Thread: Places you'd recommend

You don't go to Nana often then? it got sold and turned into an addition to a Go Go bar

note the use of past tense in my post.

Yes I know they shutdown about 2 years ago

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But what happened to the burger person who used to hang out on the second floor (first floor for you Brits)? Those were great burgers; guaranteed to ward off any possible hangover.

If you want somewhere romantic to get away for a weekend or a mid-week, I have to recommend the Rayong Resort. Its quiet, different styles of food and has a private and clean beach.

I don't have any particular affiliation with the place, I just enjoyed my get-away, even though it was only 20 km from home.

Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

I would recommend The Old Dutch on the corner of Soi Cowboy.

Ham & Cheese omelette with baked beans is yummy. Their chips are fine, too.

Last sunday - somewhat hung over ....

( well we did beat vietnam by 19 goals the day b4 and yes everyone that was us in long gun - shirts off raucously singing the thailand tigers theme song - i apologise for ruining your viewing pleasure! )

rode to the old dutch to try ur reccomendation,

cook hadnt turned up (this was about 9 or 10am) - Boss was fuming - left again (well i wanted to eat didnt i!)

down cowboy left at asoke - u-turned when safe - EXCEPT - boys in brown, so I had to pay 200 baht for the privellege of getting nothing to eat!

next time i'm sticking to the soi 19 beer garden!

Originally Posted by Opus

If you want somewhere romantic to get away for a weekend or a mid-week, I have to recommend the Rayong Resort. Its quiet, different styles of food and has a private and clean beach.

I don't have any particular affiliation with the place, I just enjoyed my get-away, even though it was only 20 km from home.

could you be a little more specific mate?
i live in BKK but like to go down there for the odd weekend.
even better a linky would be perfect.

Two definite Pattaya recs here:

Cucumber restaurant, opposite soi Day night. Reasonable selection, open kitchen, friendly and efficient service, choice of aircon or outside, meals cooked fresh. Excellent onion soup, salad, tuna salad, salmon salad, bbq fish, salmon panang, and lasagna. Expect 250-400 per head without drinks and worth every satang. Never did like the idea of a compulsory service charge because I tip Thai style with few though extravagant exceptions, and this would anyway've seen more than the 10% added.

Mata Hari, up on Jomtien Hill, bit expensive but no complaints, excellent all round.