The Valley View Restaurant is located in the countryside on the way to Ban Chang (more about its location later).

 

 

The surroundings are quite pleasant:

 

 

My "standard lunch" with four kinds of meat (beef, lamb, chicken and pork); four Yorkshire puddings; roast and mashed potatoes; vegetables and gravy:

 

At 295 baht, it's huge value for money in terms of the quality and QUANTITY of food.

 

The Yorkshires were perfect,  very light and just the right texture:

 

 

For once, a British restaurant that didn't overcook the vegetables.
 

 

 

The meats were good and of high quality. However, the group I was with (five people) arrived at Valley View at 4.00 p.m. and got the last plates of the day.  It would have been better to have arrived earlier.
 

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There is also a jumbo version for 450 baht, but you'd have to be a trencherman epic proportions to put away that meal.

 

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  There was one Thai lady in our party who had the beef stew rather than Sunday lunch.  It looked excellent and she was pleased with the taste.
  
  

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My rhubarb pie with warm custard sauce.  

 

 

The sweetness of the custard complemented the tartness of the rhubarb very well, but I have to say, I prefer the fruit pies you get in the U.S.

 

 

Total cost for a very enjoyable and filling meal was 565 baht ( dinner 295; pie 115 baht and a can of Abbot's Ale 165 baht).  However, the location, about 45 minutes' drive from central Pattaya, means I won't be going back on a regular basis.  A shame, really, as I'd like to try some of the other dishes on Valley view's menu.  I couldn't begin to describe how to drive there, but you can find directions on the restaurant's Web site:  http://valleyview-restaurant.com.

 

Some interior and exterior shots of Valley View:

 

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I never had a Sunday roast with more Yorkshire puddings than spuds. It looks like you got a tablespoon of mash and tiny roasties

I think your comment is a little bit on the low side as the plate are massive and 1/3 is covered in veg.

 

What ever it looks like for sure it takes some eating....

 

There's more than you normally eat and i guess if you wanted a little more mash and roasties they would give you them as we was asked if everything was ok and would we like some more gravy...

 

So i can't see it been a problem..

Edited March 31, 201511 yr by lanzalad

Are children welcome?  

Are children welcome?  

 

I think your comment is a little bit on the low side as the plate are massive and 1/3 is covered in veg.

 

What ever it looks like for sure it takes some eating....

 

There's more than you normally eat and i guess if you wanted a little more mash and roasties they would give you them as we was asked if everything was ok and would we like some more gravy...

 

So i can't see it been a problem..

 

It wasnt a criticism just an observation. No doubt its a big plate of food. Was just commenting that I have never seem a Sunday roast with that many Yorkshire puddings

It wasnt a criticism just an observation. No doubt its a big plate of food. Was just commenting that I have never seem a Sunday roast with that many Yorkshire puddings

Fair call mate!  A third meat, a third Veg and a third Yorkshire puddings!

Looks a good spread for what is just under £6 GBP. personally i would like a little bit more meat or veg than four yorkies, 3 is more than enough imo.Thanks for the review,Now i`ve got to find some transport when in town.