Big Mama

DEUTSCH

Am Abend hatten wir mal wieder Lust auf eine Pizza, da kam uns die BIG Mama Pizzeria gleich ums Eck vom Grand Mercure gerade recht. Noch schnell eine Flasche vom Mollydooker The Boxer eingesteckt und fünf Minuten später saßen wir bereits im Restaurant.

Die BIG Mama Pizzeria ist recht farbenfroh eingerichtet und wirkt wie eine traditionelle Pizzeria. Neben den Tischen im Innenraum gibt es auch Tische vor dem Restaurant im Freien (allerdings direkt an der Straße) – wir haben es uns Innen gemütlich gemacht.

Der Service war freundlich und aufmerksam, teilweise aber ein wenig durcheinander. Alle Speisen und (fast) alle Getränke waren schnell am Tisch.

Besonders erwähnenswert war das hervorragende Knoblauchbrot – dazu eine Schale mit frischen gehackten & angemachten Tomaten um sich seine Bruschetta selber zu portionieren. Da wir einen exzellenten Wein mitgebracht hatten orderten wir als Getränke ansonsten nur noch stilles Wasser und Soda.

Mit einer Tom Yam Goong und Nua Heng hatten wir hier auch ein wenig Thaifood – beides schmeckte lecker. Als Starter gab es einen -Tuna Salat der mit zwei separaten Dressings daherkam – handwerklich gut und bis auf den Tuna alles frische Zutaten.

Das Steak glänzte leider nur mit den Beilagen – das Fleisch selbst war viel zu dünn geschnitten und der Garpunkt leider versäumt – aber es ist eben auch eine Pizzeria.

Die Pizza, in diesem Falle Salami, war ganz lecker, aber kein echtes Highlight – zumindest wurde nicht an Käse gespart. Die Salami war leider recht zäh zu essen und hätte auch deutlich besser schmecken können – vielleicht hier nochmal schauen ob es da nicht etwas anderes auf dem Markt gibt.

Zur Nachspeise gab es eine Panna Cotta mit Blaubeere – leider hatte die se bereits einen „Stich“, aber das kann bei asiatischen Temperaturen schon mal vorkommen – ansonsten sah sie gut aus.

Die Preise bewegten sich im Mittelfeld und somit ist die BIG Mama Pizzeria sicher ein Ort wo man abends durchaus zum Pizzaessen hingehen kann.

Gegenüber gibt es noch ein Restaurant mit „BIG Mama“ im Namen – ich glaube in Richtung Tex-Mex, aber dort waren wir noch nicht.

ENGLISH

In the evening we loved to get a pizza, because the BIG Mama Pizzeria was just around the corner from the Grand Mercure we went there. Quickly a bottle of Mollydooker The Boxer plugged in and five minutes later we were already sitting in the restaurant.

The BIG Mama Pizzeria is quite colourful and looks like a traditional pizzeria. In addition to the tables in the interior there are open air tables in front of the restaurant (but right on the street) - we made ourselves comfortable inside.

The service was friendly and attentive, but a bit confused. All food and (almost) all drinks were fast at the table.

Particularly noteworthy was the excellent garlic bread - plus a bowl of fresh chopped & spiced tomatoes to portion the own bruschetta. Since we had brought an excellent wine we ordered as drinks otherwise only still water and soda.

With a Tom Yam Goong and Nua Heng we also had a little Thai food here - both tasted delicious. As a starter, there was a -Tuna salad came along with two separate dressings - handcrafted good and except for the Tuna all fresh ingredients.

The steak shone unfortunately only with the side dishes - the meat itself was far too thin cut and it was not grilled to the point - but it is just a pizzeria.

The pizza, in this case salami, was delicious, but not a real highlight - at least the not saved on cheese. The salami was unfortunately quite tough to eat and could have tasted much better - maybe check if there is not something else on the market.

For dessert there was a panna cotta with blueberry - unfortunately it already turned sour, but that may happen at Asian temperatures - otherwise it looked good.

The prices were OK and so the BIG Mama Pizzeria is certainly a place where you can go in the evening to have a pizza.

Opposite there is a restaurant with "BIG Mama" in the name - I believe in the direction of Tex-Mex, but we have not been there yet.

For Bangkok it's good pizza and pasta, coming from Europe and Italy might be a bit of a bummer in terms of authentic taste.

Actually I feel so bad to give this score to the restaurant as it used to be one of my favourite restaurant in the past.

I had dinner at the restaurant with friends yesterday, the food and service weren’t that good as before. The staff seemed to be tired, kept taking wrong order and serving wrong dishes. It was too hot in the restaurant as well due to the air con maybe~

Great atmosphere, good.pizza. I always test the Margareta first.a bit too much cheese for my taste but it was great! Good crust and fresh tomato including the saus used! Lasagna was perfect.love the red wine.super good price, thanks guys!

The best homely salads and pizzas. The signature dishes are recommended and The selection of healthy drinks to wash down the heavenly food is also impressive

Great taste with reasonable price. Recommended Menu: Spagetthi Carbonara & Thai style tom yum seafood spagetthi. Pizza are good too. Very convenient location near MRT Sukhumvit.

Good food, around 3mins walking distance from MRT Sukhumvit Station. Pasta dishes are served in a bread cover. Sausage and pizza are quite good. Homely and nice place. Better to book in advance. CASH ONLY payment make sure you bring along enough cash.

The food was good, but no parking space, you need to park your car at near by office building and even with restaurant's stamp I feel that the parking fare still expensive.

Really delicious Italian food one can get in Bangkok.loved pizza, pasta and salad.you will also get veg food with variety of choices which is the best part being veg. Drinks are also there with many choices.