Prepare Yourselves: Pizza Hut All-You-Can-Eat Buffets Are (Potentially) Coming Back

Brace yourselves: Pizza Hut's new owners are considering bringing back dine-in restaurants.

Speaking to News Limited, Pizza Hut's new CEO Lisa Ransom said the all-you-can-eat diners are "on the table at the moment... we get a lot of demand for dine-in restaurants and we'll absolutely be looking at those opportunities moving forward."

Pizza Hut has been making some bold moves in a bid to make up some ground in the nation's pizza wars. For some time, it has trailed behind arch nemesis Domino's.

The chain has recently confirmed its acquisition of Eagle Boys, and has opened its first re-branded store at Sydney's Collaroy on Thursday.

It's exciting news for many pizza-lovers out there, particularly ones who grew up in the 1980s and 1990s, who would have fond memories of the Hut's dine-in restaurants.

Ms Ransom said they are passionate to rekindle memories of Pizza Hut restaurants, which were once so prolific in Australian suburbs, but have now dwindled to (almost) complete extinction.

There are only 15 dine-in restaurants among the 270 Pizza Hut stores in Australia, which makes them pretty hard to come by these days.

She was asked whether the new restaurants would include the famous all-you-can-eat option, aptly named: "The Works".

"We haven't made that decision yet," replied Ms Ransom. However, she suggested the strategy will be heavily based on customer demand.

Alright, well who's getting started on the Change.org petition, then?

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