Theo Mio

4 Vichanath Singh - 8 months ago

Theo Mio is well decorated restaurant at Intercontinental Hotel. It is set up on the lower floor. The service is good and ambience is nice. Food quantity and quality is nice. Had a good dinner. Burrata Pizza was great and quantity was nice

3 Bartosz Brozek - a year ago

Solid weekend brunch served as a la carte buffet. There is unlimited selection of starters (about 5-6 various dishes), none of them stood out, but also none disappoint. Only one selection of main per person, we had crispy pork belly (very good) and sea bass (rather bland). Dessert tray completes whole experience with 6 different sweets to choose from (the best being tiramisu, chocolate walnut cake and lemon ones, cheesecake being the worst one). Bread selection very good indeed. We had two mocktails, which were mediocre, would prefer to have a choice or either coffee or tea instead. The biggest disappointment of all, was complete lack of cheese.

5 Ibai Nicolas - a year ago

Great place. The staff is quite nice. The quality of the pizza and pasta it is very good. The pizzeria is a lit pricy for Bangkok standards, but understandable because belongs to an hotel in a centric location

4 wallapa d. - 3 years ago

Nice Italian restaurant locate in the Intercontinental Bangkok hotel. Kind a good ambience especially for lunch time. Food taste good but a bit salty for some dishes, however as soon as they know they change the new one for me. Anyway I personally think that foods here taste a bit strong so if you sensitive about the very strong or salty taste, just tell them when you order but if you like it that way, enjoy~
Foods and drinks menu varieties are good as well. My guests really enjoy cocktails and mocktail here.
Nice servic

2 David M - a year ago

Rather disappointing, we ordered the Lasagna and Risotto. The olive plate to start, was so salty, I have enjoyed many variations of black and green olives, none as salty as these. Both entrees were completely bland lacking any flavor. I wish I were exaggerating, but I'm not. We asked for extra parmesan to try and flavor it, salt and pepper like I never use before at the table. Still not very tasty. The worst part was the cost for such bland food. 590B for the lasagna and almost 900B for the risotto and the portions were fair. For that price I expect my taste buds to be wowed with taste. The lemonade was practically water with a dash of lemon for 140B.

No alcohol aloud either.

5 Clare Nevin - 2 years ago

Had a wonderful Saturday brunch at Theo Mio with friends. They brought all the starters for us to share and then we all chose our individual main course followed by a selection of desserts. All accompanied with free flow Prosecco and wines. A lovely experience and the staff were wonderful, we will definitely return.

4 Mark Lack - 3 years ago

Really good experience, service is top notch and the servers are excellent. The happy hour drink deal is great, 150 baht for the 1st drink and your wife's is free. Then 150 baht per drink after (from special drink menu). You are served fresh bread and they have Olive oil and balsamic vinegar on the table for dipping. The food was very good, I had gnocchi and to be honest it was ok, the gnocchi was a little too soggy for me, I love gnocchi that has a little more structure for me, this dish tasted overdone. The pizza was very good. I would suggest they season the arugula with a little olive oil and salt as it was put on the pizza plain which is boring and does not add to the flavor of the pizza. Pricing is what you would expect at a North American restaurant but a nice escape when you are looking for something a little familiar. A super nice touch is the chocolate slab you are presented with with the bill. Very classy!