Illustrative photoVoted #1Peppina
Sukhumvit 33 · ฿350 per plate
372 votes · starting order based on online reviews
Pizza was born in 18th-century Naples as cheap street food: flatbread, blistered in a hot oven and sold on the street to working Neapolitans. Italian emigrants took it to America, where New York made the pies bigger; Rome went the other way, baking it in trays and selling it by weight. Thailand met pizza through the chains in 1980. Today Bangkok has wood-fired pizzerias ranked among the world's best.
Illustrative photoVoted #1Sukhumvit 33 · ฿350 per plate
Pizza MassiliaRuamrudee · ฿450 per plate
Pizzeria MazzieEkkamai (Sukhumvit 63)
L'OlivaSukhumvit 36
90 GramsThe Quarter Hotel, Silom · ฿190 per plate
VesuvioSukhumvit Soi 8, Nana · ฿360 per plate
Il BologneseSathorn Soi 7 · ฿400 per plate
Pizzeria LimoncelloSukhumvit 11 · ฿600 per plate
Maru Maru PizzaSukhumvit 67, Phra Khanong
Nonna Nella by LenziLumphini
BiancaOne Bangkok
DanielloLat Phrao
Pizza LantaRattanakosin · ฿300 per plate
Ranee'sThe Circle Ratchapruek, Taling Chan · ฿390 per plate
Roberta's PizzaSiam Discovery
Soho PizzaSukhumvit 11
Chef Bing PizzaSukhumvit 36, Thong Lo
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