Best restaurants in Pattaya

15 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Pattaya

People generally recommend Robin Hood, and several commenters praise the roast, with one calling it their top Pattaya meal. Several commenters find it pricey, and one thought the lasagne only okay. One diner recommends the avocado toast with bacon at breakfast.

11 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Pattaya

Many commenters recommend Beefeater, and a few say its steak is strong, with one calling it among the best they have eaten lately. Its weekend buffet and Tex-Mex brunch draw praise, and one calls the Saturday buffet the best deal they have found in Pattaya. Not everyone agrees: one commenter rates Arno's steaks far above it.

Off Soi Diana and 2nd

9 people recommendvia r/Pattaya

People recommend Kung's on Soi Lengkee, and a few commenters recommend it for breakfast, with a couple naming the full English. Two commenters also rate the steak sandwich and steak and cheese, and one commenter points to its sausages.

Soi Lengkee

8 people recommendvia r/Pattaya

Many people recommend Peaky Blinders, and a few commenters single out the steak. One diner says the nacho platter is the best they have had, though they note the venue is not a Mexican restaurant. Another calls it essential for dinner.

8 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Pattaya

Many commenters recommend Patrick's Steakhouse, and a couple praise its steaks as good value or excellent. One diner calls it a safe bet for steak, and one commenter ranks Arno's steaks well ahead of it.

8 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Pattaya

Many people recommend Bronx Pizza, with one commenter calling it a must and another saying they eat there several times on each trip and love the crushed red pepper. One diner feels it has declined, but says asking for a longer, crispier cook makes it much better. Another diner likes the pepperoni yet finds it can come out a bit underdone. One commenter calls it greasy and fast-food-like, and another places it well below New York Pizza House.

7 people recommendvia r/Pattaya

Many commenters recommend The Sportsman, and a few point to its Sunday carvery or roast, while two praise the breakfast. One diner calls it their go-to for Western food, and another says they always ate well there.

Soi 13

7 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Pattaya

Most commenters recommend Tigglebitties. One says it is their regular breakfast spot, another recommends the Texas-style barbecue on Mondays, and one calls it the best Mexican place in Pattaya. One commenter was not impressed, pointing to open-air seating beside a busy road.

6 people recommendvia r/Pattaya

People recommend The Nest. One commenter says its Panang curry is reliably good, another calls its chicken excellent, and one rates the breakfasts well. The mentions are brief, and only two commenters say which branch they mean, one near LK Metro and one on Soi Diana, so confirm the location before you go.

6 people recommendvia r/Pattaya

Several commenters recommend Oxygen in Pratumnak, and a few say the food is good. One commenter notes it sits right by the ocean with a wide range of craft beers, another mentions a sunset view, and one singles out the pad thai.

Pratumnak

6 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Pattaya

Overall, people recommend Prime Burger in Pattaya for its burgers: several commenters say they are good, and one of them calls them the best burger they have had. Several commenters name it as a place to eat in the city. The main caveat is price: several commenters find it pricey, and a couple say it costs about the same as Western restaurants. One commenter also does not see the hype.

5 people recommendvia r/Pattaya

People recommend 3 Mermaids in Pattaya, and a few commenters praise its views, including the sunset. One diner says the food is good, but another finds it pricey for the quality, and one diner notes that the views depend on the weather.

5 people recommendvia r/Pattaya

Several people recommend Jasmine Cafe, and one regular returns to it on trips for local food. A couple of commenters describe it as good value, and one notes it stays affordable when dining alone. Another calls the breakfast fairly good, and another names it when asked for places to eat in Pattaya.

5 people recommendvia r/Pattaya

People recommend Mano's Cheesesteaks for cheesesteaks and burgers, and one commenter singles out the buffalo cheesesteak while another recommends ordering the Old Bay fries. One commenter calls it somewhat off the beaten track and suggests getting cheese on the cheesesteak, since not all of them come with it.

5 people recommendvia r/Pattaya

Several people recommend Tarka House, and a few commenters name it specifically for Indian food. One commenter calls it solid in Pattaya proper, and a couple of commenters say they have eaten there themselves.

5 people recommendcounted across its outletsvia r/Pattaya

Several people recommend Mae Sri Ruen, mostly for Thai food: one praises its broad menu and good quality, and another calls it a budget-friendly option and notes it has many branches. Two others place it on Beach Road near Central Festival and the Hilton, and a couple simply call it good or great.

5 people recommendvia r/Pattaya

Several commenters recommend Harlan's, and one diner who has visited twice says the food is very good, a welcome change from Thai food. Another commenter suggests it as the fancier option when you want something more special.

5 people recommendvia r/Pattaya

Commenters recommend Sushiro in Central Pattaya as a sushi option. One regular diner says it is consistently enjoyable, though not the best sushi they have had. Another loves the place and finds the conveyor-belt format convenient.

Central Pattaya