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Old 23-02-2008, 20:01
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Great restaurant in Patts

Anybody been to the Beefeater Steak House on Soi Diana, cant beat the food in this place. My personal recommendation is the Porterhouse Steak ....salivating thinking of it !!
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agree.great food.but phaeng mak mak !!!!!!!!
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Old 23-02-2008, 22:16
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agree.great food.but phaeng mak mak !!!!!!!!

Does you mean expensive ? Yes , a little , but worth it, only problem is being so full that you need a lie down afterwards ...
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Best place in Pattaya is Casa Pascal, in a soi opposite Marriott. Owner is a "Korean" Swiss guy (adopted?). Top class French style, but expensive.
Do a google search, don't want to post the link.

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I like "Kiss" on the corner of Soi Diana and 2nd Rd.....great Thai food at Thai-ish prices....hardly ever an empty table and there are about 50 of 'em
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I like "Kiss" on the corner of Soi Diana and 2nd Rd.....great Thai food at Thai-ish prices....hardly ever an empty table and there are about 50 of 'em

my kind of place........5555555555.........a great feed for 70 baht !!!!!!!!!
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I like "Kiss" on the corner of Soi Diana and 2nd Rd.....great Thai food at Thai-ish prices....hardly ever an empty table and there are about 50 of 'em

The kiss restaurant down soi siam country club is cheaper and the place is very good looking, the kiss restaurant you speak of is a shit hole, but a good shit hole at that price!
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the kiss restaurant you speak of is a shit hole, but a good shit hole at that price!

glad to hear you rate it as at least a good shithole then.....555

It's clean by Thai standards...the service is prompt but not in yer face....the Thai food is good....I don't eat falang.....and it's very convenient so it'll do me (and thousands of others....mixed Thai + Falang....each day) as I stay in that area and the food is great for the price.....also enjoy the 2ndroad street frontage for people watching

and ......I've eaten ther 100's of times and never had so much as a tummy rumble.....
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I like "Kiss" on the corner of Soi Diana and 2nd Rd.....great Thai food at Thai-ish prices....hardly ever an empty table and there are about 50 of 'em

Lot of the girls eat there I was told. Went past a few times but never ate there.
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glad to hear you rate it as at least a good shithole then.....555

It's clean by Thai standards...the service is prompt but not in yer face....the Thai food is good....I don't eat falang.....and it's very convenient so it'll do me (and thousands of others....mixed Thai + Falang....each day) as I stay in that area and the food is great for the price.....also enjoy the 2ndroad street frontage for people watching

and ......I've eaten ther 100's of times and never had so much as a tummy rumble.....

Had minced pork soup there the other day and it was shit hot.
My daughter had boiled eggs and bacon and very average with only one small piece of bacon. Same with the wife only her eggs were scrambled.
I don't remember what my youngest daughter had but she's very fussy and probably didn't eat it anyway.
I thought it was great food but the rest didn't want to go back and we walked past many times a day as we stayed in Soi Diana at Areca Lodge.
Regret it now as we had some shitty meals notably the restaurant at Dianna Inn. Some sort of BBQ that made all the meat taste the same. Did not matter pork, chicken, or beef YUK!. Also the lights kept going out. Only ate there after checking out beefeater which I agree is too expensive so did not go in.

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I like "Kiss" on the corner of Soi Diana and 2nd Rd.....great Thai food at Thai-ish prices....hardly ever an empty table and there are about 50 of 'em

I totally agree but the hawkers/sellers of cds watches etc should not be allowed in there. It is bad enough when you have a beer let alone when you are eating.
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I totally agree but the hawkers/sellers of cds watches etc should not be allowed in there. It is bad enough when you have a beer let alone when you are eating.

Yes agree, Kiss restaurant good cheap food but the hawkers are over the top.
I have seen some agressive one's in there also. Not my idea of a relaxing way to have a meal.
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The farang breakfasts at Kiss are totally mediocre; I definitely would not recommend Kiss. The only redeeming value it has is its view of 2nd Road for people watching. Otherwise, there's tons of other better Thai restaurants. There's this little Thai restaurant on Soi Budhaow. Walk down Soi 10, and it's nearly right there. It's next to a newly-opened gold jewelry shop. Its small, but the food is perfect Thai, and it's inexpensive. Try breakfast for 40B. Course the way the price of rice has gone since I left Thailand, they probably raised the prices 5B. Now, for haircuts, there is Penn's Salon on Soi Bukhaow just a few doors down from this little restaurant.

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If you want a really nice filet mignon steak wrapped in bacon and smothered in mushroom gravy, served on a sizzling plate, with fries, veggies, small salad and dinner roll, then go to the Diana Millenium restaurant on Soi Buakhaow. You can not beat it for 165 Baht. Best value meal in Patts and a nice restaurant, as well, but open-lobby type of set-up with fans, not aircon. The service is very good, as well. No hawkers, either, and the food is better than Kiss.

To get there, from Areca Lodge on Soi Diana, you would go to Soi Buakhaow, turn left and go on down a wee bit past the big lavender colored hotel, Siam Sawasdee, and look for the blue tile roof on the other side(right-hand side) of the street.

Damn, sure could go for one of those steaks right now. Good quality beef, so tender it melts right in your mouth!
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If you want a really nice filet mignon steak wrapped in bacon and smothered in mushroom gravy, served on a sizzling plate, with fries, veggies, small salad and dinner roll, then go to the Diana Millenium restaurant on Soi Buakhaow. You can not beat it for 165 Baht. Best value meal in Patts and a nice restaurant, as well, but open-lobby type of set-up with fans, not aircon. The service is very good, as well. No hawkers, either, and the food is better than Kiss.

To get there, from Areca Lodge on Soi Diana, you would go to Soi Buakhaow, turn left and go on down a wee bit past the big lavender colored hotel, Siam Sawasdee, and look for the blue tile roof on the other side(right-hand side) of the street.

Damn, sure could go for one of those steaks right now. Good quality beef, so tender it melts right in your mouth!


Thanks for the recommendation JayBee, will check that place out when i am there this time next week ....
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If you want a really nice filet mignon steak wrapped in bacon and smothered in mushroom gravy, served on a sizzling plate, with fries, veggies, small salad and dinner roll, then go to the Diana Millenium restaurant on Soi Buakhaow. You can not beat it for 165 Baht. Best value meal in Patts and a nice restaurant, as well, but open-lobby type of set-up with fans, not aircon. The service is very good, as well. No hawkers, either, and the food is better than Kiss.

To get there, from Areca Lodge on Soi Diana, you would go to Soi Buakhaow, turn left and go on down a wee bit past the big lavender colored hotel, Siam Sawasdee, and look for the blue tile roof on the other side(right-hand side) of the street.

Damn, sure could go for one of those steaks right now. Good quality beef, so tender it melts right in your mouth!
Even though I am not a huge steak eater does sound very nice. Have added it to my trip spreadsheet. Thanks for the info JB
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If you are a duck lover I can reccommend this place. I went 5 times and had the same item, duck over rice. It's located between the beginning of Walking Street and 2nd rd. It's on the left if you are walking toward 2nd. I don't know the name but I think the walls were green. There was no door just an open entrance. Yum!
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Yep. I have no shame in it. I prefer excel as I am not comfortable with word formatting.

Had the spreadsheet in effect this past trip and as plans for LOS go, there were many notes that were not utilized.

Map of Pattaya bars came in handy when I was ready to turn back in my walking quest for Soi 6. Was at Hard Rock sign and realized I was close to my objective
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Best and cheapest Thai food are had up in the Food Court at Carrefour on Pattaya Klang RD!
Lots of foodstalls selling any food you like from all over Thailand, including Farang foods!
Just buy a card and walk from stall to stall to sample the delights, aroy maak maak!

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Map of Pattaya bars came in handy when I was ready to turn back in my walking quest for Soi 6. Was at Hard Rock sign and realized I was close to my objective
You never want to walk to Soi 6. You are on Soi 7, and think, "Oh, it 's a a block or two down...." Then you walk a mile or two to get there. Take the Baht bus, best 10 Baht you'll ever spend!
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Thanks for the recommendation JayBee, will check that place out when i am there this time next week ....
Give us your review after you try it!

Here's another one you might want to try, if you fancy a good pork chop on occasion: also on Soi Buakhaow, but it you were turning from Soi Diana onto Soi Buakhaow, youi would turn right, then about a half mile down the road on the left. It's only a couple hundred yards before you get to South Pattaya Road(Pattaya Tai), or less. It is a pub named Shearer's after the great footballer. There's table out front of the bar. You get a very nice pork chop, with gravy, peas, chips, and small salad for only 90 Baht! Ask for the pork chop special. It's a bit informal, and the service is very slow, but, hey, you can not beat it for 90 Baht!! Sometimes no one is there, but the LB that takes your order, but often there is a chap or two, from the guesthouse upstairs, having breakfast or a beer, and, in that case, you can always have a friendly chat, as it is a very friendly atmosphere there. DO NOT order the steak special there, as it's cheap beef, and not especially worth eating.
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