Ciao Pizza

I’ve been here a bunch and the staff always go out of their way to help—plus their cheese pizza, even if it’s not officially on the menu, is seriously addictive.

Nice little spot with a relaxed vibe and not too packed, which I appreciated. The pizza was decent—thin crust that’s a bit crunchy, maybe too much for me since it left my mouth feeling a bit raw afterward. On the other hand, the bruschetta and pasta were really tasty and felt fresh. The prawn bisque I tried was surprisingly good as well. Prices are on the steep side, so it’s more of a treat than an everyday thing. Staff were friendly and helpful, which made the experience pleasant overall. Parking nearby is convenient if you drive.

Ciao Pizza excels with its delicious pizza and pasta offerings, often featuring attractive deals like happy hours and 2-for-1 specials. While the wines by the glass are average, the Aperol Spritz and limoncello are delightful. The service is exceptionally friendly, adding to the overall positive experience.

Ciao Pizza offers a beautifully decorated dining experience where you can watch your pizza being made in the oven. Despite the appealing atmosphere, some may find the pizza dough too thin and crunchy, leaving the mouth feeling uncomfortable. However, the bruschetta and pasta dishes are exceptional. The restaurant's prices are on the higher side, with a meal including one bruschetta, one ravioli, and one pizza costing 1,900 baht.

The restaurant has a great vibe and is not overly crowded, making it a pleasant spot to enjoy a meal. While there are many types of pizza and plenty of wine options, beer lovers might be disappointed with only Singha available on draft. The service is commendable, and credit cards are accepted. Parking is conveniently located in the next building.