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Pizza Buona celebrates Children’s Day with free pizza in drawing contest

May 9, 2026, 10:23 AM

A Pizza Buona outlet in Male' -- Photo: Pizza Buona

To mark this year's Children's Day, Pizza Buona has launched a promotion offering children the chance to win a free pizza by drawing their "dream pizza."

Pizza Buona stated that children can participate by drawing their "dream pizza" on an A4-sized sheet of paper and bringing it to any Pizza Buona outlet.

Participants must take a photo with their drawing using the designated frame at the outlet and post it on social media to receive a pizza voucher.

Pizza Buona further noted that participants must tag Pizza Buona in their social media posts and present the post to a staff member to claim their prize.

This Children's Day activity will be held on Monday and Tuesday. Pizza Buona confirmed that the vouchers earned through the drawing contest will remain valid for 30 days.

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