Rolling Stone — Restaurant in Phra Khanong Subdistrict

I’m sorry to give a bad review but I have to be honest. I ordered the chicken pesto and it was horrible. It was dry and in one piece. It tasted as if it was in the refrigerator and just microwaved, definitely not cooked fresh. The server was nice and let me exchange it for a pizza, at least I know this would be cooked to order. The pizza was better but not much. It really had no flavor. It reminded me of the pizzas my sister used to make in her easy bake oven when we were kids. Granted I’m from New York so my standards for pizza are high. However, a frozen pizza would be a big improvement for them. This might be a nice place to buy a beer but skip the food. The staff were nice. That’s why I didn’t give...

Been coming to this place for years. The business started out very small in the back of a truck and has expanded to a full service restaurant. Needless to say the pizza here is great. The pizza kitchen is an open design so you can watch the pizzas being made like an old Italian style pizza shop. They also have a very large selection of drinks and are located in a new trendy area of Bangkok next to the famous Cheap Charlie's bar that used to be located on Sukhumvit Soi 11. There are many young foreigners and Thais having after work drinks in this area so good place to come with a group if you haven't been...

The good: lovely Thai staff. Cute little pizza joint. Very conveniently located for us! The bad: there are no non-caffeinated drinks on offer (other than alcoholic and water). The pizza is tasteless. The crust is chalky and stale. The cheese... where's the cheese? And the tomato sauce is just visible. This is the second time we've tried this place but the last. They should take down the Canadian flags, this rip off place (360B is the cheapest!!!) reflects badly on Canada. Sorry guys but you could be a hotspot in Soi 50 if you just upgraded...