steel wheels pizzeria

yes. came across this place on a late night and tried the stirfry which was very good!
good service, i would definitely come again

awesome! kimchi soup. spicy bulgolgi. spicy stirfry pork and pizza are to die for. owner and family are super nice people. i go here all the time with my bf and we love it.

awesome food!!!!. i always loved their pizza until i found out about the secret korean menu in english on the side of a pillar in the hall. i love korean food, well any spicy foods, but korean spicy has a lot of unique hearty flavors. i was skeptical to try their korean foods at first (oddly, i should be more skpetical to try their piz!!za since they're korean!) but i tried their kimchi soup. ammmmmazing!! then i went more adventurous and tried their stir fried pork and squid. it was the best i've tried in edmonton!! soooo much meats and vegetables, totally money's worth!! try them, you'll love it!! i actually havent gotten pizza in a while because of their korean food

this place is still alive and kicking?!. as it should! it's gotten more downhill in terms of the interior as the years went by... but it really adds character to the pizza place. the owner lets people doodle all over the walls like kids with crayons and i think it's pretty cool... feels like you are eating in a high school bathroom stall. don't laugh. when you are super drunk having a great night out on whyte ave this is the place to go to and chill. why? because it is away from all the craziness on whyte ave and you have this nice place to seclude yourselves and eat some unique pizza and rejuvenate or end the night.

the bulgogi pizza is really one of a kind... and a lot of people like it. the soup noodles and dumplings are ok and reasonably priced. the owner is probably the nicest and friendliest person ever and all the drunks just love him. he really caters to his customers and provides ranch sauce or whatever sauce to make your pizza to your liking.

check it out!

best pizza in town. i just moved away from edmonton and steel wheels is one of the places i miss most! maybe even the single place i miss most.

it's by far the best place to go out with a group of friends at about 2am after a hard night on whyte. of course, having a few beforehand will improve the flavour of the food, but phil knows how to make the best pizza around. i have no idea how they can charge so little for it; $3 for two slices (it's been that way since at least 2004), with delicious crust, and heaps of cheese. there's one review that says there wasn't much cheese... i can attest to the fact that in all the times i have been to steel wheels (at least 30) i've always had tons of cheese. bulgogi (korean bbq) and hawaiian are my favourites, although they have a huge menu and everything is delicious. oh, and i think the beers are still $3.50. so instead of funky pickle (which is one giant slice of pizza with almost nothing on it for $5) you can get two slices with more toppings plus a beer for $6.50. all prices include gst, which makes it much easier for drunk people to pay cash.
phil repainted all the graffiti a few years ago, but it's all back, and while sometimes the really drunk people can be a bit much if you visit at 2am while sober, if you're in the right state of mind it's like a little slice of urban heaven.
try it!!!

friendly and friendly. owner phil is the nicest guy you will ever meet! (you will notice that when you see all the drawings on the wall)
he always welcome customers with a big smile, and the prices on the menu are almost as friendly as phil!
i love their pizza dough, thick but crispy! and their beers and pops are so cheap you will almost feel guilty ordering just one.
friendly service! great pizza! cheap prices!

urban perfection. steel wheels is a marriage between multiculturalism and urban personality. the owner, phil, runs this restaurant with his daughter, kelly, and his wife, bona. i personally have been frequenting steel wheels since i was 15 years old. the pizza is fantastic despite what other reviews say. in the 5 years that i've been a regular at steel wheels, only 3 times i have been unsatisfied.

all three times i've told phil, and he gave me free food to compensate. he's great.

i am happy that recently, a lot of korean (students mainly i think) people come and occupy the restaurant. it's really friendly with this crowd. at 3 in the morning, it's usually filled with drunken students.

anyways, if you go, get the dumplings. he steams them when you order them (v.s boiling), which makes all the difference in flavour. takes him about 10 minutes, and guarantee that you will agree, it was worth the wait.

also, he is going to be upgrading the store even more during the summer of 2011.

awesomesauce. do yourself a favor and ask phil for the korean soup. its not on the english menu, it feeds two and you won't regret it

best pizza after a night of drinking. it's not the prettiest place, but load up the bulgoki with ranch sauce and you'll forget all of it.

best bolgogi pizza. really cheap!

best pizza ever!!. i eat here basically every time i am on whyte ave, and i must say it is fantastic from the food to the service, it is top notch, and you can't beat the price (3$ two pieces of pizza).