La Dotta
Silom, Bangkok
Restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand
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Dress
Casual
Why go
La Dotta is worth booking for fresh pasta in Silom when the brief is casual, well-priced Italian rather than a formal tasting-menu night. Lunch is the sharper value for business meals and solo dining; dinner works better for dates or small groups sharing carbonara, bolognese, tortelloni, wine.
About La Dotta
For a low-pressure meal in Bangkok, La Dotta is an easy fit if pasta is the point. It is an authentic Italian pasta trattoria: casual in dress code, focused in appeal, useful for diners who want pasta-led Italian cooking without making the meal feel formal.
The strongest context is simple. La Dotta is led by Head Chef Francesco Deiana, is priced at about $20 per person, holds Michelin Plate recognition for 2026. That combination makes the value case clear for diners looking for an authentic Italian pasta trattoria in Bangkok at an approachable price.
Choose lunch for a focused pasta meal
Lunch is the clearest confirmed service. The listed lunch window runs daily from 11:30 to 14:30, making La Dotta a practical choice for a midday meal in Bangkok. The identity is direct: casual dress, Italian pasta trattoria cooking, signature dishes centered on pasta.
The key orders are the ones that define the restaurant most clearly. The creamy Roman-style carbonara is the direct comfort order, while the tagliatelle bolognese with 24-hour slow-cooked wagyu beef shoulder is the richer choice for diners who want depth. The tortelloni four cheese in aged parmigiano fondue is the cheese-led option, bomboloni, Italian stuffed donuts, gives the table a simple finish.
The value is in the pasta focus
La Dotta is best understood through its strengths: authentic Italian pasta, a casual dress code, a roughly $20 per person price point, a set of recognizable signature dishes. That is where the restaurant’s appeal is clearest.
It is also useful because its identity is narrow and easy to grasp. The confirmed facts point to a pasta-focused Italian trattoria in Bangkok, led by Head Chef Francesco Deiana, with Michelin Plate recognition in 2026.
Know Before You Go
- Go for: pasta-focused lunch or a casual Italian trattoria meal.
- Keep in mind: the details emphasize Italian pasta, casual dress, lunch hours, signature dishes, the approximate per-person price.
- Order strategy: consider the signature dishes, especially the carbonara, bolognese, four-cheese tortelloni, bomboloni.
- Dress: casual works; no need to overthink it.
- Price logic: the value is clearest when the meal stays focused on La Dotta’s pasta-trattoria strengths.
Planning details
- Location
- 10/15 Convent Road, Si Lom, Bang Rak, Bangkok, Bangkok Region, 10500, THA
- Website
- ladotta.co
- Phone
- +66 2 236 5558
Venue details
Ambiance
Cozy neighborhood trattoria and pasta bar with a distinctive blue shophouse setting, casual and warm atmosphere suited to solo diners and groups, focusing on relaxed yet quality-driven Italian pasta dining.
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- Dress Code
- Casual
- Noise Level
- Conversational
- Service Style
- Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Standard
- Capacity
- Small
Signature Dishes
- creamy Roman-style carbonara
- tagliatelle bolognese with 24-hour slow-cooked wagyu beef shoulder
- tortelloni four cheese in aged parmigiano fondue
- bomboloni (Italian stuffed donuts)
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Location
10/15 Convent Road, Si Lom, Bang Rak, Bangkok, Bangkok Region, 10500, THA · Directions
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is La Dotta a pasta-focused restaurant?
Yes. La Dotta is an authentic Italian pasta trattoria. Its confirmed signature dishes include creamy Roman-style carbonara, tagliatelle bolognese with 24-hour slow-cooked wagyu beef shoulder, tortelloni four cheese in aged parmigiano fondue, bomboloni.
Who is the chef at La Dotta?
La Dotta is led by Head Chef Francesco Deiana.
What should I know before visiting La Dotta?
The confirmed details point to a casual Italian pasta trattoria in Bangkok with lunch service, signature pasta dishes, an approximate price of $20 per person.
Is La Dotta worth the price?
Yes, if the goal is an authentic Italian pasta meal in Bangkok. At about $20 per person, La Dotta’s value is tied to its focused pasta dishes and casual style.
