Wait—does Domino’s have a personal pan? No! That’s Pizza Hut’s thing.
Domino’s small is one size up from their “personal” pizza, which is actually just the Small with a different name in some regions.
Moral of the story: if you order a “small” from Domino’s, you get six slices. If you order a “medium,” you get eight. Don’t mix them up.
I once watched a friend order a small and a medium, thinking they were the same. He had 14 slices of pizza that night. No regrets.
The Crust Conspiracy
Here’s a quirky truth: the number of slices doesn’t change with the crust. Whether you pick hand-tossed, thin, or gluten-free, it’s always six.
Domino'S Size Chart: Ultimate Guide to Pizza Sizes & Slices
But the size of those slices? Oh, it changes. Thin crust slices are floppy and sad if you don’t fold them.
Hand-tossed slices are thick, doughy, and satisfying. That’s the one you want for a solo pizza night.
