‘My Kitchen’ enables users to select dough types, toppings and sauces, and watch the actual pizza-making process rendered virtually with 3D graphics. (image: Domino Pizza Korea)
SEOUL, Apr. 15 (Korea Bizwire) — An app in which customers can create their own pizza with favored toppings and sauces and then have the real life version of the virtual pizza delivered to their home has been launched by Domino Pizza Korea on Google Play. This DIY pizza app will also be available on the Apple App Store by the end of the month.
The app, called ‘My Kitchen,’ enables users to select dough types, toppings and sauces, and watch the actual pizza-making process rendered virtually with 3D graphics. Although Domino Pizza Australia currently operates a similar DIY pizza delivery service through a mobile app, it doesn’t come close to Domino Pizza Korea’s My Kitchen app, which displays 3D animations of the pizza creation process.
The company said that it would also make regular menu items based on the most popular combinations created through the app. A company representative added that the head office of Domino Pizza in the U.S. has showed interest in the eccentric app, as Korea has the highest rate of online orders among 80 countries. If the app turns out to be a success in Korea, a similar service could be introduced in other countries too, said the individual.
By Kevin Lee (kevinlee@koreabizwire.com)
Dominos in Korea sucks. You can’t even pay for an online order on a Mac. It makes you install a plugin to pay with a credit card (you can’t just pay the deliver man in cash) and it’s only for Windows. Get your shit together Dominos.