Thailand’s love for pizza keeps growing, but finding a genuinely good pizza base — one that actually tastes like Italy — can be surprisingly tricky. Whether you’re a home cook planning a pizza night, a small café owner, or a hotel chef looking for a reliable supplier, this guide breaks down all your options.

Option 1: Supermarket Frozen Bases

Where to find them: Makro, Tops, Villa Market, Big C, Lotus’s.

What you get: Mass-produced frozen bases, typically imported from Europe or manufactured in Thailand. Brands vary, but most are thin, pale, and taste more like bread than pizza. They’re convenient and cheap (usually 50–150 THB for a pack), but the quality gap compared to artisan bases is enormous.

Best for: Absolute convenience when nothing else is available. Kids’ quick snacks.

Limitations: Generic taste, no character, limited sizes. Usually made with local or generic flour with short fermentation. They serve a purpose, but they won’t impress anyone who’s had real Italian pizza.

Option 2: Import Stores

Where to find them: Villa Market, Gourmet Market (Siam Paragon, EmQuartier), UFM Fuji Super, Rimping (Chiang Mai).

What you get: Occasionally you’ll find imported Italian pizza bases from European brands. Quality is better than supermarket basics, but availability is inconsistent — they come and go depending on import schedules.

Best for: One-off pizza nights when you happen to find them in stock.

Limitations: Unpredictable availability, premium import prices, limited variety. Not a reliable option for regular use or business supply.

Option 3: Food Service Suppliers

Where to find them: Makro (wholesale section), Phuket Food, food importers and distributors.

What you get: Bulk packs of frozen bases designed for restaurants and hotels. These are functional, consistent, and priced for volume. Quality varies enormously — some are decent, others are barely better than cardboard.

Best for: Large-scale operations that prioritise cost over quality.

Limitations: Usually require minimum orders, limited customisation, and the “one size fits all” approach means you’re locked into whatever style they offer.

Option 4: Artisan Italian Bakeries in Thailand

Where to find them: Pizza Base Thailand (powered by Tindoro Prime), selected local Italian bakeries.

What you get: Pizza bases made locally by Italian bakers using imported Italian flour and traditional methods. Long fermentation, proper ingredients, genuine quality. This is the closest you’ll get to Italian pizzeria standards without flying to Naples.

Best for: Anyone who cares about taste and quality — home cooks, restaurants, hotels, cafés.

How to Choose the Right Pizza Base

Not sure which option is right for you? Ask yourself these questions:

• How often do you need pizza bases? Once a month = supermarket is fine. Weekly or for business = you need a reliable artisan supplier.
• How important is taste? If you just need something quick, supermarket works. If you want guests or customers to be genuinely impressed, go artisan.
• Do you need variety? Supermarkets offer one or two sizes. Through our Tindoro Prime partnership, you have access to over 15 products — from Neapolitan bases to Pinsa Romana to black burger buns — all from the same trusted source.
• Do you need delivery outside Bangkok? Most import stores are Bangkok-only. We deliver nationwide with refrigerated logistics.
• Are you starting a food business? Many of our customers started by ordering a test box for their home, loved the quality, and now use Tindoro Prime products in their café or food stall. We can scale with you — from a single test box to weekly wholesale deliveries.

From Home Kitchen to Professional Kitchen

One of the things that makes this partnership unique is that it bridges the gap between retail and wholesale. If you’re a home cook who falls in love with the quality and later decides to open a small pizza business, you don’t need to find a new supplier. Tindoro Prime already supplies some of the most respected kitchens in Thailand, and they can support your growth from day one.

And if you’re already a restaurant owner looking for a better pizza base supplier, you can explore the products right here on our site, order a test box, and experience the quality before committing to a wholesale agreement. It’s risk-free.

What Our Customers Say

Since launching the partnership, we’ve heard the same feedback again and again: “I didn’t know pizza base could taste this different.” Whether it’s a home cook in Bangkok who used to buy supermarket bases, or a hotel chef in Phuket who switched from an imported brand, the reaction is always the same — once you try an artisan base made with proper Italian flour and real fermentation, there’s no going back.

Ready to Try?

The easiest way to start is with one of our test boxes. Each one is curated to give you a taste of different styles — Neapolitan vs Roman, pizza vs focaccia, classic vs specialty — so you can find your favourites.

For wholesale enquiries and custom product development, visit tindoro.com or contact us directly.