San Marzano Restaurant — Restaurant in Chon Buri Province

This is another “hidden gem“ in the small town of Ban Saen.

We had a baked spinach dish, melon and prosciutto, Caprese salad, flank steak, a whole pizza, garlic bread, and a couple of desserts. All in all, it came up to around 2500 bahts, or around $80 Canadian.

The pizza was the highlight of this meal, and the steak was delicious as well.

The Caprese salad was good, but they used some very un-ripened tomatoes and that took away a lot of the flavours that you would expect from a Caprese salad.

Their waiters are mainly high school-ish kids, and though they worked very hard, they were not up to the level where you can call “excellent service”. (some could not remember orders, they mumbled through their mask which made it hard to understand them, and one almost dropped a dish on a friends lap, etc.)

The dessert waffle was also delicious and I would very much recommend trying this place when you...

Despite the good looking ambient, the service and food didnt really up to the price point.

Ambience - 4/5 (Air con didnt seem to work, its a bit hot)

Food taste - 3/5 bland taste. Nothing special about any menu and nothing i would bring me back again. Special note, the first order of garlic bread was burnt that I have to sent back, and spagetti noodle was wayyyy overcooked

Service - 3/5 eventhough there wasnt much of customers, they cant keep up with the...

I saw this place long time ago and I just visited them, such a shame, I am a local and I never had their food before. I was for lunch and it was not busy at all. Atmosphere was good to catch up with friends. I order 2 pizza and of cos they can do half and half. Also I had Caesar salad, pesto pasta, eel on rice and bottle of white wine. Everything was great, except the...