best pizza in town?

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best pizza in town?

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there is pizza and pizza - thailand makes some of the best (limoncello and ronnie's in bangkok)

tried some in hua hin - well, the caruso beside the hilton was a positive surprise, but still.

counted about a dozen pizzerias in hua hin.

which is the one you have to go again and again?
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For me La Villa's gorgonzola pizza. Or Mama Mia's pizzas are excellent too. Both have fantastic crispy bases. Yum! :D
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Post by richard »

If you really want a good pizza try Naples. Not sure if they do take aways though!!!

Chicago is an alternative

Thailand's offerings are crap in comparison
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I would go for the Italian opposite the Hilton whose name escapes me
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i like to go to the "pizza corner" which is on the corner of damnernkasem road and naresdamri road... (hilton road)... get a seat on the outside and do some people watching......
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Agree with Dawn

La Villa takes some beating.
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Post by tj »

For the best pizza in town go to Lo Stivale opposite the hilton and ask for pizza kangaroo(not on the menu) but they will know what it is. A yummy pizza consisting of tomato, cheese, peperoni, egg, oregano and a sprinkle of chilli. Aloi mack mack. :D
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bikesrus wrote:i like to go to the "pizza corner" which is on the corner of damnernkasem road and naresdamri road... (hilton road)... get a seat on the outside and do some people watching......
Yes same for me the pepperoni pizza is great with a lovely crispy base. :thumb:

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Post by JW »

After plenty of testing the best pizza is Mama Mia, Hilton is hitty missy but great on a good day. Mama Mia do a mean Clam and Mussel provencale also.
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JW wrote:After plenty of testing the best pizza is Mama Mia, Hilton is hitty missy but great on a good day. Mama Mia do a mean Clam and Mussel provencale also.
Have you tasted La Villa pizza's? I usually go to Pizza corner but am tempted by the previous posts - La Villa or Mama Mia mmmm? lifes so complicated! :D :D
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Post by Jimiherf »

There're thousands of "nice crispy stuff with whatever fresh thing on it" in Thailand. But no one can hold the name "pizza" like it is made in Rome, Italy. That's maybe why Thaï call it "pissa" ...


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Yes Lo Stivale is the name I could not recall which is run by the ever affable Enrico
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Terrific pizza everywhere in Montreal when I was a kid. Made by Greeks.
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Post by JW »

Jockey,

Have tried everywhere, including La Villa, and they are good, but Mama Mia have a better oven, i think its a log oven. Its all personal at the end of the day. :cheers:
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There's another good little open-air place on the corner heading down toward the pier. If you walked out of the Hilton, turn right it's about 150-200 meters down toward the pier on your left, next to a tailor shop. Only a small place with about six tables. Good crispy large pizzas there and pretty decent prices.

What's the name of the joint?
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