...we've already visited many of these places...those we haven't will be reviewed in the coming months...*burp*... https://www.bangkokpost.com/lifestyl.../pizza-pundits
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...we've already visited many of these places...those we haven't will be reviewed in the coming months...*burp*... https://www.bangkokpost.com/lifestyl.../pizza-pundits
From TCs link: The Hot Hipster (B510++).
Bugger me (Dont take that literally) thats about $30 AUD for a Pizza in a third world country where they pay their staff 2 tenths of fook all ($1.50/hr). As opposed to staff on $18.30 AUD per hour (minimum wage) in Oz. Based on that, a Pizza should cost $100 in Oz, rather than around $20 to $30, or $7 to $20 take away. It would need to be the best Pizza this side of Alpha Centauri.
They do look a tad pretentious those but what to expect from Topcat?:)
I think Peppina was the best I had in Bangkok.
Funnily enough I was looking for Chicago Town deep dish Pizzas yesterday in Pattaya and couldn't find one but I did find a place in Bangkok called Papas but it seems Thai owned and doesn't look the best.
...consult Dragonfly about outrageous local prices for falang restaurant offerings and current prices in Paris bistros...Quote:
Originally Posted by Hugh Cow
...*cough*...that post may say more about you than intended...:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
Here's a nice list Tom.
https://bk.asia-city.com/restaurants...oks-best-pizza
How the first place gets described, which is in your list, is uncanny...
:)Quote:
Il Bolognese Trattoria e Pizzeria
Who:- A downright comforting trattoria with convivial spirit and zero pretension
...nothing uncanny at all if you've eaten there (like we have, many times)...just an unpretentious Italian menu, good service and well-prepared dishes (including the wonderful pizza)...of course, Dragonfly knows a cheaper place in the 4th arondissement...
If you read the comments at the bottom, there's a few more recommendations by what are probably the owners of other pizza parlours. One is considered a consacrated(sp) restaurant:)
Hardly surprising.
All those magazines and websites are barely disguised advertising.