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Vivre pour manger ou manger pour vivre ? Je crois pas qu'il y ait de topic à ce sujet alors lancons nous, que ce soit du farang ou du Thaï, Jap, Coréen, Chinois, Pizza etc... quels sont spots préférés à Pattaya pour casser la croûte entre 2 ST ? avec votre LT ou VLT ? N'hésitez même si c'est une cantine ou un petit boui boui Thaï à roulettes à spécifier son emplacement ou les lieux de passage grâce à Pattaya photo guide : http://www.pattayaphotoguide.com/ ainsi que l'addresse du restaurant entre autre, et encore mieux si vous avez des photos mettez les ici ! Personnellement j'adore alterner et je mange de tout à Pattaya que ce soit du Thaï evidemment, du Jap', de l'Italien, du Français, un kebab en sortie de boite ou des brochettes, un mexicain... liste dans le désordre : - Cantine Thaïe après l'oasis à gogo Soi Buakaow (en face d'une bijouterie d'or Thaïe) - Fujiiiiiiiiii - Stand de Pad Thaï derrière Tukcom - Carl's Jr pour un bon burger ricain - Sky bar Soi 6 pour la bouffe superbe de Skeeter - le Momento au Coco resort à vous !

I’ve twice been to Pepper & Salt near the end of Soi Khao Talo, which is at least once too often. Dutch-owned place, snobbish, overpriced for what you get on your plate, way too expensive for Pattaya and even more so for the Dark Side. Some Dutch and Indonesian snacks, such as “broodje gezond”, “bami goreng” and “nasi goreng”. Bread has been replaced by “kroepoek”. They charge 40 baht for a very small plastic bottle of an unknown brand of Thai mineral water (not Minéré, Aura, Mont Fleur, iO or Aquaré). If you order their lentil soup, you might need a bicycle for riding from one lentil to another. On the menu is also “beef tenderloin”, but they don’t have the slightest idea what real beef tenderloin or “filet pur” is. What you get at Pepper & Salt is more like a shoe sole. (That being said (local) beef tenderloin is much cheaper in Thailand than in Europe because Thai people don’t eat it.) No choice of potato croquettes or potato gratin. (Even Den Swiss Restaurant on Soi Khao Noi offers those side dishes, and many more.) The knives at Pepper & Salt are blunt and the forks clumsy (round handles instead of flat ones). And one more disturbing thing: they bring your main dish before you can finish your soup. The place is way too hot, even in winter in the evening. The only room with air conditioning has a horrible blue lighting. It’s not a place for late diners: they close at 10 p.m. and from 9 p.m. on staff make you feel unwelcome. Unsurprisingly mostly Dutch customers. I saw a dog hanging around in the restaurant: not the slightest idea of elementary hygiene. Not going back.

I have eaten at Sam's several times. It's a nice place with good food. I go there when I feel the need for standard American comfort food or some Mexican food. Not the cheapest place around, but IMHO serves good quality food. The owner, Sam, is a hands-on type owner. Which, I am learning, makes all the difference for quality food in restaurants here in Pattaya/Jomtien. Nice guy and easy to talk to. He was a long-time resident of San Diego, CA. I am not an "expert" on Mexican food so I am not going to comment on the "authenticity" of any of the Mexican dishes. Each person has differing tastes anyway. A little difficult to find. It is in Soi "Jomtien Plaza", Jomtien. If coming south from Pattaya,don't turn right towards Jomtien beach but go straight past the Hanuman Statue for about 80-100m and turn right (directly opposite Dine from 99 baht). That's Jomtien Plaza. Sam's is almost at the end and is on the right-hand side.

Thanksgiving Day Dinner Pattaya Soi 7 Tequila Reef Cantina The best excuse of the year to pig out! It's almost time for our 3rd annual Thanksgiving Day All You Can Eat Turkey buffet starting at 4:00 PM on Thursday November 24, 2011 at Tequila Reef in Pattaya featuring all the American favorites including: Turkey Ham Blacken Chicken Gravy Cranberry Sauce Green Bean Casserole Ambrosia Salad Caesar Salad Dinner Rolls Pumpkin Pie and More! This year's buffet is only 495 Baht prepaid or 535 Baht at the door. Children under 12 are only 295 Baht. Be sure to reserve your seating today as we are always quite packed for this event. Look forward to see you all on Turkey day! Here's the promo:

Hi After 14 days vacation in Pattaya i would like to give my best recommendations to this Italian and Thai restaurant. http://www.copacabanapattaya.com/ Our little group used this restaurant regularly during our vacation. We tried everything from Thai soups to traditional Italian foods. And all the food was extraordinary wellcooked and although the service could be a little sharper this restaurant was one of our best food experiences during our holiday. The atmosphere was cousy and we felt very velcome at all times. I know where I will go to dinner the next time I visit Pattaya. Best regards PatNewb

I was exploring some of the soi's off of Jomtien Beach Road and, just by random choice, stopped in this restaurant for a meal. Been back 6 or 7 times. IMHO, they serve some excellent Thai food there. The average price seems to be about 120 baht for some of the dishes shown below. Maybe a bit more than other places but I have found the portions larger than usual and "aroi mak mak". I recommend a try to see if you like it also! Eagle House Restaurant is located on Soi 4 off of Jomtien Beach Road. It's on the south side of Soi 4. I believe the location used to be a noodle shop "Yankee Noodle". That is what shows on the Pattaya Photo Guide for that location. I understand that they also have rooms available and a connecting bar on Soi 5. I have not been in either, so cannot comment on the rooms or the bar. Geng Khiew Wan Gai or Green Curry with Chicken Pat Ga Pow Gai or Fried Chicken with basil and chillies. Penang Gai or Penang Curry with Chicken