Chinese food in Pattaya

[poshglasgow]

The Chysanthemum Restaurant in the Royal Cliff has been much reduced in size in recent years and is no longer quite such an attractive environment in which to eat. The staff, however, remain very attentive (in all senses - a previous maitre d' once arranged for me to meet one of the waiters after hours) and the food is of a very high standard. The Chinese restaurant on, I think, the top floor of the Dusit offers an excellent all-you-can-eat dim sum buffet every day.

Very helpful, thank you. Is the buffet at the Dusit strictly dim sum or are there alternative chinese dishes available at the buffet?

[Marsilius]

Strictly dim sum at lunchtime, I think.

[kittyboy]

Chinese food styles are varied. My spouse a Chinese national loves the pig trotters at a small thai/chinese food shop just up the corner from thep prasit road and thappraya road. hmmm... yummm...just like the pig trotters back in meizhou china.
The place is basically a food stall but the food is good. However, you are basically sitting at a picnic table with plastic chairs and in the summer it is bloody hot as it is open air. I can highly recommend it. But it is not the Chinese food style most people think of when contemplating a Chinese meal.

The foodies may be clutching at their collective smelling salts at the thought of eating at a food stall. LOL..

[poshglasgow]

Chinese food styles are varied. My spouse a Chinese national loves the pig trotters at a small thai/chinese food shop just up the corner from thep prasit road and thappraya road. hmmm... yummm...just like the pig trotters back in meizhou china.
The place is basically a food stall but the food is good. However, you are basically sitting at a picnic table with plastic chairs and in the summer it is bloody hot as it is open air. I can highly recommend it. But it is not the Chinese food style most people think of when contemplating a Chinese meal.

The foodies may be clutching at their collective smelling salts at the thought of eating at a food stall. LOL..

Many thanks Kittyboy

[frequent]

Strictly dim sum at lunchtime, I think.

I've always thought the phrase "dim sum" was the collective noun for SGT's Pattaya-centric members