Grazie Restaurant — Restaurant in Wat Sam Phraya Subdistrict

After a long day, we wanted something simple and nothing Asian. A quick Google search later, we found the restaurant. So we fired up the sat nav and walked towards the restaurant. When we stood in front of it, we couldn't believe it, it looked more like a residential building. A quick glance into the courtyard revealed a warm welcome from the host. You almost walk in the door. Anyway, shoes off and welcome home. So we went on, up the stairs and took a seat in one of the two rooms. The only downside would be the view but you're her to eat so I wouldn't count it as a huge downside. Especially because it looks so nice on the daylight pictures.

His wife/colleague then came and handed us the menu. We chose two pizzas and the spaghetti carbonara. A short time later, a super tasty dish arrived! The pizza is made in a stone oven and therefore the base is nice and crispy. A bit like this: Thailand meets Italy. All of it was made with fresh ingredients!

The price is reasonable and worth every Baht. We paid I think 1325 Baht for an appetizer, 2 pizzas, spaghetti, 2 cokes, 3 waters.

After dinner, we asked if he would show us the oven and he was enthusiastic to show us and talk about it.

Everything was just right. We enjoyed it and are thinking about coming back tomorrow as a final meal of our Thailand vacation. Hope we got the time, if not make sure you come by and experience it yourself.

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What a fantastic little place with outstanding pizza!

We decided to visit based on the glowing Google reviews while searching for the best pizza in Bangkok—and we weren’t disappointed! This place truly is a slice of heaven.

I’ve honestly had worse pizza in Italy and across Europe, which speaks volumes about the quality here.

The restaurant is tucked away in what seems like someone’s home, giving it a cozy and intimate vibe. You’re led upstairs into these charming little rooms—it might feel a bit unusual at first, but it quickly becomes warm and inviting. The soft background music and cool air-conditioning are added perks, especially in Bangkok’s heat.

Prices are reasonable, though keep in mind they only accept cash.

Now, about the pizza: they use authentic Italian flour for the dough, resulting in a crust that’s both crispy and fluffy. The tomato sauce is rich and flavorful. We shared two large pizzas—the Diavola and the Truffle Carbonara—and both were absolutely delicious. Highly recommended!

If you’re on the fence, don’t be. We’ve tried a number of pizza spots in Bangkok, and this one so far...

Me and my family came for dinner. At first we were surprised with the place not looks like restaurant it’s like people house. Anyhow we got into the room with 2 tables inside and atmosphere feeling like you dining at your place or friend’s . -Food is very nice in every menu we’ve ordered and the most we love is Truffle carbonara pizza! kinda original Italian homie taste. Fish and chips are lovely, crispy and very good taste. -The price is reasonable and worth. -Staffs and services are good , they are friendly and gave us details about food. -Clean restroom. -Only the view outside windows is just people house and buildings around if you don’t mind about that this restaurant would get 10...