tuky Posted February 20, 2004 Share Posted February 20, 2004 Shall we start a list of good places to eat in and around Pattaya? For a family night I like Thai House, then a couple of drinks at H20. Moom Aroi in Sriracha has great food, and beautiful sunsets. I love to sit there over the water. Would love to discover new places that I haven't been to yet. What about you? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wilson steer Posted February 20, 2004 Share Posted February 20, 2004 The worst has got to Ruan Tai on second road. Although the food is edible, the service is a joke. I once made up a foursome, My partners food and my own came and we ate, then just as we finished eating our friends food arrived. I thought this was a one-off, but the same thing happened again and everyone I speak to say the same. Perhaps they just need some training! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bartender100 Posted February 20, 2004 Share Posted February 20, 2004 For a splash out I like Marta Hari on second road,Brit food (lets not start that debate again) Pig and Whistle. Thai food at the seafood restaurants in Ban Saray Girlfriend loves MK so I have to eat there a lot,not bad duck there. Be happy when Subway opens in Carrefour Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
monty Posted February 20, 2004 Share Posted February 20, 2004 If you have a big appetite you should try the weekly buffet at Dusit resort( Every saturday 6:30 till 10:00 PM) . Certainly qualifies to impress visitors! Not cheap at 930 Baht net but worth every satang... If you just want to stuff yourself, try the buffet at Apex, 160 Baht... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peppermint Posted February 20, 2004 Share Posted February 20, 2004 in no particular order these are some of my favorites... Fuji - Big C Good Japanese food and good prices. Mata Hari - Second Road near Soi 9 Continental, somewhat expensive relative to Pattaya Paradise - Second Road across from Royal Garden Continental, Exotic Game. Simpatico - Second Road across from Soi Pattayaland 1 Italian, good. Le Cap Breton - Soi Chaiyaporn up from Soi Diana French, but they also have regular food. Dumpy atmoshphere, very good food. Kiss Food & Drink -Second Road across from Mike's Shopping Mall Decent food, cheap. Best fried sea bass w/garlic&pepper in Pattaya at the location on Soi Diana, just up from the original. Pig & Whistle - Soi 7 Good breakfast and fish&chips. Carrefour - Food Court Decent pizza and pasta at the place in the center. McDonald's Good for a 22 baht sundae. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rinrada Posted February 20, 2004 Share Posted February 20, 2004 Food hall on the top floor of the Royal Garden Plaza is not bad for price and quality.Its not 5 star grub but a good start for any newbies who are a bit worried about what they like -dont like-2 hot mai phet etc..They used to use vouchers like most of the places in bangers but last time I noticed they now use a computerised debit card which is much more hygenic. Last thing at night crawing back to the gaff after a skin I go for those horrible little hamburgers/hot dogs from family mart-7-11 about 12 bt each (microwave min.1 minute) or if feeling flush a biggie from Damrak-Dammit-Damrok hamburger stalls (whatever) dotted around Pat. Last thing at night used to be 4-30 jobbie in the morning after a final swallow in Soi Post Office.Malibu,Airborn bar etc. but looks like thats all going to change and it will now be early nights with a warm glass of milk. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
astral Posted February 22, 2004 Share Posted February 22, 2004 The worst has got to Ruan Tai on second road. Although the food is edible, the service is a joke. I once made up a foursome, My partners food and my own came and we ate, then just as we finished eating our friends food arrived. I thought this was a one-off, but the same thing happened again and everyone I speak to say the same.Perhaps they just need some training! This is typical Thailand. It gets worse if you are with a Thai companion, you order a farang dish and she orders Thai. You can guarantee the Thai food will come first, and yours about 30 minutes afterwards. Just get used to it!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
djinn Posted February 22, 2004 Share Posted February 22, 2004 Well I am not the french Michelin guide but as I have the same look as "Bibendum" ,I will add my 2 bahts here -Chez bernard Soi3.Correct prices ;good food ;some french specialties depending from the french people recently arrived who took some food with them.Has limited thai food choice for your tirac.From time to time even iranian caviar possible (ask to Bernard).Airco,comfortable. And if you need an apperitve or a desert you have the naughty Welkom Inn on the other side of the soi -99.I don't know the soi's name.Take Pattaya Thai direction Sukhumvit.After crossing with 3rd road take right in front of international telephone office. 99 is on your right about where the soi become.very relax place. Good french and belgian food;(the cook worked in a 3 stars restaurant in Brussels) Sauces are the best of Pattaya.Thai food too. -Sanong's Brussels resto 504/523 Moo 10 Pattaya soi 17 (in front of yensabai condo).European menus cheap for the quality.Thai food too.Warm welcome,frendly staff.You are in the gay aera.Your tirac could be the only (real) girl in the resto -Daho cafe.The best pizzas of Pattaya.It's an hotel too.Tke sukhumvit direction Sattahip Between Pattaya Klang and Pattaya Thai,take the soi on your left with a 7/11 at the corner.Continue till next 7/11 on your left.Take left in front of the shop. Climb the hill (your shock absorbers will let you know why I say "climb" ) Daho cafe is on the left near the top of the hill hope this help Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
davethailand Posted February 22, 2004 Share Posted February 22, 2004 TRY ALKHEMY AT THE NOVALODGE, THE MENU IS EXCELLENT AND THE FOOD, SERVICE AND VALUE FOR MONEY IS SPOT ON Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mjcl Posted February 22, 2004 Share Posted February 22, 2004 Little Italy, on second road is, IMHO, the best Italian food in town. Rosie O'Grady's has great fish and chips. If you can travel out to Pala Beach, at Ban Chang, Chai Talay is realy nice, try the Pla Kapong, deep fried, mmmmmmm! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rinrada Posted February 22, 2004 Share Posted February 22, 2004 A couple worth checking out http://www.alibabapattaya.com/ Indian for a ruby http://www.artcafe-thailand.com/ heard lots of good comments http://www.brunos-pattaya.com/ well known http://www.theresidencesuites.com/captains.htm tex mex -ye oil http://pattayacity.com/pattaya/fivestars.html veggie place http://www.patricksrestopattaya.com/menu.htm Belgiums answer http://pattayacity.com/rasputin/index.html Long time not been-end of walking st.....dust-ve-dan-u http://www.scandibar.com/ The vikings come and eat here http://www.shenanigans-pattaya.com/menu.htm finally a paddy pub-rest. I have never actually eaten here in "she-nags"(not big appetite etc)but food always looks great and Kim (the boss) runs it well. Located under the Marriot/Royal Garden Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Digger Posted February 23, 2004 Share Posted February 23, 2004 Last night I ate at La Piola on Second Road, opp. Pattaya Bazaar and I found it pretty poor . Many times I have eaten at La Piola in Suk 13 in Bangkok and the food is great but here it was bland and boring. I had a lasanga which I would have expected the proclaimed Italian chef to have done well but it was worse than one I make myslef and I am no chef. For good eats, I went into La Gritta at the Amari when someone lese was paying and had a great meal with excellent home baked breads. I also used to eat at Bruno's regularly when it was in North Pattaya but since its moved to Jomtien I have not found it to be so good - perhaps its because they are far busier than before and the service has suffered a lot in my opinion. Also second suggestions on Mati Hara - great food. Gregs Kitchen still does in MHO the best Roast beef and traditional sides, but he keeps putting up the price of his breakfasts every time I go their Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
numpty Posted February 25, 2004 Share Posted February 25, 2004 how is the food at this place? queen vic the menu looks good...i'll be there in a couple of weeks the green bottle is usually ok... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
numpty Posted February 25, 2004 Share Posted February 25, 2004 i'll be in pattaya in a couple of weeks for the first time in years and am looking for a good curry house.any recommendations??? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wcr Posted February 25, 2004 Share Posted February 25, 2004 got to be a Brit (unfortunantly) with a message title like that Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rinrada Posted February 25, 2004 Share Posted February 25, 2004 One to get your wallies wrapped around (see posting on fav rests.) Loads of other smaller joints dotted around the back between Walking st and 2nd rd. Not the other side or you will end up in the sea. Just avoid the "ladies"up the ally or you really might end up with a real unexpected ring burner ... of the 3rd kind:D ALI BABA - The Food Menu Click on the below headings to go straight to that section or scroll through the whole menu. Starters Kebabs & Tikkas Tandoori Chicken Curries Seafood Curries Lamb Curries Grains (Vegetarian) Accompaniments Vegeterian Curry Speciality Paneer Specialities (Cottage Cheese) Breads Rice Specialities Desserts Starters 1. ONION BHAJI (VEG) - Onion Ring Fritters 2. VEGETABLE SAMOSA - Potato Patties Punjabi Style 3. PAPADOMS - Fried or Roasted Indian Crackers, a must with every meal 4. VEGETABLE PAKORA - Deep Fried Assorted Vegetables 5. CHICKEN SAMOSA - Deep Fried Chicken Punjabi Style 6. PRAWN BUTTERFLY - Cleaned up Prawn Fritters with spices from Bombay 7. MURGH CHAT - Spicy Chicken Salad Goan Style 8. ALOO CHAT - Spicy Potato Salad Delhi Style Kebabs & Tikkas 9. BURRAH KEBAB - Lamb Chops & Boti marinated then BBQ 10. CHICKEN CHAMP KEBAB - Minced Chicken Pan Fried, with Special Spices 11. MEAT SEEKH KEBAB - Minced Meat on skewer, marinated with Spices then BBQ 12. KALMI KEBAB - Chicken Drumsticks, marinated with Spices then BBQ 13. CHICKEN TIKKA - Boneless Chicken, marinated then BBQ 14. FISH TIKKA - Boneless Fish Cubes, marinated then BBQ 15. PANEER TIKKA - Cottage Cheese, marinated in Spices then BBQ 16. LAMB TIKKA - Boneless lamb Pieces, marinated in Herbs then BBQ 17. MURGH MALAI KEBAB - Chicken that melts in your mouth 'An Alibaba Must Try' Tandoori 18. TANDOORI CHICKEN - This Roasted Chicken needs no explaination, Simply Delicious 19. TANDOORI LAMB CHOPS - Lamb Chops, Roasted in Tandoor with Special Spices 20. TANDOORI PRAWNS - Clean Cut Prawns, Grilled in Tandoor with Special Spices 21. TANDOORI ALOO (veg) - Roasted potatos with Special Spices 22. ALIBABA 40 THIEVES (PLATTER) - A Gala Tandoori Party of assorted portions of meats, seafood, vegetables & cottage cheese marinated in Tandoori Spices & grilled in the Tandoor, very suitable for 2 to 4 persons Chicken Curries 23. GOAN CHICKEN VINDALOO - Chicken on Bone with potatos & onion 'spicy' 24. BALTI CHICKEN MADRAS - Chicken Curry Madras Style 25. CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA - Boneless pieces of Chicken, grilled then curried with onions 26. KADAHI CHICKEN - Chicken on Bone, cooked Peshwari Style 27. BUTTER CHICKEN - Chicken Tikka cooked with butter, tomatoes & herbs 'The Queen of all Curries' Simply Delicious 28. CHICKEN KORMA - Boneless pieces of Chicken in rich, creamy gravy Seafood Curries 'From the Sea' 29. FISH BOONA - Boneless Fish pieces, stir fried with Special Herbs 30. BALTI FISH MADRAS - Fish cooked Madras Style 31. JHINGHA CURRY - Prawn Curry Bengali Style 32. BALTI PRAWN VINDALOO - Prawn cooked with Potatoes, Goan Style 'Spicy' 33. PRAWN KORMA - Prawn cooked in rich, creamy gravy Lamb Curries 34. GOAN LAMB VINDALOO - Boneless pieces of Lamb, with potatoes & onions 'Spicy' 35. LAMB MADRAS - A Spicy Lamb curry from Madras 36. ROGAN JOSH - Kashmiri style Lamb curry 'A Super Hit Dish' 37. PALAK GOSHT - Lamb cooked in Spinach curry 38. MUGHLAI KORMA - A rich, creamy Lamb curry, 'Fit for the Maharaja' 39. LAMB TIKKA MASALA - Boneless peices of Lamb, BBQ and curried in Special Sauce 40. BALTI LAMB - Lamb cooked Punjabi Balti Style Grains (Vegetarian) 41. DAL BUTTER FRY - Yellow Lentil curry 42. CHANNA MASALA (PUNJAB) - Begal grains cooked Punjabi style 'Spicy' 43 DAL MAKHANI - Black grains cooked with herbs, spices & butter 44. RAJMAH MASALA - Kidney beans with Masala spices Accompaniments 45. MIXED GREEN SALAD - Fresh vegetables served Indian style 46. MIXED VEGETABLE RAITA - Vegetable finely cut and served with special made Yoghurt Vegetarian Curry Speciality 47. ALOO GOBI - Potato & Cauliflower stir fried with Spices 48. ALOO JEERA - Potato with Cummin Seeds 49. BOMBAY ALOO - A Potato curry in rich sauce 50. KADHAHI MUSHROOM - Mushroom in Kadhahi Masala 51. BHINDI MASALA - Ladyfinger Masala curry 52. MIXED VEGETABLE CURRY Paneer Specialites (Cottage Cheese) 53. MALAI KOFTA - Cheese Balls stuffed with vegetables in creamy gravy 54. PALAK PANEER - Cheese with spinach curry 55. SHAHI PANEER - A very special cheese dish served in the ' Court of Kings' 56. KADHANI PANEER - Stir fried cheese with special Indian spices 57. MUTTER PANEER - Stir fried cheese with green peas 58. PANEER BUTTER MASALA - Scrambled cheese cooked with tomato & special herbs Breads 59. TANDOORI ROTI - Wheat flour bread baked in Tandoor 60. TANDOORI NAAN - White flor bread baked in Tandoor 61. BUTTER NAAN - Flour bread, garnished with butter, baked in Tandoor 62. GARLIC NAAN - Flour bread garnished with garlic, baked in Tandoor 63. KEEME KULCHA - Minced meat stuffed in flour bread, baked in Tandoor 64. PARATHA - Wheat bread with butter, roasted in Tandoor 65. LACHEDAR PARATHA - Twisted wheat bread with butter, roasted in Tandoor 66. PURI - Fried flour bread from Amritsar 67. BHATURA - Layered fried flour bread Rice Specialities 68. BASMATI CHAWAL - Plain boiled rice 69. PULAO RICE - Fried rice with cumin and spices 70. MIXED VEGETABLE BIRYANI - Fried rice with vegetable and spices 71. PRAWN BIRYANI - Rice cooked Hydrabadi style with prawns 72. SHAH JEHANI BIRYANI - Rice cooked Moghulai style with boneless lamb & spices 73. MURGH BIRYANI - Rice cooked Indian style with boneless chicken & spices 74. FISH BIRYANI - Rice cooked Bengali Style with fish & spices Desserts Special 75. GULAB JAMUN - A household sweet dish, 'Simply out of this World' 76. KULFI - Indian ice cream 77. ICE CREAM - Assorted choices of Italian ice cream Website Design for and on behalf of AliBaba Restaurant by Odyssey International Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
davethailand Posted February 25, 2004 Share Posted February 25, 2004 wcr. where are you from then. numpty, raj is ok, its on 3rd road although i waited over an hour for a take away once. also at foodmart on thappaya rd near threppasit junction there is a small indian which is not bad and good value. ali baba is too expensive. i'll pay good money for a meal if its good but unfortunatly no indians around here are that good. i always stick to thai food its better than the crap i ate at home. when in rome as they say. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
numpty Posted February 26, 2004 Share Posted February 26, 2004 cheers lads.that menu's got me chomping at the bit already... im looking forward to some good thai food but there's something about a good indian... i m in indonesia and the local food is crap. the town i m in has no decent restaurants, not one indian and certainly no thai. i look like a poster child for food aid Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wcr Posted February 26, 2004 Share Posted February 26, 2004 davethialand From the UK mate, which why I can say what I said "Ring Piece Burners" such a rotten expression, usually used by idiot beer guzzling yobs after a night full of beer they go down the local indian, order the hottest food (just to be macho), throw insults at the indians, go home and throw up! Well thats the posh ones, the not so posh throw up outside on the road. Just the sort of tourist Toxin wants? Reminds me of one of the reasons why I left Blighty. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mjcl Posted February 26, 2004 Share Posted February 26, 2004 I have yet to find an Indian in Pattaya comparible to the UK. Most seem to be the same as in India itself, that is suited to Indian tastes, not adapted to Brit tastes like in the UK. All the mutton and chicken curries seem to be laced with splinters of bone that just wait to stab you in the gums. Also have never seen bombay duck, which I used to love sprinkled into a good meat madras with pillau rice. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
davethailand Posted February 26, 2004 Share Posted February 26, 2004 WCR FROM THE UK ALSO, THAT REMINDS ME OF MY YOUNGER YEARS IN LONDON, GLAD TO SAY THAT I,VE GROWN OUT OF ALL THAT NOW. MJCL I'VE NEVER BEEN TO INDIA BUT YOUR RIGHT, WORKING IN LONDON BEFORE LIVING HERE, I KNOW ALOT OF INDIANS AND WITH EATING THERE HOME COOKING OR EATING IN BRICK LANE OR SOUTHALL THE TASTE IS COMPLETLY DIFFERENT TO THE RUBYS YOU GET FROM THE NORMAL TAKE AWAYS, IE TIKKA MASALA WHICH IS'NT EVEN TRUE INDIAN. PERSONALLY I PREFER THE AUTHENTIC STUFF ALTHOUGH I'D LIKE IT TO BE HOTTER. AS I SAID BEFORE TRY THE SMALL INDIAN BY FOODMART ON THRAPPAYA RD ITS GREAT AND HALF THE PRICE OF ALI BABA. ALSO THEY DELIVER Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wilson steer Posted February 26, 2004 Share Posted February 26, 2004 The Raj on 3rd Road is passable, the 'ghost vindaloo lamb' is hot and takeaway price is £3.00 sort out your own rice, the rice at Raj is terrible, grab a 10 baht bag of rice from any Thai vendor. Ali Baba is Indian for Indian as someone mentioned, it only survives on massive Indian tour buses that brings scores of tourist Indians. Best option is to make your own to your own specifications, or go to an English restaurant like Greggs Kitchen on 2nd Road, and he'll sort you out a curry as hot as you want. My recommendation is to go to Royal Garden Plaza food on the 2nd floor and get the beef curry from the 'North Thai food' stall. Hot Beef curry with rice for £1.00, get some water as well! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Up2U Posted February 26, 2004 Share Posted February 26, 2004 -99.I don't know the soi's name.Take Pattaya Thai direction Sukhumvit.After crossing with 3rd road take right in front of international telephone office.99 is on your right about where the soi become.very relax place. Good french and belgian food;(the cook worked in a 3 stars restaurant in Brussels) Sauces are the best of Pattaya.Thai food too. Rungland - there is also the best money-changer about four doors in from Wat Chai. Sign over door says BANK. Gives me the best exchange rates in Pattaya. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Up2U Posted February 26, 2004 Share Posted February 26, 2004 how is the food at this place?queen vic the menu looks good...i'll be there in a couple of weeks the green bottle is usually ok... Nothing special - went there a week ago, when wife was away, so that I could have some Brit pub-grub. Had steak pie in guiness. Nothing like I make. Must have been dipped in, rather than marinated. I like PIC for Thai food, also Ruen Thai (which is criticised above). But you all have to order similar dishes, otherwise no guarantee on delivery. Sugar Hut also good for a night out with family or to impress in-laws. Basic euro-food - Greg's kitchen, but his Thai food is not for Thais. Breakfast - Crazy Dave's and watch 'Fools and Horses' on half a dozen different tellies. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
numpty Posted February 26, 2004 Share Posted February 26, 2004 most of the indian restaurants in the uk are owned and run by bangladeshis from the town of sylhet in the north east of the country. i spent a few years in bangladesh and travelled to india a bit but didn t enjoy the food as much as idoina place like mrs balbirs and while i can see where wcr is coming from, iprefer to enjoy my meal so i have it sans a bellyfull of ale Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alex100 Posted February 29, 2004 Share Posted February 29, 2004 Got to agree re Queen Vic not the best British Food, Pig and Whistle and Gregs far superior - had Fish and Chips not good. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chuckd Posted February 29, 2004 Share Posted February 29, 2004 Let me throw a new one at you. The last time I was there (Jan), I found this new place two minutes from my house. The food is terrific, both Farang and Thai. It is well prepared, inexpensive, the pepper steak is something to die for and the beer is cold. Now if I can just vector you in. Go out Soi Nern Plub Wan (aka Muslim Road, aka Old Soi Formosa) heading away from Sukhumvit and toward the large temple and Siam Country Club. Almost exactly three (3) kilometers away from Sukhumvit, there will be a slight curve to the right in the road. It is in the apex of this curve that the restaurant is located. It will be on your left heading away from Sukhumvit, has a wall around it, is well lighted with parking inside the perimeter wall. You will see some dining tables under the roof so it is recognizable as a restaurant. It is new, clean and the service is friendly and good. I highly recommend it. I do not know the name of the place. It is owned by a Brit and managed by his Thai wife. I will be back in late March and will eat most of my meals there again. Here is the phone number for your taxi or if you should get lost: 09-062-1060 Good luck and enjoy. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
astral Posted March 1, 2004 Share Posted March 1, 2004 I have been passed this info by bilbo1au. I am not clear why he did not post it directly. Had the Roast Chicken at the Queen Vic and I think the chicken must have been pretty quick and might have lived until a ripe old age (for a Thai chicken) before they caught him. Still it is a very cosy/friendly place and I'm sure the rest of the food would be better quality. Good beer, good atmosphere and of course always interesting to watch the goings-on in the notorious soi 6. The roast lunch/dinner at Shenagigans is okay, but have also tried other parts of the menu and been somewhat disappointment. A total rip-off is the Chip Bunty. It promised six thick slices of bread with plenty of chips and condiments. Out trotted three waver-thin slices of white bread cut in half. Plenty of chips but hardly any bread - condiments consisted of salt/pepper and sauce if you asked for it. Pretty miserable really and not cheap (check menu). Pig 'n Whistle is much better value. Good food, nice place and big serves. Some of the local ex-pats put me into the place. "If you want a good meal, and you want a big meal, the Pig s the place." For a quick and inexpensive lunch, drop into the large store on the corner of second road and Central Pattaya rd. Good cheap lunch, and you can store up at the supermarket with beer and fruit, etc. Very nice looking restaurant up the escalator as well, but I haven't eaten there. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
utapaortnab Posted March 7, 2004 Share Posted March 7, 2004 Best Ribs and good Thai food under one roof: Cafe New Orleans - Pattayaland 2 Great Buffet Breakfasts: Lek Hotel Soi 13/Pattaya 2nd Rd Apex Hotel Pattaya 2nd Rd Nova Lodge Best Thai food P.I.C. Kitchen Soi 5 (Love the Jazz Pit there as well, pricey but very good) Mexican Food Tequila Reef Soi 8 (Someone told me it is closed now... If it is someone e-mail me) Blue Parrot Soi Pattayaland 2 Submarine/Hoagie Sandwiches Viking Beachcomer Pattayaland 2 Steaks-Chops-Seafood Captains Corner Just call from your hotel, they will pick you up Carvery Shenanigans Pattaya 2nd Rd Fish and Chips Pig & Whistle Soi 8 Weekend Dining w/entertainment Rosy O'Gradys Soi 8 Shenanigans Ken Bower San Antonio Texas Visiting Pattaya since 1971 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Up2U Posted March 8, 2004 Share Posted March 8, 2004 Best Ribs and good Thai food under one roof: Cafe New Orleans - Pattayaland 2 [/b](But poor service whenever I used to go)[/b] Best Thai food P.I.C. Kitchen Soi 5 (Love the Jazz Pit there as well, pricey but very good) (But getting down to floor level ...... OK for wife and daughter, but I struggled) Mexican Food Tequila Reef Soi 8 (Someone told me it is closed now... If it is someone e-mail me) (Still there last night) Fish and Chips Pig & Whistle Soi 8 (Agreed - ate there last night) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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