Restaurants

[paborn]

Well, posting here is always an adventure - say something and see where it goes - what flights of fancy are born......

I'm hoping this one is simple. I noted that my health is recovering and I'm planning a return to Pattaya. On my last trip, when I was actually ill, I hate evrery meal - 3 a day - in the ambiance. This year I'd hope to be a bit more mobile but wouild like some restaurant recommendations near the Ambiance. No more than a few blocks, say 3 to 4 away. I love just about anything - Indian, Thai, Italian, French, German, etc. Just some nice places you might recommend a friend.

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[gerefan2]

Lewinski Hotel, (they do all sorts) and the Italian restaurant next door, Casa Fellini.
Both on the same Soi 13/3, two up from Boyztown. Same Soi as Kawaii Bar.
Go past Panorama and cut through. 5 mins walk maximum.

[paborn]

Thanks so much, The Lewinski I've never heard of - can you point me there?

[Rolling Stone]

Shakariki 432 (Japanese) on the other side of 2nd road across boyztown.

[gerefan2]

http://pattayadailynews.com/announci...er-in-pattaya/

Look there for an overview and the I suggest you go to any of the Hotel booking sites, like TripAdvisor, for a map.

Or, from the Ambiance Hotel walk down to Panorama, and follow the road round to the right and you will come to the next Road (130 metres). Cross it and you will find another small soi opposite. Go down there, (30 metres) and you will come to another road.

Lewinski Hotel is diagonally opposite to your left. Total distance about 200 metres max.

[arsenal]

I've only eaten there once but the Indian restaurant across the road from Boyztown was very nice. I posted about it here somewhere. I cant remember the name I'm afraid.

[arsenal]

Also, the metal chairs restaurant that is located on Second Raod between two Boyztown sois is excellent. It might prove particularly useful if you're not feeling 100 per cent. They have loads of smaller meals that are delicious and cost about 40-50 baht. The crispy pork with red sauce is a regular early hours snack. Crispy pork belly, rice, red sauce, boiled eggs, cucumber and a peppery broth, all for 45 baht.

[StevieWonders]

I've only eaten there once but the Indian restaurant across the road from Boyztown was very nice. I posted about it here somewhere. I cant remember the name I'm afraid.

Why is it that most Thais refuse to eat in Indian restaurants?

[francois]

Thais don't seem to like Indian food or Mexican food for whatever reason.

[francois]

Thanks so much, The Lewinski I've never heard of - can you point me there?

As stated, it is on same soi as X boys, Kawaii, and Dream Boys. You can google for a map.