28points · on 5 of 7 lists: Home In Phuket, Joey Santini Photography, Homemade Pizza School, E-Table Asia and Time Out
Agli Amici bakes pizza tonda Romana, a thin crust that shatters at the first bite yet holds its toppings, with a smoky char from the wood-fired oven. There are more than 40 topping combinations, and it pays to check the size chart, because a small is bigger than it sounds and the large is huge. The Italian owners do the cooking for a crowd that comes mostly from Chalong and Rawai.
“Very reasonable house wine with glasses filled to the rim.”
a Google reviewer
“I first visited this place in 2015 and have come back many times since”
a Google reviewer
27points · on 3 of 7 lists: Home In Phuket, Homemade Pizza School and E-Table Asia
Before you order at Little Roma, house-made focaccia comes to the table with olive oil and aged balsamic, and the pizzas come out of a big wood-fired oven that stands in a corner of the dining room. The dough is raised with natural yeast in the Neapolitan style, and if you would rather have pasta, the tagliatelle in Thai green curry is the surprise of the menu. Mario and Anna run it as the sister restaurant of Little Paris, and there is a terrace at Porto de Phuket for days when you want to sit outside.
“The pizza had a perfectly crispy crust, and the pasta was cooked to perfection.”
a Google reviewer
“The food came out within 10-15 minutes. Hot and fresh!”
a Google reviewer
23points · on 4 of 7 lists: Joey Santini Photography, Homemade Pizza School, E-Table Asia and Time Out
Da Moreno runs five pizzerias around the island, and expats use them as much for quick delivery as for a table. The group makes its own cheese and cold cuts for the Neapolitan pizzas it bakes in wood-fired ovens. At the Phuket Town branch, ask for the zappa, a rectangular pizza baked on cast iron with a thin, crisp crust that is not on the menu.
“Crispy, smoky crust with that perfect chewy centre”
a Google reviewer
“it honestly felt like dining in a small restaurant in Italy”
a Google reviewer
Google ratings from Google on 3 October 2026. Quotes are from the published lists and reviews named beside each one.
Honorable mentions
Named on only one list we found, so it cannot be ranked under the two-list rule.
“They serve truly excellent Neapolitan-style pizzas with a perfectly soft, charred crust and high-quality ingredients.”
a Google reviewer
Named on only one list we found, so it cannot be ranked under the two-list rule.
“The flower mozza pizza was very photogenic and tasted just as good as it looked.”
a Google reviewer
The lists we counted
- Home In Phuket · September 2022
- Joey Santini Photography · August 2026
- Homemade Pizza School · September 2026
- E-Table Asia · December 2021
- Time Out · August 2025
- Phuket Expat Guide · April 2026
- Wongnai · December 2022
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