It always shocks me how many people in Korat don’t know about Pizza Go Inter. He’s at the front left hand side of the main covered food court section of the market. This pizza is the real deal. We recommend extra cheese and try the smoked chicken topping.
Stefan, the chef, is half Thai and half Swiss and knows exactly what he’s doing. He also makes a very nice chicken breast with a crispy outside and moist inside served with an almost KFC style gravy. Try the steak sous vide and the chicken, beef (and occasionally even lamb!) kebab wraps.
Sides: fries, onion rings, chicken nuggets, stuffed NZ mussels and more.
Korat has a growing pizza scene beyond the standard Pizza Hut and international chains. Independent pizzerias have opened in recent years, offering wood-fired or stone-baked options that cater to the expatriate community. Quality varies widely — small independent operators with Italian-trained chefs generally produce better results than chain offerings.
What pizza styles are common in Thai restaurants?
Thai pizza restaurants typically offer: Neapolitan-inspired thin crust (the most popular with quality-focused venues), thicker pan-style pizza (popular with Thai customers who prefer more bread), and increasingly Neapolitan DOP-style (using 00 flour and San Marzano tomatoes). Thai adaptations often include local toppings (tom yum pizza, seafood Thai-style).
How does pizza quality in Thailand compare to Italy or the West?
The best pizza in Thailand (especially in Bangkok) is genuinely excellent — Italian chefs have established several outstanding Neapolitan-style pizzerias. In provincial cities like Korat, quality ranges from very good (passionate independent operators) to mediocre (chain adaptations). The best gauge is local reputation and ingredient quality.
What are the best international food options in Korat?
Beyond Thai cuisine, Korat’s best international options include: Japanese (multiple restaurants serving the large Japanese expat community), Korean BBQ and fried chicken, pizza and Italian, and some Western pub food at expat bars. Bangkok-quality international dining is not available in Korat, but satisfying options exist for most cravings.
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