All you can eat pizza. Does it exist here? Thank you.

Over here on Lat Phrao 101 there is an Italian style restaurant, Thai run I think, does all you can eat Pizza and Pasta for around 289bht (Approx.). I have never tried it though.

Seen it being set up on a few occasions, but its more of a once in a while thing than a regular thing.

Seen it being set up on a few occasions, but its more of a once in a while thing than a regular thing.

Loaf bakery in Pattaya does it Wednesday and Saturday for 200 baht so I'll just start fasting now until my next visit.

Order one pizza at Pizza company.

That's all you will want.

I can't think of anywhere in Thailand that I would want more than one.

Narai pizza does it on Tuesdays, think it around 200 baht.

Seen it being set up on a few occasions, but its more of a once in a while thing than a regular thing.

Loaf bakery in Pattaya does it Wednesday and Saturday for 200 baht so I'll just start fasting now until my next visit.

I think only Wednesdays. Cost is 239. Personally, I am not a fan of their pizza.

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Narai pizza does it on Tuesdays, think it around 200 baht.

Thank you. I checked their website. This ad from 2010.

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Narai pizza does it on Tuesdays, think it around 200 baht.

Thank you. I checked their website. This ad from 2010.

But you only have one hour to eat as much pizza as you can .

Years ago Pizza Hut tried an all u can eat pizza day. It was a disaster. They didn't have a "hot table" set up where you could just help yourself. The waiter/waitress would come around with a pizza and she would give you a slice. I tried it a couple of time but never did get "all I could eat".

Narai Pizzeria has had their longtime Tuesday afternoon-evening pizza buffet. Not great pizza, but includes a variety of other side dishes. Latest price I've seen is 199b.

In the past, not all their locations seemed to offer the Tuesday buffet, but a lot of them did.

If you look below, you'll also see a mention in the last image of an "everyday" buffet at their Union Mall and Mall Bangkapi branches, though I've never visited those and can't confirm they're still offering that today.

Here's a couple more recent images on the buffet from their Facebook page:

Narai pizza is awful though. One of the worse pizzas in Thailand I've ever eaten! But maybe I just got unlucky?

Witch's tavern used to have a pizza day. Not sure they still do it?

Narai pizza is awful though. One of the worse pizzas in Thailand I've ever eaten! But maybe I just got unlucky?

If you did, then I did too. Possibly the worst I've ever had anywhere.

Over 20 years ago, when pizza was a bit more novel here than now, there was a branch of Shakey's (US fast food pizza chain) in BKK that like the ones in the US did a genuine "all you can eat". It was OK pizza for the fast food variety and in those days I could eat as much as I wanted and still stay fit and trim, so I partook a couple times and got my money's worth...

Yes, that was a completely unhelpful response to the OP. I'll be going now...

Viva Vino at the Grand Mercure on Suk soi 22 does a pizza / pasta lunch buffet. From memory it's around 300 baht. The pizza's ok but nothing amazing.

Re Narai, I'd say anything from Pizza Co. is worse than anything I've ever had at Narai's buffet.

The Narai pizza's they put out for the buffet kind of end up about the same as a frozen one from the store that you'd cook at home.

Pizza Co., on the other hand, just uses horrible, fake non-pizza ingredients.

Via Vai have a lunch buffet plus pizza. Just the one pizza though.

For the OP....Catcantoo on Samui used to have all you can eat pizza during the f1.....bloody good pizza too...

Jing-Joe Pizza in Sawang does all you can eat pasta nights, used to be Tuesdays, now moved to Thursday, only during school terms as nearly everyone who comes are teachers.

Years ago Pizza Hut tried an all u can eat pizza day. It was a disaster. They didn't have a "hot table" set up where you could just help yourself. The waiter/waitress would come around with a pizza and she would give you a slice. I tried it a couple of time but never did get "all I could eat".

Your heart thanks you, by the way...

There is an Italian restaurant called Belguardo on the ground floor of Siam Paragon that offers a buffet including pizza. I haven't tried it so I can't say for sure but I suspect their pizza selection would be limited as they advertise quiet a few other things on the buffet as well. May be worth trying.

There is an Italian restaurant called Belguardo on the ground floor of Siam Paragon that offers a buffet including pizza. I haven't tried it so I can't say for sure but I suspect their pizza selection would be limited as they advertise quiet a few other things on the buffet as well. May be worth trying.

This 'buffet' is not worth the 399 ++. The pizza selection is abysmal to say the least. Since the pizza is so bad hardly anyone takes it and therefore the pizza just becomes cold. Over the past 3 years we have been there about 4 times, although we haven't been there in the last 12 months. As the price went up so the quality went down.

Regarding Narai that place is terrible. I noticed recently that there are new signs advertizing 'pizza buffet'. The Pizza Company is not worth talking about.

Sorry if I sound negative yet I still have to find good pizza in BKK.

I make my own pizza at home now.

Why is it then that both The Pizza Co. and Narai are such vastly profitable businesses growing and expanding over the years?

Yes....go to the pizza co. you buy one and it is a hard enough job eating that. Does that count for all you can eat


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There is an Italian restaurant called Belguardo on the ground floor of Siam Paragon that offers a buffet including pizza. I haven't tried it so I can't say for sure but I suspect their pizza selection would be limited as they advertise quiet a few other things on the buffet as well. May be worth trying.

This 'buffet' is not worth the 399 ++. The pizza selection is abysmal to say the least. Since the pizza is so bad hardly anyone takes it and therefore the pizza just becomes cold. Over the past 3 years we have been there about 4 times, although we haven't been there in the last 12 months. As the price went up so the quality went down.

Regarding Narai that place is terrible. I noticed recently that there are new signs advertizing 'pizza buffet'. The Pizza Company is not worth talking about.

Sorry if I sound negative yet I still have to find good pizza in BKK.

I make my own pizza at home now.

I will second the Belguardo buffet not being worth the cost. Specifically with regard to the pizza, it's a step up from the chain shops (except Scoozi), but isn't anything to write home about.

Why is it then that both The Pizza Co. and Narai are such vastly profitable businesses growing and expanding over the years?

Perhaps Thai's have different expectations from their pizza? Where I grew up in the US, putting shrimp / prawn on a pizza was close to sacrilige... other seafood like squid, you might get shot!

Anantara hotel Brio lunchtime 399++ Pasta pizza buffet. Very good.

As is Trader Vics and Benihana's at that hotel. They have a loyalty card similar to marriott and sheraton now for 50% on dining etc.

IMHO all of the pizza places that I have gone to since I came here 15 years ago are "all you can eat" places. One slice is more than enough! Disgusting at best!

IMHO all of the pizza places that I have gone to since I came here 15 years ago are "all you can eat" places. One slice is more than enough! Disgusting at best!

Try above. Although all you can eat pizza is not really something I go for...As not able to finish a complete single one...