Da Mamma Restaurant
Rama1 Wang Mai, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Da Mamma operates on a short, focused menu of homemade pizza and pasta alongside Italian and French classics, with a wood oven anchoring the cooking method for the pizza side. The Frenchman behind the kitchen brings a European sensibility to the Italian-French hybrid menu. Vegetarian options appear on the menu, and gluten-free pizza crust is available on request, broadening the accessibility of the offer.
You turn off Rama I Road into Soi Kasemsan 1 and find Da Mamma at number 36/8, a short walk from MBK Shopping Center and the National Stadium BTS Station. The wood oven outside the front of the restaurant is the first signal of what the kitchen prioritizes: pizza made in the traditional baked method, with a crust that reflects the direct heat and timing of wood-firing rather than a conventional oven.
The restaurant is owned and run by a Frenchman, and the menu carries that cross-cultural positioning: homemade original Italian and French food is the stated remit, bridging Neapolitan-style pizza and pasta on the Italian side with French-influenced preparations that fill out the broader offering. Everything is made in-house, keeping the kitchen in control of quality from base doughs through to sauces.
The pizza menu centers on hand-made bases topped and finished in the wood oven outside, producing the kind of crust that comes from high direct heat. The pasta offer runs alongside as a second anchor, with home-made sauce preparations that carry the same from-scratch approach as the pizza side. Italian salads complete the savory range.
For guests with dietary requirements, the menu includes vegetarian options and gluten-free pizza crust is available on request, which extends the usable range of the menu for a wider visitor base. Pricing reflects the neighborhood context: the Siam-adjacent location draws university students, nearby office workers, and long-term expats who return for consistent quality at accessible price points.
Da Mamma carries a 4.5-star Google rating from its client base. The address on Soi Kasemsan 1 keeps it slightly off the main Rama I commercial strip, giving it a neighborhood restaurant feel within easy reach of two major BTS stops. Order the wood-fired pizza to engage with the kitchen's primary strength, or lead with the pasta for the homemade sauce preparations.