133 Thai Eateries Listed in Michelin’s Bib Gourmand 2022

[snoop1130]

 

BANGKOK, Dec 9 (TNA) – The Michelin Guide Thailand edition introduced the 133 Thai eateries that received the Bib Gourmand logo for 2022. Of them, 33 are newcomers and 6 are promoted from last year’s nomination.

 

The list of the 133 eateries was revealed before the announcement of Michelin stars and the introduction of the Michelin Guide Bangkok, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Chiang Mai, Phuket & Phangnga 2022” on Dec 16.

 

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[Jingthing]

Did they visit even one restaurant in Pattaya, pre-pandemic the most popular beach resort city in Asia, and now the tourism city of the future according to genius city planners? 

[blackprince]

6 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

Did they visit even one restaurant in Pattaya, pre-pandemic the most popular beach resort city in Asia, and now the tourism city of the future according to genius city planners? 

No they didn't visit Pattaya.

Which doesn't surprise me, as people don't visit Pattaya for gourmet food, and most don't go for the beach either.

Bangkok is well known for gourmet food, and prior to the pandemic was neck and neck with London for many of the last few years as the top city destination.

Pattaya doesn't have the genuine regional cuisine of other parts of Thailand either, for example Chiang Mai.

 

Now if there was a Michelin guide for Full English Breakfast in Thailand, Pattaya may well get the top spot.

[phetphet]

Bib Gourmand? The boys in brown are gourmands? Wow!

 

But seriously. I would like to try a few of those spots the next time I am in Bangkok.

[Jingthing]

1 hour ago, blackprince said:

No they didn't visit Pattaya.

Which doesn't surprise me, as people don't visit Pattaya for gourmet food, and most don't go for the beach either.

Bangkok is well known for gourmet food, and prior to the pandemic was neck and neck with London for many of the last few years as the top city destination.

Pattaya doesn't have the genuine regional cuisine of other parts of Thailand either, for example Chiang Mai.

 

Now if there was a Michelin guide for Full English Breakfast in Thailand, Pattaya may well get the top spot.

I call B.S.

There is regional Thai food in Pattaya.

Plus exceptional Thai seafood.

They didn't include Pattaya because it was intentional snub for reasons not related to food.

[blackprince]

6 hours ago, Jingthing said:

I call B.S.

There is regional Thai food in Pattaya.

Plus exceptional Thai seafood.

They didn't include Pattaya because it was intentional snub for reasons not related to food.

I raise your BS and call.

Pattaya is not on the international gourmet circuit.

Pattaya is possibly the most well known sex tourism destination in the world.

Everyone knows that Jing.

[Jingthing]

7 minutes ago, blackprince said:

I raise your BS and call.

Pattaya is not on the international gourmet circuit.

Pattaya is possibly the most well known sex tourism destination in the world.

Everyone knows that Jing.

Are Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Chiang Mai, Phuket & Phangnga on that circuit?

NO!

Only Bangkok is.

But this guide offers some cover of Thailand.

Pattaya has been a major destination in Thailand.

There are definitely some restaurants in Pattaya at the level of some on the list of other places here.

This was definitely a weak kneed ignorant snub based on the sex industry here as if Bangkok and Phuket don't have a sex industry.

Perhaps Amsterdam is best known for coffee shops and whores in windows.

But it also has some restaurants that would be in such a book covering Europe.

[blackprince]

2 hours ago, Jingthing said:

Are Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Chiang Mai, Phuket & Phangnga on that circuit?

NO!

Only Bangkok is.

But this guide offers some cover of Thailand.

Pattaya has been a major destination in Thailand.

There are definitely some restaurants in Pattaya at the level of some on the list of other places here.

This was definitely a weak kneed ignorant snub based on the sex industry here as if Bangkok and Phuket don't have a sex industry.

Perhaps Amsterdam is best known for coffee shops and whores in windows.

But it also has some restaurants that would be in such a book covering Europe.

Thailand in general is famous for its unique cuisine.

Chiang Mai is famous for its genuine regional cuisine.

Pattaya is famous for its sex tourism, in comparison to which Amsterdam is a genteel European city, which indeed it is - perhaps the best regulated sex industry in the world, and occupying a tiny fraction of the city. We both know the same canot be said for Pattaya's sex business.

If you're looking for fish restaurants in that region of Thailand, Rayong provides a better option, without the non-stop sleaze.

"Weak kneed ignorant snub"!? Nice 555

PS, there is no genuine regional food in Pattaya. Hasn't been since the GIs overran the place and turned it into a sex pit stop for Rest & Recreation.

[jacko45k]

3 hours ago, blackprince said:

I raise your BS and call.

Pattaya is not on the international gourmet circuit.

Pattaya is possibly the most well known sex tourism destination in the world.

Everyone knows that Jing.

It is where they go after having done their lip-smacking and detailed reviews... on the QT. Fish 'n' chips and bouncing boobs replace the truffle foams.