November 20, 201411 yr Guys, I'm visiting Pattaya this weekend & it has been a long time since I was last there. Where would one suggest I could find the best American Breakfast in Town?
November 20, 201411 yr Author Popular Post Soutpeel, No doubt you must be on the list of most favoured members. Anyone else have a usable suggestion?
November 20, 201411 yr If you are in the Jomtien Beach area then try Rich Man Poor Man. It's a bar/restaurant type place owned by an American guy and he serves a American style breakfast. Go down (Jomtien) Beach Road and he is located on either Soi 9 or 10. When you turn into the Soi you will see the place on the right side, about 50' in.
November 20, 201411 yr Author If you are in the Jomtien Beach area then try Rich Man Poor Man. It's a bar/restaurant type place owned by an American guy and he serves a American style breakfast. Go down (Jomtien) Beach Road and he is located on either Soi 9 or 10. When you turn into the Soi you will see the place on the right side, about 50' in. Cheers Spaniel. I can summise this is a genuine big american breakfast?
November 20, 201411 yr Do you actually want an American breakfast (ie with things like waffles and hash browns) as opposed to a British one (ie with toast and jam, and fried farmyard)? Either way, I would recommend the Casa Pascal brunch buffet as having decent quality breakfast items for just about every taste and ethnicity. Hard to beat for the price (225B).
November 20, 201411 yr Author Do you actually want an American breakfast (ie with things like waffles and hash browns) as opposed to a British one (ie with toast and jam, and fried farmyard)? Either way, I would recommend the Casa Pascal brunch buffet as having decent quality breakfast items for just about every taste and ethnicity. Hard to beat for the price (225B). Kitten Kong, Yes, thats what Im after. Can you tell me where to find it?
November 20, 201411 yr It's on 2nd Road, just opposite the Royal Garden shopping mall. http://goo.gl/maps/y2PFZ
November 20, 201411 yr Irish Rovers...Say no more...I will say more. Went to their website and menu and there is no American breakfast listed there. Mushrooms, stewed or fried tomatoes, beans, black pudding is not what the OP had on mind. Think eggs, potatoes of your choice, waffles, french toast, pancakes with maple syrup, tea, coffee, juice, etc. Edited November 20, 201411 yr by ThaiBob
November 20, 201411 yr Author Irish Rovers...Say no more...I will say more. Went to their website and menu and there is no American breakfast listed there. Mushrooms, stewed or fried tomatoes, beans, black pudding is not what the OP had on mind. Haha thanks Thaibob. The Thai's idea of a good breakfast is really something to be imagined!
November 20, 201411 yr The Heidelberg in Soi Wongamart Naklua is pretty good for all kinds of Breakfast. Its about 50metres from Naklua Road,
November 20, 201411 yr Am following this thread. Would like eggs, strip bacon (as opposed to round English bacon), fried potatoes with onions (bell peppers even), and choice of toast or pancakes. Am really tired of hash browns (frozen variety with breading).
November 20, 201411 yr Irish Rovers...Say no more...I will say more. Went to their website and menu and there is no American breakfast listed there. Mushrooms, stewed or fried tomatoes, beans, black pudding is not what the OP had on mind. iRovers is decent value at 99B but you need a blood pressure check before eating and statins for life afterwards. The plate is about the only thing that isn't fried.
November 20, 201411 yr Am following this thread. Would like eggs, strip bacon (as opposed to round English bacon), fried potatoes with onions (bell peppers even), and choice of toast or pancakes. Am really tired of hash browns (frozen variety with breading). Casa Pascal should tick nearly all your boxes (no pancakes that I know of).
November 20, 201411 yr Just a thought, what about the restaurant in Foodland (forget the name now, (Tok lae dee or something), but very reasonable, and virtually 24hr))? I haven't checked their menu recently but I know they'll cook anything (within reason) that you buy in the shop.
November 20, 201411 yr Moonshine Bar, Soi 4, Jomtien: sausage, bisquits, gravy, pancakes, grits (sometimes)....and other stuff, such as the Mexican breakfast burrito, among others.
November 20, 201411 yr http://richmanpoorman.net/restaurant-bar.html I'm tempted by their "Hungary" Man option! But I'm rarely that "Hungary" for breakfast. More seriously, I have heard from a number of people that their Eggs Benedict is excellent, even some saying best in town.
November 20, 201411 yr You could try at Foodland market in Pattaya klang . They have a nice american breakfast at a very reasonable price.
November 20, 201411 yr All foolish comments aside... could the OP be looking for something like this??
November 20, 201411 yr Irish Rovers...Say no more...I will say more. Went to their website and menu and there is no American breakfast listed there. Mushrooms, stewed or fried tomatoes, beans, black pudding is not what the OP had on mind. iRovers is decent value at 99B but you need a blood pressure check before eating and statins for life afterwards. The plate is about the only thing that isn't fried. Serves only instant coffee with that. An American wouldn't touch it therefore with a bargepole.
November 20, 201411 yr Jollies on Soi Buakaow. Not only can you order your eggs cooked however you want, there is proper decent percolated coffee.
November 21, 201411 yr Jollies on Soi Buakaow. Not only can you order your eggs cooked however you want, there is proper decent percolated coffee.How are waffles and pancakes? They have real maple syrup?
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