Where To Try Apprentice Finalist Anisa Khan’s Pizza

After weeks of tasks and firings, Lord Alan Sugar has whittled down this year’s Apprentice hopefuls to just two finalists: Anisa Khan and Dean Franklin. The pair will go head to head in the final on 17 April 2025, battling it out in a bid to win a £250,000 investment into their business. Franklin runs an air conditioning company in Essex, but it’s Khan’s South Asian-inspired pizzas that have caught our attention. So where can we try a slice?

Bombay Pizza: Where To Try Anisa Khan’s Pizza

Who Is Anisa Khan?

Sutton-based Khan is a finalist on The Apprentice 2025. As well as being an English national Kabaddi player, Khan has spent the past few years developing her pizza business, Bombay Pizza, which she hopes will win Sugar’s stamp of approval. ‘I’m someone that if I have a goal, I’ll make it happen,’ she said, after making it to the final five. ‘But I feel like this process has truly tested that, especially one loss after another and still putting myself forward for PM. I don’t care, I’m still going to do it.’

Khan’s business plan is to expand Bombay Pizza by opening ‘more dark kitchens in high-demand areas’. She explained: ‘This will allow me to grow the business strategically, introduce our innovative menu to more customers, and build towards establishing a nationally recognised brand.’

 

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What Is Bombay Pizza?

Bombay Pizza is a South Asian-inspired pizza brand, which Khan has been operating out of a dark kitchen in Wallington, Sutton, since 2020. It serves a range of 12in fusion pizzas, with menu highlights including the fiery ‘chilli paneer’, which features sautéed chilli paneer, red onions and peppers, and the ‘CTM’, made with tandoor-grilled chicken tikka, red onions and creamy masala sauce. There’s also the ‘chicken tikka classic’, which sees pizza topped with tandoor-grilled chicken with red onions, chillies and mozzarella. 

Bombay Pizza’s version of a meat feast is the ‘Khan’s keema special’: pizza topped with lamb keema, peas and masala spices. For plant-based diners, meanwhile, there’s the ‘vegan Bombay brinjal’, a veggie-topped pizza including aubergine and mushrooms, cooked in aromatic spices. 

There are also an array of sides, including jumbo tandoor wings, masala fries, onion bhajis and chilli cheese bites. 

Can You Order Bombay Pizza?

The pizza spot has seen a surge in interest since The Apprentice, so it’s currently only accepting in-person orders. Once the hype settles down, normal service will resume, and the pizzas will be available to order online. If you want to try one, head to 145 Stafford Rd, Wallington SM6 9BN. bombaypizza.co.uk