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Glad you enjoyed it pompui,im due a visit soon ++)(*

According to the one staff member today,opening hours 10.30am-10pm.Arrived 11.45am,parked in the townhouse area just before Two hearts if heading into town on Srisuk Rd.
Drink prices Large Leos/singha 70 baht,Large Heineken 80 baht.Penne approx 100 baht,Fettucine approx 140,Beef Steak(Thai French)188.Pork Loin 128,Bruschetta 58,Garlic 48 as samples.
The restauarant has a fascination for food prices ending in 8 but nevertheless,as have now found out,excellent hearty/filling food at reasonable prices.The Bruschetta beats Bella Italia for taste and comes in 10 pieces same as the garlic bread.
TW chose Pork loin as no Thai food on the menu or Pizza,chose vegetables as oppossed to chips,was given mushrooms,carrots and asparagus.the pork was breaded similar to a Wiener Snitzel but a lot and was tasty,needed some sort of gravy as quite dry.My course the fettucine with mushrooms,bacon and black olives priced slightly higher as quoted but at 160 baht,very filling and tasty.
Overall it has been placed firmly in my regular list,maybe not so the TW as she gets Thai options at Bella Italia and enjoys the view there,but for a quiet relaxing time and a bellyful of food left very satisfied.Now can understand why not many people have mentioned it before,a little gem.And at least the Italian running the show has his long hair in a ponytail IMO.
I asked about takeways and chose spaghetti bolognaise,just opened the box as just got home,looks more like a meal for 3 let alone 1.
The restaurant looks small on the outside but extends back well,seating area in front for smokers and was cool today,fans available for inside,outside has a large TV set up,showing BBC news for me,probably straight back to the RAI channels once I left today no doubt.
Now thinking how can find room for the bolognaise for dinner tonight, enjoy the full plates of food <:> ++)(*

excellent, sounds like nothing has changed............... ++)(* ++)(*

Was still there a couple of weeks ago, biggest portion at lowest price in town last time I ate there.;o)

Always remembered it on a side street between Srisuk and Phosi. Still there?

It's kinda tucked away out of sight.

anyone know if its open tonight ? i was thinking of treating her indoors .

Shado wrote:pompui wrote: "Probably why have never seen the restaurant as thought it was on srisuk rd not phosi rd maybe the Mods can amend the thread title,ta vely much."

Unless they have recently moved, Two Hearts is located on Srisuk Road. Headed northwest (towards the ring road) on Srisuk, it is on the right about 40 meters past the stop light where you can turn right and go to VT restaurant and further on to Nong Prajak.

my bad, I thought it was Phosi Rd.

F9, Sisuk road. It's marked on the map with "ran ahhan" (restaurant). Alessio is his name.

pompui wrote: "Probably why have never seen the restaurant as thought it was on srisuk rd not phosi rd maybe the Mods can amend the thread title,ta vely much."

Unless they have recently moved, Two Hearts is located on Srisuk Road. Headed northwest (towards the ring road) on Srisuk, it is on the right about 40 meters past the stop light where you can turn right and go to VT restaurant and further on to Nong Prajak.

Papa G wrote:

virginprune wrote:I'd like to give it a try, where is it exactly...thanks!!

From Nong Prajak on Phosi Rd past VT restaurant to the next set of traffic lights. Two hearts is about 20 meters past the traffic lights on the right hand side.

Thanks for that, will go looking very soon ++)(*

On the amount of sauce debate, I tend to like the italian style of just a light coating of red on the pasta, with lots of freshly grated pecorino or parmesan. I believe the creamy sauces are more substantial because the cheese is usually grated into the sauce before mixing with the pasta...well that's how I prepare it anyway!!