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Cozy Italian-style dishes with generous portions and fresh ingredients. The spaghetti had a light garlic flavor with clams and cherry tomatoes that tasted fresh and balanced, topped nicely with parmesan. The pizza crust was beautifully charred and chewy, with rich tomato sauce and creamy cheese that worked really well together. The stir-fried pork with stink beans was flavorful and bold, though slightly oily. Overall, a satisfying meal with good variety and comforting flavors. Great for sharing with friends or family.

Some of the dishes were so spicy that we did not enjoy them. There is a green area in the backyard where families can relax and spend time together. I enjoy seeing geese, but they were kept in a confined area, which made me concerned about their welfare.

Food 5/10 Service 8/10 Vibes 7/10 Good for family dining. The taste is simple and ingredients is average. The pizza dough is too soft, like it wasn’t baked long enough. Staff is very good service.

Came for an annual Christmas party. Plenty of green, animals, and activities that can keep kids busy. Great choice for family gathering. The food was overall good. I liked the spaghetti kee mao best. Bolognese had a very home-made feel.

"Kid Heaven, But Payment Policy is a Letdown" This café is truly a paradise for families! They have a huge playground, friendly animals like geese to interact with, and both cozy indoor and spacious outdoor seating—perfect for letting kids run wild while parents relax over a coffee. The Italian-themed menu is cute, though the food was a bit hit-and-miss. Their famous pizza is still on my to-try list. I ordered the black spaghetti with bacon sausage, which was unfortunately underwhelming; the sausage was dry and lacked that authentic Italian flavor. Now, here's the major downside that really affected our visit: their confusing credit card policy. Google Maps says they accept cards, but they enforce a 500 THB minimum and slap on a 3% fee if you don't meet it. In my opinion, a business that truly accepts credit cards should do so without a minimum spend or extra charges—that’s pretty standard. They should just state "cash only" to avoid misunderstanding. This policy became a real problem for us because our phone died, and we couldn’t access mobile banking to transfer cash. It put us in a very awkward spot. Overall, the place is adorable and brilliantly set up for children. I’d recommend it for a fun family outing, but go prepared with enough cash. Between the average food and the payment hassle, I don't think I'll be returning.