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[jwdub]

Granted I've only looked at markets like Tesco, Big C, Friendship and Topps. But I haven't been able to find it anywhere. Is there a specialty Italian place that may have it available?

[Awohalitsiktoli]

OK, I saw Italian sausage a couple of weeks ago at the upscale food market on the bottom floor of Central Festival Mall. Go to the are with the steaks and sausages, etc. I apologize for not remembering the name of the market.

[Spaniel]

Try Villa Market. I purchased them at the Villa market in Bangkok and they probably have them at their Pattaya location too.

[Bernard Flint]

There used to be an italian food supplier on town in town, off pattaya klang,sold many italian products.

[Michaelaway]

Made in Italy (formerly: Eataly), Jomtien 2nd Rd. or AKA Foods, soi off of Pattaya Klang.

[xylophone]

They are available in Villa Market and at some Big C stores, made by "Mr Moo" and IMO they are good.

[prospero]

Hickory on Thappraya.

[Phil Conners]

Some off-topic bickery has been deleted.

Belucky on Naklua road has some pretty good spicy sausages they call Italian, no idea how authentic they are though.

[Barefoot]

Foodland on Pattaya Klang has Italian sausages, although I have not purchased them. I second the recommendation for the supermarket in the basement of Central Festival. The Italian sausages I bought were huge and delicious, although fairly expensive.

[Pdaz]

Central Pattaya Beach Rd ( In the basement supermarket part ) has a pretty decent fresh Italian sausage. Made with fennel seed. Spicy and not too dry. They aren't cheap but so far the only ones I have tried in town that have an authentic flavour.

[Suradit69]

Central Pattaya Beach Rd ( In the basement supermarket part ) has a pretty decent fresh Italian sausage. Made with fennel seed. Spicy and not too dry. They aren't cheap but so far the only ones I have tried in town that have an authentic flavour.

I bought some "spicy Italian" sausage in the Food Court supermarket on the lower level of Central Festival last week.

It was OK, somewhat better than the bland tasteless stuff that you usually see on sale as sausage around town , but it was a far cry from a decent Italian sausage ... something you might buy in Chicago, New York or, presumably, in Italy.

Edited January 18, 2014 by Suradit69

[Suradit69]

I should add that Villa usually has Johnsonville (from Wisconsin in the US) Italian sausage -- mild, sweet,hot varieties - -in their freezer section. Not always available and not each of the varieties always available, but they do have an excellent flavor similar to what I knew from my early life in the Chicago area.

They sometimes have some other brands available too. I would strongly suggest you give Johnsonville a try and forget the others. I tried a couple others and they were pretty bad.

[goatfarmer]

Sloanes in Bangkok has the best sausages. There's a guy in Pattaya who will deliver them.

[OMGImInPattaya]

There are also two small Italian speciality food shops: the first is on Jomtien Second Road just around the corner from.immigration and the second called Aroy Italy on Sukhumvit just before the big King Power store near the Central Road intersection.

Also, I second the reccos for the Italian sausages at the Gourmet Market at Central Beach Mall basement. Great Yorkies English sausages too.

[ClutchClark]

I first ignored this thread thinking it was a misplaced personals ad.

The difference a question mark can make.

I agree with above post about Aroy Italy on Sukhumvit near Central rd.