MACAD·ISH
Five styles of pizza arranged on a dark steel bench.
A contemporary Neapolitan pizza with a blistered, leopard-spotted rim.
A long rectangular pizza al taglio cut to show an open, airy crumb.
Dimpled focaccia with pooled olive oil beside a small pan pizza.
A square Detroit pan pizza with a caramelised cheese crust, one corner lifted.
A wide New York pizza with a folded slice beside a cracker-thin tavern pizza cut into squares.
Two mounds of different flour being blended on a dark bench, dust in the air.
Dough balls resting in a proofing box, fermentation bubbles visible.
Italian and Singaporean ingredients laid out together on a dark bench.
A digital scale and probe thermometer beside a dough ball.

Reservations

Singapore · home kitchen

Macadish

Making pizzas the way I like them.

4 doughs58–90% hydration1 bench

Contemporary Neapolitan

Contemporary Neapolitan

The classic with a modern spin — lighter, puffier, and crisper in the bite.

75% hydration90 s bake

Alla pala

Pizza alla pala & al taglio

Crispiness pushed as far as it goes, through very high hydration.

80–90% hydrationby weight sold

Focaccia & padellino

Focaccia & padellino

Sometimes you want a good chew of bread — focaccia is just the thing.

pan bakedolive oil base

Detroit, grandma, Sicilian

Detroit, grandma, Sicilian

A pan lets us work the crust with oil and cheese to build frico edges.

frico edgesteel pan

New York & Chicago

New York & Chicago

Thin crust either way. Wide and foldable, or cracker-thin and cut into squares with the toppings run out to the rim.

fold New Yorksquare tavern

Flour

Italian and Canadian flour

Optimising for extensibility and strength to suit Singapore's climate, while preserving flavour and texture.

W 260–320 range2 flours

Fermentation

Fermented 24 to 72 hours

In the Italian tradition, long fermentation is key to unlocking flavour and improving digestibility. Our dough uses biga and poolish to extend fermentation and achieve a consistent texture.

24–72 h @ 4 °C0.12% yeast

Flavour

Expressing Italian and local flavours

Everything tastes better on good bread, and pizza is the best bread there is. Italian technique, local flavour.

2 traditions1 dough

Method

Constant adaptation and refinement

Pizza making is as much a science as it is an art. The fun is knowing that whether it is the temperature, the flour or the handling, there is always something to improve.

Macadish

From the log

Every entry is its own front door

No shop yet

One entry, most weeks.

What I baked, what I measured, and what went wrong. When there is something to sell, subscribers hear first.

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