Is there such a thing here? I've tried lots of places all of them suffer from a lack of cheese and usually taste less. Finding a kiev folded pizza, that's a whole new mission.Before all the Thai bashing squad start,Im not having a go at the culture or the food,I don't wish to travel all the way back to were i came from just to eat a decent pizza,I just want to know if there is anywhere to get one in either Bangkok or Korat preferably both cheers.

Depends where your from. Not going into to the Corporate thing but in the smaller towns/cities/providences/districts like Udon Thai or Krabi Town or Chiang Mai, you can find a REAL pizza higher in quality than the West. Just need to direct yourself to the correct forum & ask the question or better yet. "Search"!

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I had to google Kiev folded pizza. Now I get it, like chicken Kiev with a butter bomb, yes? You will find this in Thailand? I think not.

In your kitchen?

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So what is the OP`s definition of a real pizza?

A pizza to me is something that smells and looks like a load of vomit squeezed into a round pastry base.

There is no really good pizza in Thailand.

A real pizza like what they serve in Russia.

Is that some kind of joke?

I've found not bad wood fired pizza at bon gusto on sukhumvit soi 15.

A real pizza like what they serve in Russia.

Is that some kind of joke?

I think this Kiev "folded pizza" (calzone) is a U.K. thing. Those wacky Brits!

PALA Pizza located at the Asoke BTS/MRT junction. (next to the donut place)

As far as I'm concerned, the best.

PALA the best, but don't go it's already to crowded and I don't want to wait any longer to get a table.

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A pizza to me is something that smells and looks like a load of vomit squeezed into a round pastry base.

You're in luck, you can find those everywhere in Thailand

Pizza company medium super deluxe panpizza. Take medium because a large is not crispy.

Love this pizza and throw the ketchup away, use the oregano.

PALA Pizza located at the Asoke BTS/MRT junction. (next to the donut place)

As far as I'm concerned, the best.

I agree I like the pizza there a lot.

They are renovating the restaurant currently and said it would be closed for 3 weeks hopefully a better layout.

The first pizza restaurant in Krabi was started by an Italian, I forget his name exactly,Franki/o, back in the mid/ late 80s. He complained that due to his success several inferior competitors opened up, both damaging the reputation of pizza and taking away business.

I wonder if he's still there, his pizza was certainly tasty.

There is a restaurant now for many years in Khon Kaen named Pomodoro where the Italian owner has authentic ingredients imported from Italy: Tomatoes, cheese, sausages, and even his Mother to do (or at least now supervise) the cooking. Great pizza about as authentic as you will get.

There's no good pizza outside of Chicago.

Go to Udon Thani, downtown ("The White Box" & many others here on menu, barring a franchise) or Krabi Town ("Chalita's" by request or "Viva Viva" on menu) for REAL handmade pizzas.

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There's no good pizza outside of Chicago.

Ever been to Naples?

There is a restaurant now for many years in Khon Kaen named Pomodoro where the Italian owner has authentic ingredients imported from Italy: Tomatoes, cheese, sausages, and even his Mother to do (or at least now supervise) the cooking. Great pizza about as authentic as you will get.

post a picture of one of their pies.

There's no good pizza outside of Chicago.

Ever been to Naples?

Fuggetabouit!

Pretty good wings though,

http://www.yelp.com/biz/naples-pizza-naples

There is a restaurant now for many years in Khon Kaen named Pomodoro where the Italian owner has authentic ingredients imported from Italy: Tomatoes, cheese, sausages, and even his Mother to do (or at least now supervise) the cooking. Great pizza about as authentic as you will get.

post a picture of one of their pies.

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There's no good pizza outside of Chicago.

Ever been to Naples?

No. But I've been to Hoboken.

There is no really good pizza in Thailand.

This is the most honest post of the lot, but, IMO, the Duke's in Chiang Mai has the closest thing to a really good pizza in Thailand.

There is a restaurant now for many years in Khon Kaen named Pomodoro where the Italian owner has authentic ingredients imported from Italy: Tomatoes, cheese, sausages, and even his Mother to do (or at least now supervise) the cooking. Great pizza about as authentic as you will get.

post a picture of one of their pies.

looks authentic,

there is a very good italian restaurant in Fashion Island, on the walkway to the Promenade.

The BEST pizza in Thailand, is at The Dukes, Chaing Mai

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I am putting my 2 cents in for NEW YORK PIZZA on Soi Nana about 400m from Suk.

I lived in NYC a short time and visited quite a lot and the joint above is most authentic. Thin crust and sold by the slice. You pick the slice up, fold it in half long-wise and chomp the pointy end first.

mmmmmmmmmmmMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

'nuff said

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There is a restaurant now for many years in Khon Kaen named Pomodoro where the Italian owner has authentic ingredients imported from Italy: Tomatoes, cheese, sausages, and even his Mother to do (or at least now supervise) the cooking. Great pizza about as authentic as you will get.

post a picture of one of their pies.

looks authentic,

there is a very good italian restaurant in Fashion Island, on the walkway to the Promenade.

The BEST pizza in Thailand, is at The Dukes, Chaing Mai

There are plenty of pizzas that look good in Thailand. The taste is where they don't deliver.

Well if you wanted to tell the Italian grandmother who makes these pizzas with imported ingredients that it doesn't taste authentic then you would have do so in Italian because she speaks neither English or Thai.

some dont understand what tomato sause is

Well if you wanted to tell the Italian grandmother who makes these pizzas with imported ingredients that it doesn't taste authentic then you would have do so in Italian because she speaks neither English or Thai.

Italian pizzas are quite different from new york pizzas. Italian crust tends to be crackerlike whereas ny crust is more like a focaccia.