Domino’s, the world’s largest pizza brand, marked its 15th anniversary in Sri Lanka by creating the longest pizza ever made in the country, bringing together employees and partners to celebrate the milestone.
Since entering the Sri Lankan market in 2011, Domino’s has served more than two million customers and their families, becoming part of celebrations, family occasions, late-night cravings and everyday moments across the country.
Reflecting on this journey, Shayana Seneviratne, Country Head – Marketing of Domino’s Sri Lanka, said: “We wanted to celebrate 15 years in a way that represents the spirit of Domino’s. We didn't just want to celebrate history, we wanted to make history. Creating this extraordinary pizza together with our people was the perfect way to mark this milestone.”
She added that as a global brand, Domino’s strength comes from combining the scale, quality and expertise of Domino’s worldwide with a deep understanding of Sri Lankan consumers.
Over the years, Domino’s Sri Lanka has continued to evolve its offering in line with changing local consumer preferences. Beyond its core pizza range, the brand has expanded into products such as rice-based meals and burgers, with a growing focus on local consumer-led innovation and creating more occasions for customers to choose Domino’s.
The history-making pizza was conceptualised by Chef Nalaka Mahawaththa together with the Domino’s restaurant operations team led by Suranga Perera, bringing together teams from across the organisation to execute the anniversary initiative.
The event also recognised the leadership and support of Vijaya Bhaskar, Country Head of Domino’s Sri Lanka, in driving the business to continually innovate and raise the bar for the brand in Sri Lanka.
The anniversary follows another significant period for Domino’s Sri Lanka, which received the prestigious Golden Franny Award for Overall Performance in both 2024 and 2025. This recognition also made Domino’s Sri Lanka, the first South Asian market to receive the global honour.
Building on its 15-year journey, Domino’s Sri Lanka plans to focus its next phase of growth on innovation, customer experience, convenience and stronger local relevance, while continuing to leverage the scale and expertise of the global Domino’s brand.
Since entering the Sri Lankan market in 2011, Domino’s has served more than two million customers and their families, becoming part of celebrations, family occasions, late-night cravings and everyday moments across the country.
Reflecting on this journey, Shayana Seneviratne, Country Head – Marketing of Domino’s Sri Lanka, said: “We wanted to celebrate 15 years in a way that represents the spirit of Domino’s. We didn't just want to celebrate history, we wanted to make history. Creating this extraordinary pizza together with our people was the perfect way to mark this milestone.”
She added that as a global brand, Domino’s strength comes from combining the scale, quality and expertise of Domino’s worldwide with a deep understanding of Sri Lankan consumers.
Over the years, Domino’s Sri Lanka has continued to evolve its offering in line with changing local consumer preferences. Beyond its core pizza range, the brand has expanded into products such as rice-based meals and burgers, with a growing focus on local consumer-led innovation and creating more occasions for customers to choose Domino’s.
The history-making pizza was conceptualised by Chef Nalaka Mahawaththa together with the Domino’s restaurant operations team led by Suranga Perera, bringing together teams from across the organisation to execute the anniversary initiative.
The event also recognised the leadership and support of Vijaya Bhaskar, Country Head of Domino’s Sri Lanka, in driving the business to continually innovate and raise the bar for the brand in Sri Lanka.
The anniversary follows another significant period for Domino’s Sri Lanka, which received the prestigious Golden Franny Award for Overall Performance in both 2024 and 2025. This recognition also made Domino’s Sri Lanka, the first South Asian market to receive the global honour.
Building on its 15-year journey, Domino’s Sri Lanka plans to focus its next phase of growth on innovation, customer experience, convenience and stronger local relevance, while continuing to leverage the scale and expertise of the global Domino’s brand.
