Breakfast in Pattaya - Ongoing Thread as I tour the best spots

[ChuckInBangkok]

I feature breakfast places on my Tik Tok Channel that I eat at and thought you might enjoy seeing some of them!

 

You might see a few you haven't visited 

 

 

 

 

 

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[ChuckInBangkok]

Note Coffee at Beach Rd and Soi 4 - NOT a 99 Baht type of place, but a great people watching spot... and what a great Cappuccino!

 

 

 

[ChuckInBangkok]

Of course Kung's on Soi Lenkee...

 

 

 

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[ChuckInBangkok]

Dragon Restaurant, just across Soi Buakhao Rd on Soi Diana...

 

 

[ChuckInBangkok]

Zip Restaurant, also on Soi Diana...

 

 

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[ChuckInBangkok]

Of course... always happy to visit Soi Honey, even when it's for Breakfast... the Captain's Bar & Guesthouse.

 

 

[ChuckInBangkok]

Jolly's Restaurant and Hotel 

 

 

 

 

[topt]

Any of these places open at 7am to serve an English breakfast?

Also need to be able to park a car within 10 minutes walk or so.

[Harrisfan]

Thanks

[CharlieH]

19 minutes ago, topt said:

Any of these places open at 7am to serve an English breakfast?

Also need to be able to park a car within 10 minutes walk or so.

 

The Azure hotel will have breakfast at that time and parking. 

 

 

[ChuckInBangkok]

4 hours ago, topt said:

Any of these places open at 7am to serve an English breakfast?

Also need to be able to park a car within 10 minutes walk or so.

 

Note Coffee opens up at 7, but it's down on Beach Road.

 

The earliest is Continental Bakery, at... I think 5 am... coming up...

[ChuckInBangkok]

Hungry Gorilla - down the Kiss Food & Drink alley past the 3 steak houses, last spot on the right!

 

 

 

[ChuckInBangkok]

The Continental - just past Triangle Bar

 

 

[Kerryd]

So basically what this thread is saying is - if you want the exact same breakfast that is served at almost every bar in the city - just go to any bar in the city.

Because almost every breakfast shown was the exact same thing.

2 eggs. 2 weiners or pieces of boiled sandwich ham, 2 pieces of usually cold toast with nearly frozen butter, maybe some baked beans and a stewed tomato or two. And a cup of gahd-awful instant coffee.
I've seen the same thing served in dozens of bars, pubs, guesthouses and restaurants in the city.

Jolly's seemed to be the only one with any variety.

Friends of mine have a large bar on Soi Buakhao. They used to serve the "cheapie" breakfast (2 eggs, 2 weiners, 2 toast and a coffee). Thy seems to think most of their customers couldn't afford more.
I pointed out a couple places nearby that were serving larger breakfasts for a few baht more and a month later, they were doing the same.

I asked why they used weiners instead of pork sausages (and sandwich ham instead of bacon). 
Cost.
Weiners and sandwich ham are much cheaper and most of their customers apparently don't want to pay "extra".

I always liked the breakfasts at Tigglebitties. A bit more expensive than the breakfasts you get in all those bars, but they are also a lot better.

  



 

[sikishrory]

Lemon tree naklua used to be ok for a cheap but decent breakfast. The service from Noi was always good but during a recent trip lemon tree is still there but they said Noi has moved on

[ChuckInBangkok]

4 hours ago, Kerryd said:

So basically what this thread is saying is - if you want the exact same breakfast that is served at almost every bar in the city - just go to any bar in the city.

Because almost every breakfast shown was the exact same thing.

 

Whereas that is my favorite breakfast, they're not all the same. And it's not what I ALWAYS get.

 

 

4 hours ago, Kerryd said:

Jolly's seemed to be the only one with any variety.

 

Jolly's DID have a good variety, but Continental has a big variety too including Kippers. Dynamite Sports Lounge has some interesting takes on their breakfasts as well. 

 

Maybe after this initial pass through I'll do features on each one's breakfast menu variety. Might be interesting. 

 

 

4 hours ago, Kerryd said:

I always liked the breakfasts at Tigglebitties. A bit more expensive than the breakfasts you get in all those bars, but they are also a lot better.

 

Yeah, I like their breakfast too. There I've usually gotten their pancakes...

[ChuckInBangkok]

i-Rovers in LK Metro

 

 

[topt]

6 hours ago, ChuckInBangkok said:

i-Rovers in LK Metro

 

 

The original (as far as I know) 99 baht full breakfast many years ago before Simon moved and opened up Retox in Soi Lengkee....(Retox eventually folded during Covid although Lengkee closed before Soi Diana)

 

How much is it now?

[EVENKEEL]

Breakfast is so easy to make at home and much better.  Do expats really go out regularly and eat breakfast. They wouldn't know an over easy eggs style. Cold toast, frozen butter, instant coffee. 

 

Is this what retirement looks like?  Making videos of crappy breakfast spots? Maybe GeorgieG is right after all.

[jacko45k]

17 hours ago, Kerryd said:

So basically what this thread is saying is - if you want the exact same breakfast that is served at almost every bar in the city - just go to any bar in the city.

That sounds more like the crappy inclusive (American, or so called) breakfast most cheaper hotels include in the price.  Many search for what I would call an English one in the bars, where proper sausage, freshly cooked eggs and maybe some black pudding and a slice get included. Then there is the buffet breakfast offered by better hotels, but silly items like salad and rice slop are offered too. 

[ChuckInBangkok]

Nicky's on Buakhao (or rather now just off-Buakhao)

 

 

[JackGats]

Cheap breakfasts (below 200 baht) are not worth the money. Better spend the 200 baht at a 7/11.

 

The only ok breakfasts for me are the 300-400 baht buffet breakfasts of some hotels. They're not gorgeous breakfasts though, this is Thailand.

[Harrisfan]

159 baht

[ChuckInBangkok]

Sportsman's Pub on Soi 13

 

 

[ChuckInBangkok]

On 4/5/2025 at 10:47 PM, topt said:

The original (as far as I know) 99 baht full breakfast many years ago before Simon moved and opened up Retox in Soi Lengkee....(Retox eventually folded during Covid although Lengkee closed before Soi Diana)

 

How much is it now?

They still have a 99 baht breakfast.

[NedR69]

On 4/5/2025 at 12:20 AM, Kerryd said:

So basically what this thread is saying is - if you want the exact same breakfast that is served at almost every bar in the city - just go to any bar in the city.

Because almost every breakfast shown was the exact same thing.

2 eggs. 2 weiners or pieces of boiled sandwich ham, 2 pieces of usually cold toast with nearly frozen butter, maybe some baked beans and a stewed tomato or two. And a cup of gahd-awful instant coffee.
I've seen the same thing served in dozens of bars, pubs, guesthouses and restaurants in the city.

Thanks Kerryd, that should be good info for anyone who likes that food.  I wouldn't have known that about pubs, but never been in any Thai bar.

 

  That weekly, sometimes daily question, can be answered with 2 words, "any pub" has your PROPER ENGLISH BREAKFAST. Fly 6000 km to eat the same food you have/had at home.  SMH

[superal]

On 4/5/2025 at 5:20 AM, Kerryd said:

So basically what this thread is saying is - if you want the exact same breakfast that is served at almost every bar in the city - just go to any bar in the city.

Because almost every breakfast shown was the exact same thing.

2 eggs. 2 weiners or pieces of boiled sandwich ham, 2 pieces of usually cold toast with nearly frozen butter, maybe some baked beans and a stewed tomato or two. And a cup of gahd-awful instant coffee.
I've seen the same thing served in dozens of bars, pubs, guesthouses and restaurants in the city.

Jolly's seemed to be the only one with any variety.

Friends of mine have a large bar on Soi Buakhao. They used to serve the "cheapie" breakfast (2 eggs, 2 weiners, 2 toast and a coffee). Thy seems to think most of their customers couldn't afford more.
I pointed out a couple places nearby that were serving larger breakfasts for a few baht more and a month later, they were doing the same.

I asked why they used weiners instead of pork sausages (and sandwich ham instead of bacon). 
Cost.
Weiners and sandwich ham are much cheaper and most of their customers apparently don't want to pay "extra".

I always liked the breakfasts at Tigglebitties. A bit more expensive than the breakfasts you get in all those bars, but they are also a lot better.

  



 

I totally agree . You get what you pay for .  In my ladies restaurant a small breakfast is 150 baht and large 200 . The large sets you up for the day . 80 or 99 baht breakfast ? how ridiculous . How can they be making a profit when you factor in the overheads ? 

[ChuckInBangkok]

Don't know the name of it on Soi Honey...

 

 

[ChuckInBangkok]

BF Cafe Jianna - Beach Road