Pizza Hut’s Cheesy 7 Durian And Otah Laksa Return—Here’s Our Take

Pizza Hut brings back Cheesy 7 Durian and Otah Laksa

New in: Pizza Hut Singapore has returned with two bold, local-inspired pizzas for a limited time to celebrate National Day 2026! Available from 27 July to 31 August 2026, the Cheesy 7 Durian and Cheesy 7 Otah Laksa both feature the chain’s signature seven-cheese blend—cheddar, cream cheese, Edam, Monterey Jack, mozzarella, parmesan, and provolone.

The Cheesy 7 Otah Laksa Pizza is a fragrant, savoury take on the local laksa. It features smoky, savoury otah layered with a laksa-inspired drizzle.

The laksa flavour is mild, and the pizza is neither spicy nor sweet, making it approachable for most palates. The melted cheese adds a salty note that balances the creamy sauce, though the overall flavour is slightly underwhelming compared with the original dish.

Meanwhile, the Cheesy 7 Durian Pizza delivers the king of fruits in a daring fusion. A returning favourite from 2000, this number features creamy durian baked into a salty, savoury seven-cheese pizza.

The durian aroma is strong, yet when paired with the creamy cheese, it strikes a balance between sweet and savoury. The amount of durian paste is generous but not overwhelming, letting the cheese and crust complement the fruit.

Both pizzas are available a la carte or in National Day bundles. A four-pizza bundle, including a Cheesy 7 variant, comes with three sides for $61, perfect for a festive gathering with friends or family.

Other options in the Cheesy 7 series include Original, Hawaiian, Cheesy Spinach, Truffle Mushroom & Chicken Bacon, and Beef Pepperoni. Select outlets are also offering 50% off two pizzas, including one Cheesy 7 and one fan-favourite, for in-store purchases.

In other exciting National Day food news, MOS Burger has launched a new Teochew braised duck burger! If you’re planning to catch the upcoming fireworks, check out our guide to the best restaurants to watch the NDP fireworks in 2026.

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Anthia Chng

As the Associate Editor of Eatbook, Anthia survives on a steady diet of cake and coffee. With a decade of writing experience in food, fashion, and beauty—including six years at Expat Living Singapore—she’s passionate about sharing stories that excite and inspire, whether it’s discovering the latest restaurant opening or shining a light on a heritage hawker stall.