Current Bangkok Time : May 19, 2012
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B Resto Restaurant
This friendly restaurant, done out in orange and black, features two floors of seating for full-blown meals or late-night snacks. There is little or no parking nearby.
The menu offers a wide selection of Western/fusion dishes plus an extensive selection of wood-fired pizzas and all the Thai favourites. However, this diversity takes nothing away from the quality of the cooking. The food tastes good, looks good and comes in healthy portions. Proprietor Rawiwan Sukhavat has clearly spent some time learning the art of making deliciously crispy pizzas before introducing them to her customers. Golosa pizza, packed with smoked ham, mushrooms, spicy salami, black olives and artichokes, is great for sharing. Pasta dishes are delicious, with creamy spaghetti carbonara or penne with dried chilli and salted fish flakes highly recommended. Dishes tend to be on the spicy side so go easy with the extra chilli sauces and other condiments that are placed at each table. A small dessert menu of two Thai and two Western offerings completes the dining experience.
The menu offers a wide selection of Western/fusion dishes plus an extensive selection of wood-fired pizzas and all the Thai favourites. However, this diversity takes nothing away from the quality of the cooking. The food tastes good, looks good and comes in healthy portions. Proprietor Rawiwan Sukhavat has clearly spent some time learning the art of making deliciously crispy pizzas before introducing them to her customers. Golosa pizza, packed with smoked ham, mushrooms, spicy salami, black olives and artichokes, is great for sharing. Pasta dishes are delicious, with creamy spaghetti carbonara or penne with dried chilli and salted fish flakes highly recommended. Dishes tend to be on the spicy side so go easy with the extra chilli sauces and other condiments that are placed at each table. A small dessert menu of two Thai and two Western offerings completes the dining experience.
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