Where is the best pizza in Chiang Mai?

Top-rated pizza spots include Delicieux Fondu and Pizza, Adirak Pizza, Pizza Phoenix, and Street Pizza & The Wine House, with Pizzeria Giotto for a more Italian style and RAD RABBIT for vegan. The best one depends on your taste: wood-fired Neapolitan, thin-crust Italian, or generous casual pizza. Several are owner-run and use proper ovens and imported ingredients. Try a couple to find your favourite.

Is there good wood-fired pizza in Chiang Mai?

Yes. Several pizzerias and Italian restaurants run wood-fired or proper pizza ovens, producing blistered, thin-crust pizza closer to Neapolitan or Italian style than chain pizza. The owner-run Italian spots are your best bet for an authentic wood-fired pie. Look for places that mention wood-fired or Neapolitan, and check recent reviews and photos for the crust, which is the giveaway of a proper oven.

How much does pizza cost in Chiang Mai?

A pizza runs roughly 180 to 400 baht depending on the spot and toppings, with wood-fired Italian and imported-ingredient pizzas at the higher end and casual or chain pizza cheaper. A pizza is easily shared between two, making it good value. Wine or craft beer alongside adds to the bill. For a sit-down pizza dinner for two with drinks, budget 600 to 1,200 baht.

Is there vegan pizza in Chiang Mai?

Yes. RAD RABBIT is a dedicated vegan pizzeria, serving plant-based pizzas with vegan cheese and toppings, and several other pizzerias and Italian spots offer vegan or vegetarian options on request. Given Chiang Mai's strong plant-based scene, vegans are well served for pizza. Ask about vegan cheese where it is not the specialty. See our vegetarian and vegan guide for more plant-based dining.

Where can I get pizza by the slice in Chiang Mai?

Some casual pizzerias and cafes offer pizza by the slice, though most spots sell whole pizzas. For a quick, cheap slice, look around Nimman and the Old City casual spots, and the chains. If you want a proper sit-down pizza, the dedicated pizzerias serve whole pies designed to share. For grab-and-go, delivery apps make a whole pizza easy too.

Do pizza places in Chiang Mai deliver?

Yes, widely. Most pizzerias and Italian restaurants are on delivery apps (Grab, Lineman, Foodpanda), and the chains have their own delivery. Pizza is one of the easiest things to get delivered in Chiang Mai, ideal for a night in. Quality travels reasonably well for pizza, though wood-fired crust is always best fresh from the oven. Check the specific spot's delivery radius and hours.

Which pizza in Chiang Mai is most authentic Italian?

The owner-run Italian spots and dedicated pizzerias like Pizzeria Giotto lean most authentic, with proper dough, simple quality toppings, and Italian technique, rather than the loaded, thick-crust style. For the most Italian experience, choose a pizzeria run by Italians or one specifically doing Neapolitan or wood-fired pizza. Check our Italian food guide for the trattorias that also do excellent pizza.

Is pizza expensive compared to Thai food in Chiang Mai?

Yes, pizza costs more than Thai street food or a bowl of noodles, because it uses imported ingredients (cheese, flour, cured meats) that carry import costs. A 250-baht pizza is several times the price of a 50-baht plate of pad thai. That said, it is still affordable by Western standards, and a shared pizza is reasonable value. Treat it as a change of pace rather than an everyday cheap eat.

The Best Pizza in Chiang Mai (2026): Wood-Fired, Neapolitan & Vegan

Wood-fired Neapolitan, thin-crust Italian, casual slices, and a dedicated vegan pizzeria: Chiang Mai's pizza scene punches above its weight. The best pizza in the city, from proper Italian ovens to value favourites.

For a Thai mountain city, Chiang Mai takes its pizza seriously. The scene runs from owner-run Italian pizzerias firing blistered Neapolitan pies to casual thin-crust favourites and a dedicated vegan pizzeria. It costs more than a plate of noodles, but when you want a proper pizza, the city delivers. This guide covers the best, from wood-fired ovens to value picks.

For the wider food scene, see our food guide hub and the best restaurants guide. For the local specialties, our northern Thai food guide.

The favourites

Delicieux Fondu and Pizza: One of the most popular pizza spots in the city, also known for fondue, with a big following.
Adirak Pizza: A long-running, well-loved pizzeria, generous and consistent.
Pizza Phoenix: A reliable favourite for a satisfying pizza.
Street Pizza & The Wine House: Pizza built around a wine list, for a more grown-up pizza-and-a-glass evening.

For a more Italian style

Pizzeria Giotto leans authentic Italian, with proper dough and a simpler, quality-topping approach, and Pepino Pizza Pasta covers pizza and pasta together. For the trattorias that also do excellent pizza, see our Italian food guide.

Vegan pizza

RAD RABBIT is a dedicated vegan pizzeria, doing plant-based pizzas with vegan cheese and creative toppings, a standout in the city's strong plant-based scene.

The chains and quick options

For a familiar, cheap, deliverable option, The Pizza Company and the other chains are everywhere and reliable on delivery. Not the most exciting, but dependable for a night in.

The quick picks

For	Go to
Most popular	Delicieux, Adirak Pizza
Pizza + wine	Street Pizza & The Wine House
Italian style	Pizzeria Giotto
Vegan	RAD RABBIT
Cheap / delivery	The Pizza Company

Tips

Eat wood-fired fresh. Proper crust is best straight from the oven, so dine in where you can.
Share a couple rather than one each; pizzas here are generous.
Delivery is easy via Grab and Lineman for a night in.
Ask about vegan cheese outside the dedicated vegan spot.

For the full Italian scene, see our Italian food guide, and for more international eats, burgers and the food hub.

The best pizza in Chiang Mai (2026): wood-fired, Neapolitan and vegan