The pizza ranked seventh in the global top 10 and featured alongside a number of other restaurant dishes in the UK’s top 10, including Dishoom’s chilli broccoli salad in Manchester, Supernova’s house cheeseburger in London and La Choza’s quesadilla in Brighton.
Other restaurant entries in the UK rankings included Nando’s charred corn in London, Mythos’ chicken yeeros in Leeds and Din Tai Fung’s prawn and pork spicy wonton in London.
The UK claimed second place in the global ranking, with premium 2kg ice cubes from Iceland in London taking the position. Ireland also featured prominently, with Juice Jar’s Lean Green in Dublin ranking fourth overall and Xi’an famous biang biang noodle from Xian Street Food in Dublin ranking eighth.
France took the top spot for the first time since 2019, with Dayz’s Build Your Own Signature Plate in Paris ranking number one. Customers can choose and combine ingredients to create their own protein-focused plate. The UAE completed the global podium, with Feels’ beef power bowl in Dubai taking third place.
Protein-rich dishes featured strongly throughout the rankings. According to Deliveroo, chicken appeared in more than 20 of the 100 trending items, alongside other protein-led dishes including beef bowls, steak sandwiches and fish biryani.
Food analysts at Innova named ‘powerhouse protein’ the number one food trend of 2026, with the Deliveroo rankings reflecting the popularity of protein-focused meals.
The global top 10 also included Italy’s trapizzino with meatballs in tomato sauce from TRAPIZZINO in Rome, Belgium’s steak sandwich from Terra in Ghent, Italy’s chicken with cashew nuts from Antica Cina in Milan and the Dijon Club Sandwich from Joe & The Juice in Dubai.
Grocery and retail products accounted for 10% of the global list, the highest proportion to date. Alongside Iceland’s ice, other products featured included flowers and golden kiwis in the UK, watermelon in Belgium, and deodorant and toothpaste in Ireland.
Sweet treats also featured across the international rankings, including Percy Pigs in Dublin, marshmallow bears in Paris and a Kinder Bueno milkshake in Galway.
In the UK, weather-related orders were another feature of the list. Ice took the top domestic position, while Morrisons Mango Sorbet in Glasgow also made the top 10. Deliveroo additionally highlighted demand for cold products such as mango slices, golden kiwis and milkshakes during the summer.