Best pizza delivery in Bangkok for your next night in

What is it? A casual pizzeria serving freshly baked Mediterranean-style pizzas at branches across Bangkok. Familiar toppings sit alongside more playful combinations, making it an easy option for a family order or a night when leaving the house feels like too much effort.

Why we love it: The variety. Pepperoni and Hawaiian cover the classics, alongside BBQ chicken, spinach and feta and chicken pesto. The munchie pizza takes things further, piling cheese balls, potato wedges, popcorn chicken, onion rings and cherry tomatoes onto a tomato-and-mozzarella base, then finishing with cocktail sauce. It’s a snack platter masquerading as dinner. Feta cheese and kebab beef pizzas offer other ways to branch out. 

Time Out tip: Order direct at royalpizza.co.th. The Lasalle branch, at 18 Soi Lasalle 36, Bang Na Tai, Bang Na, lists dine-in and takeaway hours of 10am-10pm and delivery hours of 11am-11pm. Tel: 080-248-4477.

What is it? A pizza and doughnut brand from Hong Kong whose calling card is hand-rolled sourdough pizza, baked fresh to order. The toppings take a relaxed approach to Italian convention. Save room for the hot filled doughnuts, crisp outside and soft inside, with a coating of sugar.

Why we love it: The garlic & herb dip, a house recipe that makes the crusts worth fighting over. Ordering solo? The XL slice is a nine-inch New York-style option with a crispier base and its own neatly designed box, with toppings including pepperoni crisp, aloha pineapple and BBQ chick. Specials featured in the supplied menu include Thai tea and matcha doughnuts and spicy pepperoni pizza – check your branch’s current selection before setting your heart on one. The brand has also advertised the nine-inch XL slice on its own channels. 

Time Out tip: Order through GrabFood or LINE MAN. The brand has also advertised Robinhood and ShopeeFood; availability depends on your address and branch. For a sit-down stop, head to G/F, Gaysorn Amarin, 496-502 Phloen Chit Road, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, near BTS Chit Lom. Other locations include Summer Point in Phra Khanong and Interchange 21 in Asok.

What is it? A New York-style pizza shop with a crisp crust and soft, foldable middle, plus a dose of Brooklyn street attitude. Its Song Wat branch sits in historic Trok Saphan Yuan, with a raw, hideaway feel that suits a quick slice between exploring the neighbourhood. Seating is limited, so check ahead if you want to eat in. 

Why we love it: The meeting of New York pizza and Isan flavours. The Isan beef sausage pizza brings garlic and black pepper, with house-roasted dried chillies adding a serious kick. The streetwear influence extends to the merchandise,, including caps, T-shirts, long-sleeved tops and aprons.

Time Out tip: Choose between 1086/18 Charoen Krung Road, Bang Rak, open 1pm-9pm, and Trok Saphan Yuan, Song Wat Road, open noon-8pm. Both open Wednesday-Monday and close on Tuesdays. Order delivery through GrabFood or LINE MAN.

What is it? A long-standing Italian restaurant and deli at BTS Asok//MRT Sukhumvit interchange, known for Roman-style pizza cut into square slices. The fermented dough has a crisp base, soft middle and a gentle olive-oil fragrance without feeling greasy. Individual slices make it handy for a quick lunch or dinner to take home. Published reviews have listed slices from B90, though current counter and delivery prices should be checked. 

Why we love it: The generose toppings and substantial slices. Tartufo-funghi, with truffle and mixed mushrooms, is the pick for mushroom lovers, with enough aroma to announce itself before the first bite. A slice makes a satisfying light meal , and staff can warm it before  you eat.

Time Out tip: Find it beside Terminal 21, between BTS Asok and MRT Sukhumvit exit three. Listed hours are daily 7am-10.30pm. Tel: 02-259-1228. For delivery, look for Pala Pizza Romana on LINE MAN and check the available slices.

What is it? A Neapolitan-style pizzeria whose bold toppings live up to its name. The 10-inch pizzas have a thin,  light base and a soft, chewy crust, making a whole pie a reasonable solo order if you’re hungry. Its small Ari shop puts the emphasis on takeaway and delivery.

Why we love it: The menu has fun with its toppings and names without forgetting the pizza underneath. The half-half option lets you pair two toppings on one pie, saving an argument over what to order. Start with truffella pizza, combining truffle, mushrooms and mozzarella for a rich, earthy topping. The current delivery menu confirms those three ingredients.

Time Out tip: Find the shops at Park Avenue in Ekkamai and Gump’s Ari. Order through GrabFood, LINE MAN or LINE OA @madpizza. The brand’s Instagram lists Sunday-Wednesday 10am-10.30pm and Thursday-Saturday 10am-1am, while Ari has separately advertised daily 10am-11pm. Check your chosen branch’s hours before a late order.

What is it? A New York-style pizzeria whose original Sukhumvit Soi 11 shop sits beside Italian restaurant Cangina. The red sign and glass counter stacked with oversized pizzas make it hard to miss. Grab a generous slice cut from an 18-inch pie, or order a whole pizza online in nine-, 12- or 15-inch sizes. Ask the branch directly if you want a whole 18-inch pie. 

Why we love it: The range runs from classic cheese to seafood and Japanese-inspired toppings. Earlier Time Out reviews highlighted a cheese blend of cow’s milk caciocavallo, mozzarella and Parmesan; the current menu calls it Soho’s house cheese mix. For something less conventional, the katsuobushi chicken teriyaki pizza combines teriyaki chicken, dried bonito flakes, seaweed and a drizzle of mayonnaise on a thin base. It’s currently listed as a limited-time offer. 

Time Out tip: Pick up a hot slice at one of the Bangkok branches, including the original on Sukhumvit Soi 11, or order at sohopizza.co.th. The supplied contact also lists LINE Official @sohopizzabkk.