Popular Post Jingthing Posted February 21 Author Popular Post Posted February 21 There is new Mexican in town! Buenos in the Jomtien Complex (gay nightlife area). Not open for lunch but open late, they are in the soft opening phase. It appears to be a very promising place going for more of an "authentic" experience than usual. No, I haven't been yet. I usually try to avoid very new places getting their sea legs. But some of you may be interested in this free sample party. I'm assuming they're going to want you to buy a drink or two though. 1 2
TaaSaparot Posted February 23 Posted February 23 There was me, thinking this was a "review" thread 🤔 1
Yellowtail Posted February 23 Posted February 23 8 minutes ago, TaaSaparot said: There was me, thinking this was a "review" thread 🤔 Did you have a review? There are plenty of great reviews and whatnot in the thead. I'm not a fan of JT, but I am a fan of this thread. I like Mexican, and I was happy to see the flyer. 1
Tom A Hawk Posted February 23 Posted February 23 On 2/21/2025 at 11:56 AM, Jingthing said: There is new Mexican in town! Buenos in the Jomtien Complex (gay nightlife area). Not open for lunch but open late, they are in the soft opening phase. It appears to be a very promising place going for more of an "authentic" experience than usual. No, I haven't been yet. I usually try to avoid very new places getting their sea legs. But some of you may be interested in this free sample party. I'm assuming they're going to want you to buy a drink or two though. Thanks for the update. I'll give it a few weeks to settle in and I'll go and try it. I am still surprised there is no Mexican restaurant in Central Pattaya. There used to be about four of them.
Jingthing Posted February 23 Author Posted February 23 5 hours ago, TaaSaparot said: There was me, thinking this was a "review" thread 🤔 You're welcome to post your own reviews and also restaurant news, etc. But you choose to only snipe. Sad. 1
Centigrade32 Posted February 23 Posted February 23 1 minute ago, Jingthing said: Yes the menu does suggest that they are attempting a higher level of authenticity than we're used to seeing with Pattaya Mexican. Of course the proof is in the testing. I'm please to see chillaquiles. I'd like to see mole and pozole. Personally, I go to Beefeater at the weekend for my Tex-Mex 'fix'. 1
Jingthing Posted February 23 Author Posted February 23 5 minutes ago, Centigrade32 said: Personally, I go to Beefeater at the weekend for my Tex-Mex 'fix'. I looked at it. Didn't bother. I could tell it wouldn't do it for me. I like https://www.hotmeals2u.com/ for Tex Mex delivery. Especially the super burritos with steak. 1 1
Centigrade32 Posted February 23 Posted February 23 4 minutes ago, Jingthing said: I looked at it. Didn't bother. I could tell it wouldn't do it for me. I like https://www.hotmeals2u.com/ for Tex Mex delivery. Especially the super burritos with steak. I don't like rice and beans and bread all together. I find it unpalatable. Beefeater is good for me and the price is right. Let us know how you find Buenos.
Jingthing Posted February 23 Author Posted February 23 24 minutes ago, Centigrade32 said: I don't like rice and beans and bread all together. I find it unpalatable. Beefeater is good for me and the price is right. Let us know how you find Buenos. Outside of Mexico, "Mexican" food is mostly antijitos. Buenos is no different in that. That's what international people mostly want. Unfortunately, it does give a false impression of what Mexican food actually is -- much more than that. www.masterclass.com/articles/types-of-mexican-antojitos What Are Antojitos? 15 Types of Mexican Antojitos - 2025 - MasterClass Burritos though are much more popular internationally than in Mexico. In Mexico they are a Northern Mexican food and generally much more basic than what was developed in the U.S. 1
Popular Post Centigrade32 Posted February 23 Popular Post Posted February 23 Just now, Jingthing said: Outside of Mexico, "Mexican" food is mostly antijitos. Buenos is no different in that. That's what international people mostly want. Unfortunately, it does give a false impression of what Mexican food actually is -- much more than that. What Are Antojitos? 15 Types of Mexican Antojitos - 2025 - MasterClass Burritos though are much more popular internationally than in Mexico. In Mexico they are a Northern Mexican food and generally much more basic than what was developed in the U.S. Thanks, but I didn't ask about any of that. I simply stated that I'm happy to go to Beefeaters at the weekend for my Tex-Mex fix. It's a quick review thread and that was my review. 3
champers Posted February 28 Posted February 28 Not a review, just news of an upcoming opening that might interest some. El Gaucho are opening a branch at the bottom of Pattaya/Naklua Rd by the Dolphin Circus. Has anyone tried the Jontiem branch yet? 1 1
Jingthing Posted February 28 Author Posted February 28 6 minutes ago, champers said: Not a review, just news of an upcoming opening that might interest some. El Gaucho are opening a branch at the bottom of Pattaya/Naklua Rd by the Dolphin Circus. Has anyone tried the Jontiem branch yet? To clarify, restaurant opening and closing news items are very welcome here as well as any sort of review. El Gaucho has a good reputation in Bangkok but it is super expensive. 2
cdnvic Posted February 28 Posted February 28 Please stick to restaurant reviews and not off-topic arguments. 1
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