I love how they tell you exactly when your pizza will arrive.
Never been late. :)
Always on time.

I am really desperate to like this place and have ordered a few times hoping it gets better, but it seems to be getting worse if anything.

Delivery is great - usually less than 30 minutes from order to door, but the food is very average at best.

Every time I have ordered from here the pizza has come with absolutely no sauce on it at all. It's just a greasy cheese on toast with toppings.

I enquired one time as to whether I could order the pizza with extra sauce and was told, and I quote, that 'the chef cannot add extra sauce, it's company policy'. 8}

With the Parkside, Annies and Pizza Company all around two minutes away and offering similar products at lower prices, it is a lazy option to take. Like Kro's they have cornered their part of the market very well (order and delivery for expats) so props to that, but lack of competition means an inferior product.

After reading some bad reviews I had to post how much I enjoy Gung Ho pizza. Their delivery service is brilliant, fast, easy and friendly. I really like the pizza, especially the whole wheat and the addition of the dipping sauce is excellent. The salads are also very good- summer salad is yummy..

Everyone has different taste especially in something like pizza but for me having somewhere that is easy to order from, non greasy pizza and great salads--- it gets 5 stars...

Got delivery twice in the last month or so - first time was a regular pepperoni pizza, second time was a satay chicken. Not enough sauce, crust is nothing to write home about and the pizzas are way too small for the amount of money you pay. The pizzas did arrive quickly and were hot upon arrival, and the ordering process was painless.

However, there are too many good (or even just average) pizza places in the general vicinity for me to show these guys any preference. They do have a lot of gourmet pizzas with unorthodox combinations, if that's your thing, but your average pizza patron is better off elsewhere, in terms of both price and quality.

I ordered pizza today. I really like the whole wheat crust and the girl on the phone was veryfriendly. I will order agin soon!

Pizza is a bit overpriced, but there's a special for about 100 rmb, which includes a small pizza, drinks, and a salad. Salad was amazing (mixed greens, vinegarette) and large. The special makes it worth the money, Good ingredients, and the option of whole wheat crust.
Service was wonderful: the girl repeated our order before placing it, and food came out promptly. I noticed that the delivery men run in and out, and I think they may be timed. Overall a great experience.

ok, i don't know what these guys have been up to but they are doing a completely new crust that is almost roman but completely awesome. Seriously - this is a very impressive development. toppings are the same - pretty good, not earth shattering, but the crust: wow. Try it - very impressive

We ordered some pizzas and salad last night. I was quite flattered that my chinese was way better then the young lady`s english at the other side of the phone, so we worked everything out in a nice chinglish within only 10 minutes of repeating everything 100 times. Maybe give your food numbers or hire people who can speak or at least understand more english, especially if you a trying to sell you food to expats paying for one pie a weeks salary of the delivery guy. The pizza arrived within 40 minutes, which is okay as they are a little far from our place. The pizzas were luke-warm but okay but defintely not gourmet style as propagated at the website of Gung Ho. I think you can get similar pizza at half price in this city. Maybe no beijing duck or sweet potato pizzas, but as a pizza purist I dont need that anyway. The Greek Salad was a bowl of greens with some onions rings, a small handfull of olives and some white cheese kind of thing, some people might refer to as Feta-cheese.
Please do not get me wrong, it was not bad, but based on what I heard and read about the place my expectations were much higher, there is no need for me to leave my pizza joint down the street for Gung Ho.

Having tried many of the Pizza options here in Beijing, I think Gung Ho! is by far the fastest, friendliest, and best tasting of the delivery options. Furthermore, I appreciate that they have no minimum for delivery...because sometimes you don't want food for 5 people, thats why you order in!! In comparison to Annie's, I find Gung Ho to be more flavorful and a better constructed pizza.

So I've tried 3 medium size pizzas so far, all with the whole wheat crust. The thin crust is great, but you'll need to eat it in the restaurant to savour the crunchy texture. If you order delivery then like all other pizzas, they become soggy in the middle.

In terms of the toppings here are my reviews of the three flavours i chose:
1) carnivore - a little salty (not sure whether it was the pepperoni or something else, but something packed a punch (almost like anchovies.. but I couldn't find any). The amount of meat for something that claims to be "carnivore" needs to be increased. There was definitely more cheese than meat. The tomato base needed beefing up as well. I understand that perhaps they were trying to limit it to keep the crust crunchy, but it was kind of lacking in the tomato flavour. I recommend using a thicker concentrate next time.

2) camenbere and chicken with blueberries - mm... quite a nice combination of flavours, yet they were miserly with the camenbere and chicken. seriously... for the price you pay for it, it should have more of what you advertise it to have, rather than a crap load of mozzerela.

3) squid pizza - i asked for more topping this time and got it (finally!). This was an interesting pizza, The bazil they put on it didn't work because it was put on before they stuck it in the oven (therefore turned into tasteless pieces of leaf). I recommend to place the fresh basil leaf on after cooking. This pizza (being seafood based) also requires garlic... something sorely missing that would have made it very tasty.

One last note before I conclude is the service. The delivery service is super quick. Great when you need grub in a hurry. If you eat in the restaurant, then I'd advise to bring ear muffs. The staff seem to be trained in the army or something. The store isn't that big, yet the staff shout out the orders at each other and the delivery men shout their salute when leaving the restaurant (upon which is responded by a equally ear-piercing shout by all the staff as he leaves). It really is quite an odd arrangement to make them holler like that. I guess if it boosts their morale then good-o. Otherwise... they really should consider the patrons in the restaurant who want a quiet-ish meal.

Overall, the pizzas here are ok. They're expensive for what you get, but somehow somewhat tastier than the other pizza's I've tasted in beijing.

Hope this review helps.