Cafe di Maria — Restaurant in Phra Khanong Nuea Subdistrict

This is a nice place for good Italian food at a reasonable price. Though the restaurant can seem cramped if there are a lot of other guests, the food is worth the wait. You are served bread after placing your order. Their wood oven pizzas rival many Italian places I've gone to. I recommend pretty much everything on the menu except the Caesar salad. I have not found the servers to be rude or overly inattentive as other people have written. One of the things they have improved on over the years is more consistently shutting their sliding doors to keep the mosquitoes out and the cool air in. All in all, this is a nice restaurant to visit every month or so as they do have a wide menu of wood oven pizzas, salads, pasta and meat dishes. They used to serve cheaper glasses of wine but their prices have gone up over the years to such a point I feel it's not worth buying wine by the glass there anymore. I hope they go back to offering cheaper glasses of wine for 140 baht as...

Phenomenal 😋 😋 I don't want to ramble on about my life story here and how I finally, after 100 years finally took the time to enter this most charming, cozy Italian Vibe restaurant and order my go to pizza to check out the quality of their Wood Oven 🍕 pizza. I was not disappointed nor will you. The other thing that ia a big deal to me is their full menu. I am a big lover of Pesto Gnocchi and Penne Pesto and that will be my next target for next visit plus their special Desserts 🍰. I can't find anything to complain about. Staff were friendly and warm. Oh... I did find one thing i can make a complaint about... 😅 the rocking table due to uneven legs or floor 😮😁 I know, it is not a big deal but it was the only thing I could find not 100% in a otherwise Perfect Pizza dinning experience. Thank you so much. I will definitely be back...

After finding this place on Google maps and reviews of amazing pastas I decided to give it a try.

No competition, the worst Bolognese sauce I have ever been served anywhere in the world.

The bottom of the plate was like a yellow liquid. There certainly was zero tomato in the sauce. It was unpalatable at best.

A couple of quick mouthfuls just to confirm it's awfulness and pay the bill and go.

I guess the prices are reasonable for Bangkok but if you can't eat it then what is the point.

Fair to say I won't return, hopefully this may be enough for the chef to actually find out what a Bolognese sauce should look and taste like . This sauce was just a bit of minced beef with some carrots and possibly onions but couldn't see anything else or taste...