted on arguing. She finally agreed to give us our money back if we return the pizza.
When I arrived at the location I was shocked how dirty and unclean everything was. Walls were yellow, pizza machine was ancient and rusted, and there was a small elementary school cafeteria style table in the corner. I assume it’s family owned because it was a lady and her husband running the place. The male told us to go sit in the corner and wait. I assume he didn’t want his customers inside to see that his product was being returned. After wiping her nose with her hand and packaging a pizza the female owner came over to talk to me.
They both began to tell me that they have been in business for many years and sell 60 pizza’s a day and that we are the only ones that complained. He then said «you probably like Pizza Hut, right». At that point I was disgusted and annoyed and almost lost my cool. First of all, Pizza Hut is a successful business no need to disrespect them. He then asked me what my address was again. Probably flagging my residence? And then he gave me back my money. The pizza is terrible and their customer service is terrible. I highly do not recommend them.

Overpriced but omg sooooo good!!! We always get the bdc pizza (bacon double cheeseburger) and let me just say it always always brings on the oooohhhs and aaaahhhhs from my fam! The pizza sauce is crazy good! Crust has that perfect crunch. Wings are great as well! Not drenched in sauce but marinaded perfectly. Specials they have still fall on the expensive side. Wish they served individual slices at their joint!

Was kinda skeptical at first about indianized pizzas, but it was amazing.. I loved the curry chicken and shahi pannneer pizzas. would recommend it to anyone who like their pizza’s to be spicy and with an indian zing!

Pizza is pretty good but they also have an India food store attached and we get great items there we use in food at home. This place is awesome!

Indian pizza!!! So good! Shahi paneer pizza rocks my world. It’s gingery, garlicky, spicy, cheesy, cilantro-y.catch my drift? AKA all of my favorite things placed on a pizza for my taste buds to enjoy. I’m more of a pizza-​should-​be-​made-​at-​home kinda gal but this is truly an exception (as is the best pizza in my fav city of Chicago: Lou malnatis deep dish with butter crust)

Known about this place for a long time, and finally tried it. Ordered a medium hawiian pizza. It was ok, slightly strange taste to it. My girlfriend hated it. According to their own website, their locations in Kent and Bellevue have both won best pizza in those city’s. However, this location has never won best pizza in Federal Way.

YUM! Love the pepperoni pizza. The lady and her husband keep to themselves a lot, don’t really get a «hi» or a smile, but since their pizza is so freaking good, I can careless if they are friendly or not. lol

It a very unique place w/​everything on its menu. There are a lot of places like this in Florida, with pizza, greek, italian mixed. Definitley worth trying!

Is it Serious Pie? No. Is it a very inexpensive lunch option? Without question. Their $ 4.99 lunch special is large enough to split with another person, and the price is right. It’s not gourmet by any means, but it’s better than the garbage they call pizza at Little Cesar’s or Domino’s. When you make your order, be sure you’re VERY specific about what you want as the employees here don’t speak the best English. I’d recommend having your order read back to you before you get off the phone to avoid any confusion. If you’re calling in an order for lunch, allow 15 – 20 minutes until it’s ready for pickup.

I was in Federal Way when I happened to drive by Can-​Am, and remembered just how much I love Indian pizza.
I called while I was grocery shopping for my pizza, because the Bellevue location is ridiculously slow. I ordered my usual — palak paneer with spicy peppers and no onions with a side of greek sauce.
The pizza was ready in fifteen minutes, no joke. At the Bellevue location, I’ve waited over 1.5 hours! The pizza was about $ 13 for a small, came with two sides of greek sauce but the spicy peppers were forgotten. The pizza was also a tad soggy, since they just use electric ovens.
If I’m in the area, I would go back — where else can you get Indian pizza?! I won’t go out of my way though.

I wasn’t going to try this place but we were in the mood for pizza, lazy, and wanted a different place than the usual. They are a little spendy, even with the deals they offer, but you get what you pay for. The pizza was good with a nice thick crust. The variety on the menu surprised me! Indian dishes, gyros, pasta, and even Indian-​themed pizza and sandwiches. That had me curious, but we stuck with a half Hawaiian and half Mexican pizza. One note — if you do Mexican pizza right, use refried beans for the sauce and no bell peppers. Make those two changes and I’m sure they would be popular among the Latinos.
The breadsticks were a little tough/​dry but tasty. Next time I’ll pay more and get the cheese sticks instead.
All in all, not bad. The things that took the other two stars away were the slightly high prices, and the quality of the breadsticks. I just might have to try one of their Indian pizzas someday — intriguing!

this place has pretty good food. not gourmet but good. everything from pizza/​calzone to indian cuisine and ribs.