There is something so universally binding about Italian dining. It can be romantic for a date night, but it is also cosy as comfort food. It can be fancy for finer occasions, but it is also fab for daily lunching. For any and every situation, it feels like there’s an Italian grandmother waiting to feed you. Luckily, many of her recipes have even made it to the Big Mango. Here are the best Italian restaurants in Bangkok.
When it comes to Italian food, many of us know exactly what we like. It isn’t without reason, then, that Bangkok boasts a generous variety of Italian restaurants across town. Our pizzerias have won international awards, while our fine dining restaurants regularly appear on renowned dining guides. Bangkok loves Italian cuisine, and no matter how many new restaurants open on a yearly basis, they always seem to find an excited, salivating crowd.
There are many delicious ways to get a taste of La Dolce Vita in Bangkok. Consider this condensed list of 22 Italian restaurants as a starting point. We’ve included a mix of hotel restaurants and standalone restaurants, with some even located in malls. Some are pizzerias, while others are fine dining venues. Some serve dishes best enjoyed as takeaways, and many offer vegetarian options, kid-friendly options, and even catering services. One thing is guaranteed: all come paired with that signature, warms-your-soul Italian hospitality.
If you haven’t got dinner plans this weekend, here’s where to find your next favourite swirl of spaghetti or slice of pizza at the best Italian restaurants in Bangkok. Unfortunately, if you like pineapple on pizza, this list may not be for you.
Note: This list is in alphabetical order, and is not a ranking.
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The best Italian restaurants in Bangkok
Acqua
Inside a gorgeous modern venue on Soi Somkid, Italian fine dining lovers will find themselves welcomed by the warm ambience of Acqua. Here, piercingly-blue-eyed chef Alessandro Frau serves up his ‘nuova cucina’ (new cuisine), showcasing a creative take on contemporary Italian dishes. You’ll find elevated classics on the menu, from Sicilian red prawns and homemade ravioli, over to a selection of meats and fresh seafood. If the name feels familiar, it is likely you know Acqua’s Phuket outpost. It has long been known as one of the best Italian restaurants on the island.
Style: Modern fine dining
Price range: THB 4300++/tasting menu, or THB 1500-2500/person for a la carte
Google Review rating: 4.5/5
LSA Pro Tip: Even though Acqua is a fine dining restaurant, it isn’t all just tasting and degustation menus. If you especially love something, you can also order it a la carte. Pretty rare for Bangkok.
Acqua Italian Fine Dining Restaurant Bangkok, 16/18 Soi Somkid, Phloen Chit Road, Lumpini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok, +66 93 612 7000. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Phloen Chit. Open Tues-Sun, 12-3pm and 6-10.30pm.
Appia
An absolutely fail-safe choice and the favourite of many a Bangkok foodie, Appia is the friendly Sukhumvit neighbourhood restaurant that is popular for family dinners and date nights. You’ll find many of the classics on the menu here, from cold cuts and antipasti, over to the pastas you know and love. Particularly great for sharing, portion sizes are generous, and outdoor seating is available, too. Chef-owner Paolo Vitaletti knows good Italian food, and the success of his Roman trattoria is delicious proof thereof.
Style: Neighbourhood Italian romantic, elevated casual
Price range: THB 1250-1750/person
Google Review rating: 4.4/5
LSA Pro Tip: Appia makes arguably the most famous chicken liver paté in town. Served with grilled sourdough, it is unmissable when dining here.
Appia, 20/4 Soi Sukhumvit 31, Klongton Nua, Bangkok, +66 2 261 2056. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Asok. Open Mon-Fri, 11.30am-2.30pm and 5-10.30pm. Sat-Sun 11.30am-10.30pm.
Cetara
Cetara sits quietly towards the end of Sathorn Soi 12. Spotlighting South Italian seafood, the restaurant is decorated with colourful ceramic plates and tiles, bringing a real sense of the Amalfi coast to Bangkok’s busy business district. Whilst the fresh seafood is definitely the star here, many true Italians also praise Cetara for its pizzas. Unsurprisingly, Paolo Vitaletti is behind this venue, too.
Style: Italian coastal chic, elevated casual
Price range: THB 1750-2250/person
Google Review rating: 4.3/5
LSA Pro Tip: Book in advance and get the table in the nook at the front for a cosy dining ambience, especially for groups.
Cetara Bangkok, 118 2 Soi Sueksa Witthaya, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok, +66 61 268 8634. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS St Louis. Open Tues-Fri 11.30am-2.30pm and 5.30-10.30pm, and Sat-Sun 11.30am-10.30pm.
CLARA
Definitely one of the most romantic restaurants in Bangkok, CLARA is as dreamy as it is delicious. Housed within an artful villa in Yen Akart, fine dining lovers are safe in the hands of the ever-elegant Clara (after whom the restaurant is named), and her husband, Chef Christian Martena. Showcasing a culinary journey across different regions of Italy, the modern Italian menu here changes on a seasonal basis, highlighting the flavours of Italy from the freshness of spring to the warmth of the winter season. Get a seat on the high chairs at the kitchen counter if you love to get in on the action.
Style: Modern fine dining
Price range: THB 4880++ for the signature tasting menu
Google Review rating: 4.7/5
LSA Pro Tip: Save this one for date night. It is absolutely romantic, and especially popular for intimate birthday dinners, too.
CLARA Restaurant, 69 Soi Prasat Suk, Chong Nonsi, Yan Nawa, Bangkok, +66 83 49 63 663. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Chong Nonsi or MRT Lumphini. Open Mon-Fri 5-11pm and Sat-Sun 12-3pm and 6-11pm.
Contento
How do you find Contento if you’re visiting for the first time? Look for the building with the pineapples on the outskirts of Bangkok’s China town. This Italian restaurant has one of the most design-savvy interiors we’ve seen in a long time, and it’s no surprise when you know that Ou Baholyodhin is the mastermind behind it. Whether you enjoy the citrus orchard setting downstairs, or the artsy ambience upstairs, there’s plenty to see and to ‘gram as you dine on familiar Italian comfort favourites. There is also a bar upstairs called Lucky Duck. Enter at your own risk.
Style: Super photogenic, artsy casual
Price range: THB 900-1250/person
Google Review rating: 4.8/5
LSA Pro Tip: Contento, as the name almost suggests, is great for content. Come with a fully-charged iPhone.
Contento, 472 Maitri Chit Road, Pom Prap, Bangkok, +66 90 898 2397. Nearest BTS/MRT: MRT Hua Lampong. Open Mon-Fri 5-11pm and Sat-Sun 11am-11pm.
Enoteca
Enoteca gets its name from the Italian word for ‘wine library,’ and was opened on the premise of serving fine Italian wines with well-matched Italian dishes. As a result, Enoteca has become one of the most beloved Italian fine dining restaurants in Bangkok, presenting modern, creative, and beautifully presented dishes. Seated amongst the bottles of wine or outside in the private garden, diners can enjoy classic Italian dishes, with a focus on grilled fish and meats. Enoteca claims to follow a ‘slow food philosophy,’ which means that all dishes are prepared “at the moment.”
Style: Fine dining
Price range: The Seven Sins tasting menu is priced at THB 3600++/person (7 courses)
Google Review rating: 4.5/5
LSA Pro Tip: Want to switch things up? Opt for Enoteca’s “omakase” experience, and let Chef Federico surprise you through 4-7 surprise course menus (starting at THB 1990++).
Enoteca, Soi Sukhumvit 27, Khlong Toei Nuea, Bangkok, +66 63 942 9669. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Phrom Phong. Open daily 5.30pm-10.30pm.
Giglio Trattoria Fiorentina
We didn’t know a classic trattoria was missing from Sathorn Soi 12 until Giglio opened, and now it seems that many residents cannot live without it. Spotlighting authentic Tuscan food and wines, Giglio is the kind of Italian restaurant where you can enjoy a full meal with friends, or a single dish alone at lunch (they have wine by the glass, too). The pasta dishes are definitely the highlight here, though we recommend you complete the experience with various crostini and cold cuts, and perhaps a meat dish to share. It goes without saying that you cannot leave without having the tiramisu.
Style: Intimate, casual
Price range: THB 800-1000/person
Google Review rating: 4.4/5
LSA Pro Tip: Keep an eye on the blackboard for some really good daily specials. The daily specials are where it’s at.
Giglio Trattoria Fiorentina, 149 Sathorn Soi 12, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok, +66 88 923 0961. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS St Louis. Open daily 11.30am-10.30pm.
Il Bolognese
Il Bolognese has been around for some time now, and continues to be a favourite of Sathorn residents and across-town-ers alike. Serving the traditional Italian flavours of Bologna, the laid-back restaurant is centred on no-fuss rustic dishes, from salads and seafood to pizza and pasta. Authentic, uncompromising flavours are met with a warm hospitality, for a textbook Italian dining experience. There’s also an oversized bench out front, for those seeking a cheeky photo opportunity.
Style: Classic friendly neighbourhood eatery with elevated touch
Price range: THB 1200-1500/person
Google Review rating: 4.6/5
LSA Pro Tip: The Pizza Burrata and Pizza Parma Ham are famed favourites for a reason. You won’t go wrong.
Il Bolognese, South Sathorn 139/3 Soi 7, Bangkok, +66 81 701 2190. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Chong Nonsi. Open daily 11.30am-2.30pm and 5.30-11pm.
La Bottega Bangkok
While its location definitely feels like a hidden gem, La Bottega Bangkok is far too famous to be dubbed a secret. Set on the second floor of the 49 Terrace in the Thonglor area, the modern Italian restaurant manages to find a balance between rustic authenticity and elegant dining. Chef Marco Avesani has crafted an elevated Italian menu, often highlighting seasonal ingredients while still paying homage to the classics. Italians gather here for genuinely good Italian food, even just for lunch — which goes on for playful long hours if owner Luca is present, and you’re chatting over limoncello. It’s finer dining but it’s not intimidating, and we love that.
Style: Warm, upscale
Price range: THB 1450-1900/person
Google Review rating: 4.5/5
LSA Pro Tip: La Bottega also makes its own gelato. Be sure to try the pistachio flavour.
La Bottega Bangkok, 2/F Terrace 49 Building Terrace 49, Soi Sukhumvit 49, Bangkok, +66 97 114 7342. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Phrom Phong. Open daily 11.30-2.30pm and 5.30-11pm.
La Casa Nostra
With a name that translates to “our home,” it is hard not to feel warmly welcomed into this cosy, country-style Italian restaurant in Bangkok. All your favourite pizzas and pastas are present on the menu (and relatively price-friendly, given the venue), alongside an impressively long wine list. The brainchild of The Wine Merchant Co., it is thereby deeply recommended for wine lovers to try. Seated indoors or outdoors, La Casa Nostra is the kind of place you could head for dinner with friends and family for a special occasion — even if that special occasion is heading to dinner with friends and family.
Style: Neighbourhood, elevated casual
Price range: THB 900-1250/person
Google Review rating: 4.3/5
LSA Pro Tip: It doesn’t call itself a wine bar for no reason. Be sure to check out La Casa Nostra’s excellent wine selection.
La Casa Nostra, 22 Soi Sathorn 1, Sathorn, Bangkok, +66 2 287 2402. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Sala Daeng or MRT Lumphini. Open daily 11.30am-12am.
La Dotta Pasta Bar
There are some days where you just feel like a good ‘ol bowl of pasta, and to fight any of those woes on a casual Wednesday, La Dotta Pasta Bar is an excellent calling. Situated next to the award-winning Vesper Cocktail Bar (and helmed by the same Foodie Collection group), La Dotta is a fresh pasta bar, serving up classic and lesser-known-to-Bangkok types of handmade pasta. Highlights include the Pici Pork Ribs, Roman-style Carbonara, and Stringozzi with Pork Ragu and Black Truffle, though you must also get the bomboloni for dessert. You may feel so full that you’ll have to be rolled out of the restaurant, but it’ll be worth it.
Style: Casual cute eatery
Price range: THB 600-900/person
Google Review rating: 4.4/5
LSA Pro Tip: The “smart lunch” set menu is where it’s at (THB 420/two courses).
La Dotta Pasta Bar, 10/15 Convent Road, Bang Oak, Bangkok, +66 2 236 5558. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Sala Daeng. Open daily, 11am-2.30pm and 5-10pm.
Lenzi Tuscan Kitchen
Lenzi Tuscan Kitchen is family-run, and a warm Italian sense of family dining is at the heart of the Lenzi experience. Chef Francesco Lenzi comes from Pisa in Tuscany, and aims to bring a variety of typical Tuscan dishes to his Bangkok restaurant. In an elegant setting, watch the team at work through the open kitchen, as you dine on dishes like Ravioli Foie-gras, Risotto all Lenzi, or the signature Agnello alla Rossini.
Style: Fine dining
Price range: THB 1250-1850/person
Google Review rating: 4.7/5
LSA Pro Tip: Loved your cold cuts? You can also buy hams and cheeses from Lenzi’s own farm in Italy to take home.
Lenzi Tuscan Kitchen, 69/1-2 Ruanruedee 2 Witthayu Road, Bangkok, +66 95 251 5040. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Phloen Chit. Open daily 11.30am-2pm and 5.30-10.30pm.
L’Oliva
Visiting L’Oliva feels like a journey to your Italian nonna’s country-side villa, and the hospitality is just as familial. Serving up Italian regional specialities from Abruzzo, the restaurant pays homage to the home of owner Nicolini Pasquini. In the kitchen, Chef Gabriele Luna cooks up a menu comprising of Italian classics with a twist, and lesser-known-to-Bangkok Abruzzo staples. Try the Arrosticini lamb skewers for a fun way to start the meal, before tucking into hearty Abruzzo-style pasta dishes like ragu and lasagna, over to meats and seafood — including a fantastic sea bass baked in salt crust. Outdoor seating is available, though we love the dreamy private room best.
Style: Italian family country house, elevated classic
Price range: THB 1250-1750/person
Google Review rating: 4.5/5
LSA Pro Tip: Brunch-goers will love Caffè Olives just out front, serving up brunch and breakfast dishes from 8.30am-5pm. You can even order homemade cakes here for special occasions.
L’Oliva Ristorante Italiano & Wine Bar, Soi 36 Subsoi 2, Khlong Tan, Khlong Toei, Bangkok, +66 94 858 9868. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Thong Lor. Open daily, 11am-11pm.
Ms. Jigger
The Kimpton Maa-Lai gets a lot of attention for their pet-friendly CRAFT coffeeshop, yet if you walk a little further from the cafe, you’ll find this intimate Italian restaurant. Ms. Jigger is inspired by a well-travelled lady of the same name, a “connoisseur of curiosities,” who enjoys inventive flavours. Therefore, the menu covers the spectrum, from lesser-seen classics like the grilled Italian Luganega sausage, to the more extraordinary specials, like the pasta All’astice with whole lobster. Definitely also try the unique MozzaPizza, made entirely of buffalo mozzarella — the first of its kind in Bangkok.
Style: Elegant, elevated
Price range: THB 1250-1850/person
Google Review rating: 4.6/5
LSA Pro Tip: Love a pre-dinner aperitif or a post-dinner night cap? Ruby’s just opened in the same venue, serving up gem-inspired cocktails.
Ms. Jigger, Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok, 78 Soi Ton Son, Lumpini, Bangkok, +66 2 056 9999. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Chid Lom. Open Mon-Fri 11.30am-2.30pm and 5.30pm-12am. Sat-Sun 11.30am-12am.
Pala Pizza Romana
Pala Pizza Romana is super casual, and for when you’re craving a quick yet deeply satisfying meal, it checks all the boxes. They’re most famous for their pizzas — many of which you can see at the counter on entering — ranging in size from single slices to 1-metre pizzas to share. The Roman eatery also boasts a huge pasta menu, and diners can even buy cold cuts, cheeses, and bread to take home. Pala Pizza Romana gets the classic right, and despite its somewhat busy interior, is a Bangkok beloved Italian restaurant for a reason.
Style: Super casual Italian deli
Price range: Slice of pizza from THB 60, main dishes THB 300-600/person
Google Review rating: 4.5/5
LSA Pro Tip: In a rush? Pala Pizza actually has an outdoor area near the BTS and MRT where commuters can stop to grab a quick slice. We actually like Pala Pizza to-go the most.
Pala Pizza Romana & Bistro, 1 BTS/MRT Soi Sukhumvit 23 (between Terminal 21 and MRT Sukhumvit Exit 3), Khlong Toei Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok, +66 2 259 1228. Nearest BTS/MRT: MRT Asok and BTS Asok. Open daily, 6.30am-11pm.
Peppina
Peppina is serious about their pizza, famously adhering to the rules of the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletan to serve Bangkokians a true taste of Neapolitan pizza. Chef-owner Paolo Vitaletti pays attention to his ingredients, and his pizza dough is favoured by many. Highlights at Peppina include the Northern Pizza, Diavola, and Truffle Panetti Pizza, as well as the ‘Don’t Tell Paolo’ (it’s topped with pineapple!) for those who like to live on the edge. Peppina won the coveted top spot as the best Pizzeria in Thailand by 50 Top Pizza. They also placed fifth in the Asia Pacific region.
Style: Casual
Price range: THB 750-1250/person
Google Review rating: 4.5/5
LSA Pro Tip: Coming with a group? Peppina also offers group set menus so you don’t have to fuss about what to order. A vegan menu is also available.
Peppina has several branches across Bangkok, including Central World and Central Embassy. The flagship is located at 27/1 Sukhumvit 33, Khlong Toei Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok, +66 2 119 7677. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Phrom Phong. Open Mon-Fri 11.30am-11pm and Sat-Sun 11am-11pm. Peppina also has branches outside of Bangkok.
Pizza Massilia
For those seeking out the best slice of pizza in the Ruamrudee and Sathorn neighbourhoods, Pizza Massilia is it. Starting out as a pizza truck in 2015, the pizzeria quickly became beloved with Bangkokians, and also ranked high within the 50 Top Pizza rankings for both Thailand and Asia Pacific. They’re centred on serving “Italian gourmet pizza” from signatures like the Burrata & Culatello or Black Truffle Calzone, over to classics like the Calabrian Spicy Salami or Prosciutto & Fig.
Style: Casual
Price range: THB 750-1250/person
Google Review rating: 4.4/5
LSA Pro Tip: Pizza Massilia is beloved for their pizza catering service, and you can even rent their iconic pizza tuk-tuk for your special occasion.
Pizza Massilia has several branches across Bangkok. The flagship is located at 15 1 Soi Ruamrudee, Lumpini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok, +66 94 552 2025. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Phloen Chit. Open daily 11.30am-10pm.
Pizzeria Mazzie
Many die-hard pizza lovers in Bangkok will name Pizzeria Mazzie as their ultimate favourite. Certainly the most popular pizzeria in Ekkamai, this buzzing eatery was created by a group of New Yorkers aiming to bring Brooklyn-style pizza to Bangkok. In a “low-dome” Acunto oven, the pizzas here come with a thin crust, and are served alongside craft beers and biodynamic wines from the “wine cave.” It’s laidback, but it’s also very trendy. Pizzeria Mazzie too featured in both the 50 Top Pizza Thailand and Asia-Pacific rankings.
Style: Casual
Price range: THB 800-1200/person
Google Review rating: 4.4/5
LSA Pro Tip: Get the ‘Hot Hipster’ pizza (not just because of its cool name). It features Calabrian salami, chilli flakes, oregano, spiced wildflower honey, and basil.
Pizzeria Mazzie, 17 Park Lane Soi Sukhumvit 63 Road, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok, +66 2 060 8822. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Ekkamai. Open Tues-Fri 5.30-10pm and Sat-Sun 12-2.30pm and 5.30-10pm.
Riva del Fiume
Whilst Riva del Fiume isn’t strictly a fine dining restaurant, its location within the exquisite Four Seasons hotel surely adds a touch of refinement. Here, Executive Chef Andrea Accordi has crafted a modern Italian menu featuring only the best ingredients from around the world. From sea urchin ‘tiramisu’ to charcoal-grilled lobster and various dishes featuring Mayura Beef (exclusively available here), the selection is refined and sophisticated, for a deeply indulgent meal. Nonetheless, you can still bring your family. There is even a kids’ menu, and more casual “gourmet pizzas” to enjoy.
Style: Upscale casual, hotel dining
Price range: THB 2500-3000/person
Google Review rating: 4.6/5
LSA Pro Tip: Opt for the outdoor seating during the cooler months for a sweet breeze as you overlook the main pool and Chao Phraya river. The larger tables are good for family dining.
Riva Del Fiume, Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River, 300/1 Charoen Krung Road, Sathorn, Bangkok, +66 2 032 0885. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Saphan Taksin. Open daily, 12-2.30pm and 6-10.30pm.
Salvia
If you’re seeking out an Italian osteria in the heart of the Ratchaprasong shopping district, head up the grand staircase in the Grand Hyatt Bangkok, and find yourself at Salvia. The friendly Italian eatery boasts a hearty Italian menu, starring handmade pastas and hand-pulled pizzas. A popular spot for girl’s night or date nights, Salvia is possibly our favourite restaurant within the Grand Hyatt, and its convenient location in central Bangkok is also definitely a plus for the busy diner about town.
Style: Elevated casual
Price range: THB 1000-1250/person
Google Review rating: 4.5/5
LSA Pro Tip: We like the private rooms at Salvia, which are ideal for hosting special occasions or smaller events, too.
Salvia, Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok, 494 Rajadamri Road, Bangkok, +66 2 254 1234. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Chid Lom. Open daily 11.30am-2.30pm and 5.30pm-10pm.
Tony’s
The vibes are always in order at Tony’s, a modern Italian-American restaurant located on Sukhumvit Soi 11. With Chef Anthony Burd at the helm, you know it’s always a good time, as the food that accompanies the party-loving crowd is actually really delicious, too. Chef Tony serves up homemade pastas and wood-fired pizzas here, but you’ll also find rarer items you can’t get at other Italian restaurants in Bangkok, like baked clams, mozzarella sticks, or veal parmigiana. There’s also a happy hour menu (buy one, get one free), and a breakfast and brunch menu, featuring all your classic staples.
Style: Fun dining throughout the day, upbeat party dining late into the night
Price range: THB 800-1200/person
Google Review rating: 4.5/5
LSA Pro Tip: Tony’s always has special events and deals, and a great number of parties throughout the year. Keep an eye on their socials.
Tony’s Sukhumvit 11, 27, 477 Soi Sukhumvit 11, Khlong Toei Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok, +66 92 329 6629. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Nana, MRT Asok. Open daily 8am-2am.
Via Emilia
Many name Via Emilia as their favourite Italian venue in Bangkok, and yet its location deep into a soi off Narathiwas Rajanagarindra Road gives this restaurant a ‘best-kept secret’ feel. Serving up authentic dishes from the Emilia-Romagna region, highlights include the Tortellini Artusiani (made using a special 100-year-old recipe), the homemade Tagliolini ai Gamberi (with prawn), and Costolette d’Agnello Impanate (tender breaded lamb chops). Definitely also try the Piadina, a thin Italian bread with various fillings. Recently, the Italian TV show Little Big Italy named Via Emilia the best Italian restaurant in Bangkok.
Style: Neighbourhood classic
Price range: THB 1200-1500/person
Google Review rating: 4.7/5
LSA Pro Tip: Simple yet so good, get the Passatelli pasta in broth for an authentic and charming sense of dining in Emilia-Romagna.
Via Emilia Italian Restaurant, 1040 Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra 17, Lane 5, Sathorn, Bangkok, +66 93 138 8373. Nearest BTS/MRT: BTS Chong Nonsi, MRT Lumphini. Open daily, 11.30am-11pm.
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