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Hello there, my family and I will be in Pattaya on xmas day and are trying to find out if any pubs do xmas lunch, or if any of the malls have something chistmassy going on or if any of the hotels have some sort of xmas buffet. if anyone knows of anything xmas day related in Pattaya, then please inform. 

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1 minute ago, hotandsticky said:

Why?

 

I can afford it and it is a special occasion.

For whom, the Virgin Mary?

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3 hours ago, dick turpin said:

Holiday Inn on Beach Road do a good Xmas buffet

costly though for a family.....but hey its Christmas.   

Can you remember what it was off the top of your head per person?

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3 hours ago, hotandsticky said:

An idea of your budget would also help.

 

 

I am paying 2,500 Baht a head this year........................last year I paid 999 Baht.

Is it the place with the big windows,the one that can see you coming?

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The bars and restaurants in the U.K. are very expensive on Christmas Day, it’s a holiday, the staff get double time, if they are on the minimum wage currently £10.90 meaning they will be on £21.80 on Christmas Day meaning lunch will be expensive.

in Pattaya the staff will be on the Thai minimum wage 350 baht roughly bearing in mind Christmas Day is not a holiday in Thailand so there is no need to pay an enhanced rate to the staff.

So why are Restaurants charging U.K. prices for Christmas Lunch ?

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In addition, I have had a quick look at all on offer linked to this thread, there is a bit of an issue in play that I completely forgot to mention. I am a vegetarian, and would ideally like  to find someone who caters for vegetarians for xmas lunch. No luck at what I have looked at so far. It's a bit much to ask for 1-2k per person for a plate of vegetables as a substitute, so that's not really an option. 

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In addition, do any of the malls have anything planned. I see Terminal 21 has a few coffee shops that do but that's not quite enough, I was hoping for larger xmas displays than that. 

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26 minutes ago, Deserted said:

Yes of course but I take preference over personal recommendations than what google has to say. 

But the actual question you asked was did anybody know anywhere and Google, as others have suggested, knows the answer! In addition, it is likely that some places may have accompanying reviews within the search. If you want recommendations, then that is the question to ask about. I am guessing that you, like most of us in this forum are basically strangers to one another so nothing much different from reviews from 'outsde'.

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Yes, some sites have reviews its true but its personal recommendations from those who live in Pattaya that I value more as not everyone advertises itself. 

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6 minutes ago, whereyougo said:

This year I'm doing something special. A skank from beach rd dressed as Santa'shelper, 2 toasted sandwich and a bottle of vodka from 711

Not even joking , best value ever

At least shim won’t need a strap-on?

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7 hours ago, Deserted said:

Can you remember what it was off the top of your head per person?

This year its just shy of B1700 plus tax etc and B850 for kids,

or you can go the whole hog at B2500 to include free flow of

booze.

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4 hours ago, hotandsticky said:

I am paying 2,500 Baht a head this year

That's a lot, in essence, what is essentially a buffet.

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3 hours ago, Jumbo1968 said:

The bars and restaurants in the U.K. are very expensive on Christmas Day, it’s a holiday, the staff get double time, if they are on the minimum wage currently £10.90 meaning they will be on £21.80 on Christmas Day meaning lunch will be expensive.

in Pattaya the staff will be on the Thai minimum wage 350 baht roughly bearing in mind Christmas Day is not a holiday in Thailand so there is no need to pay an enhanced rate to the staff.

So why are Restaurants charging U.K. prices for Christmas Lunch ?

The best answer must be, because they can. Capitalism pops up everywhere, anytime.

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