Hong Kong-Inspired Pizzeria Opening Soon in Lakewood

Metro Pie Pizza aims to bring a taste of Hong Kong culture to the Denver metro area.

Feb. 5, 2026 at 6:15pm

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A new Hong Kong-inspired pizzeria called Metro Pie Pizza is set to open on February 20 in Lakewood, Colorado. The restaurant is owned by the Choi family, who also plan to launch a Hong Kong-style night market on the property this summer. Metro Pie Pizza will serve full pies for a flat price with a build-your-own model, as well as signature pies and rotating specialty pizzas inspired by Asian flavors.

Why it matters

The opening of Metro Pie Pizza and the planned Hong Kong-style night market represent an effort to bring a unique cultural experience to the Denver metro area, blending traditional Hong Kong influences with a modern fast-casual pizza concept. This could help diversify the local dining scene and attract new visitors to the Lakewood community.

The details

Metro Pie Pizza is located at the corner of Wadsworth Boulevard and West Ninth Avenue in Lakewood. The restaurant will be part of a larger development called Red Line Station, which also includes a coffee shop called Red Bus Coffee owned by Alice Choi, the daughter of Metro Pie Pizza's owners Ricky and Anna Choi. The Choi family hopes to create 'a community hub where people are encouraged to gather, spend time and connect' with the new businesses.

  • Metro Pie Pizza is aiming for a grand opening on February 20, 2026.
  • The Hong Kong-style night market is planned to launch on the Red Line Station property this summer.

The players

Metro Pie Pizza

A new Hong Kong-inspired fast-casual pizzeria opening soon in Lakewood, Colorado.

Ricky and Anna Choi

The owners of Metro Pie Pizza who also plan to launch a Hong Kong-style night market on the property.

Alice Choi

The daughter of Ricky and Anna Choi and the owner of Red Bus Coffee, which is part of the Red Line Station development.

Big Daddy's Pizza and Bar

A local pizza chain that operates a location next door to the future home of Metro Pie Pizza.

Matthew Mino

The founder of Big Daddy's Pizza and Bar, who now only operates the Littleton outpost as well as a separate pizza and sandwich spot called Phatt Matt's.

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What they’re saying

“At its heart, this project is about bringing people together. We wanted to create something familiar that still reflects who we are, our background, our family and our desire to build a space where people feel welcome spending time.”

— Ricky Choi (westword.com)

What’s next

The Choi family plans to launch a Hong Kong-style night market on the Red Line Station property this summer, featuring street food, arts, and goods from local vendors.

The takeaway

Metro Pie Pizza and the planned Hong Kong-style night market represent an effort to bring a unique cultural experience to the Denver metro area, blending traditional Hong Kong influences with a modern fast-casual pizza concept. This could help diversify the local dining scene and attract new visitors to the Lakewood community.