If you get chance Massilia is well worth a look.....it's jut far enough away from the crouds but still in striking distance of Lower Suk

Massilia sounds good. I like Vesuvio and what was Otto’s on soi 8, but the crust turns into a soft marshmallow as it cools, and it’s the same at both places.Both places just ok. My favorite is Pala at the bottom of Asok BTS…no comparison whatsoever, different and more creative toppings, crunchy all the way through and also has kiosk window to buy slices. Inside it’s perpetually jammed, but expert servers help. Excellent puttanesca too. Highly recommended 

I will second on this place. I always get the lasagna.

I would like to offer up a very good alternative for Pizza, in fact it's probably the best Italian restaurant I have been to in Thailand. It's conveniently placed in Soi Ruamrudee, which is the soi directly behind Wireles rd and a ten minute walk from the top of Soi 4/Suk rd. The restaurant is classy inside, very authentic with ornate decoration and high ceilings.....it's called Massilia.....a place to take your favourite lady! The food is truly exceptional, I had the Burrata Caprese salad to start and Lasagne for main, I finished with their own family recipe cheesecake for dessert. The owner then insisted we had a shot of the lemoncello on the house. Their Pizzas are the house speciality and looked amazing, the owner and Chef are both Italian so you really do get an authentic taste of Italy. The cost was very reasonable and inline with most lower Sukhumvit restaurants.....give it a go, I think you will like it! Check out their website and book ahead.

I took my lb wife to this place a few yrs ago . She gets on with most people. Their attitude to her and I was rude and dismissive . Never been back . Apart from a bar on walking st Pattaya and a night club in Patong we’ve never had this type of reaction in Thailand. She often gets job offers as her English is a1. So it was a bit of a shock.