Best pizza in Hua Hin?

[BaaBaa.]

I'm actually at something of a loss as to understand why anybody would eat pizza in the first place. Let alone fly half way around the planet to do it.

There's always one.

[Pleng]

I'm actually at something of a loss as to understand why anybody would eat pizza in the first place. Let alone fly half way around the planet to do it.

It confuses you that much that people like something you don't?

[Big Boy]

I've had plenty of pizza while holidaying in Hua Hin. However, it's not a case of flying half way around the the planet to do so. It's all about variety, and what food I want, when I want it. Personally, I've never found Hua Hin wanting, regardless of what food has taken my fancy ([edit] with the exception of good Indian food, but I've vowed never to be drawn into that discussion again).

[Korkenzieher]

It confuses you that much that people like something you don't?

I suppose it shouldn't, but something about the molten cheese has always put me off them. I realise they are popular of course - but obviously it is something about my own dietary preferences that makes me go 'yuck, I don't understand'. Perfectly happy to accept that. Obviously there are some which are more cheesy than others, and ordinarily I don't have an issue with cheese - only once it has been melted.

[hhfarang]

I'm actually at something of a loss as to understand why anybody would eat pizza in the first place. Let alone fly half way around the planet to do it.

I have lived half way around the planet for the last 8 years (from my favorite pizza places)!

[Pleng]

It confuses you that much that people like something you don't?

I suppose it shouldn't, but something about the molten cheese has always put me off them. I realise they are popular of course - but obviously it is something about my own dietary preferences that makes me go 'yuck, I don't understand'. Perfectly happy to accept that. Obviously there are some which are more cheesy than others, and ordinarily I don't have an issue with cheese - only once it has been melted.

I personally can't stomach cheese that hasn't been cooked. Tastes like random bits of goo or chalk (depending on the cheese itself).

That being said, I probably wouldn't pay too much attention to a thread about 'fine cheeses' or such :s

[TingTongJohn]

My two daughters live and die for the Pizza company but thats not saying much. I do like the pasta there myself. But what do I know.

TTJ

[Big Boy]

Don't worry about it TTJ. If it's good for you and yours, then don't worry about what others think - just enjoy

[hhfarang]

I had Pizza Company deliver a Super Deluxe pizza last night and they threw in a Hawaiian one of the same size for free. Both Pizzas were good and came at a total cost of 439 baht including the 30 baht delivery charge.

http://pizza.co.th/buy1get1free.php?gcl ... 6wodQXv8fw

[Buntsa]

OK!
I like traditional Italian type pizza. Not those from the pan. I took some pictures fron EnJoy restaurant and I really want to know if there are any similar ones in Hua Hin. I definetely will visit there if there are some?
http://kuvablogi.com/nayta/3478291/
http://kuvablogi.com/nayta/3478292/
http://kuvablogi.com/nayta/3478293/

[Pleng]

There are an awful lot of varieties of 'traditional Italian Pizza'. I can't tell if the pizzas in those photots have the slightly thicker, more doughey base, but if they do then Mam Mia is your best bet

[karimaken]

Da Mario Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria at 20 Naresdamri Road.

AUTHENTIC!

[Pleng]

Went there a couple of weeks ago.

Good, but not great was my experience.

[Dr Michael]

I like Pizza corner/da Roberta---great location, thin crispy Pizza

[Buntsa]

I have tried Mama Mia several times (noot good), but I will try Da Mario and da Roberta TY!