Thai food restaurants ?

[ranger]

Could anybody recommend any thai food restaurants around soi 2 area

or a soi or two either way.

 

Will be staying in sabai lodge.

 

Cheers.

[Cennn3]

If you are looking for some cheap Thai food then just go over the road to BigC. There are a few thai places in there plus Japanese, American, etc...

[CheshireTom]

The Sabai Lodge has its own restaurant that does half-decent Thai food.

[ranger]

cenn3, no need for it to be cheap,just good and thai.

 

I also prefer the independant run places rather than the "chain "

restaurants you find in the BIGC.

 

Thanks Cheshire Tom, Ive seen that on the website

and will no doubt eat there often.

 

Any more ideas ?

[rb]

I agree, it's not really bigC but the food court as you go in, I've had some nice food there.

 

of course my favorite of all is just across the Soi, the Welkom Inn, I enjoy sitting out side having a spicy seafood salad and a "chat" with the girls!!!

[Eneukman]

There is a rstaurant in Soi 2 itself - about half way down.

 

I did get food poisoning there on my last visit 2 years ago though the real reason I don't go there now is that I now live in Jomtien.

 

Alan

[joekicker]

The Green Tree has quite good Thai food.

[Eneukman]

The Green Tree has quite good Thai food.

 

That's the one that put me in hospital for 2 days.

 

However, you can get food poisoning almost anywhere.

 

Alan

[glynbuk]

The Sabai lodge restaurant (salathai) is not bad and a reasonable choice for a quick meal

 

some pics from my trip last xmas where i stayed in a dolphin pool cottage at the sabai lodge

 

click the pics for the bigger picture

 

 

 

a few places around to eat reasonably good food

 

 

http://www.thebeachgarden.com/bbq.htm

 

http://www.pattayabuffet.com/index2.html

[Emil]

Walk thru the enterance of the Welcome Inn on soi 2 to the Soi 3 side and you will find their restaurant. I've never eaten their but have tried the dessert.

[starry]

,Go to the right of Big C ,there is a thai restaurant ,does great food ,turn sharp right through door,bon appetite

Edited November 22, 2007 by starry

[D1andonlyDman]

Personally, I felt that SalaThai was the best Thai restaurant in the area. Fatties is also good, on 2nd road just off of Soi 2.

[BillWilson]

Walking UP soi 3 toward Big C, there are several street carts

have eaten at all of them

 

at big C downstairs there are two thai resturants, one Thai Thai, and another off to the side

both good, also black canyon upstairs serves a mean Pad thai and great coffee

 

Crossing 2nd rd toward big c again go to the right or toward walking street

same side as big c, in the street again several street carts

 

same side of street, toward WS and Alcazar is another slew of open air resturants

 

sunshine vista, soi 3 resturant also good

 

Welcom inn also has great food and desert and apetizers and snacks....

 

yes i eat on the street mostly

dont have a problem

 

think about getting your TG to hit the street and bring food back

wtf, if you dont like it, you only wasted 20 baht

 

i might throw in here, most TG's are uncomfortable in fancy places

they will go, but in my experiance, they would rather eat outdoors or off the street

 

at my apartment in Bkk, we have a nice cafe, meals 60baht, aircon, new place

my fiance would rather go outside, up the soi and eat at a outdoor dodgey place

same meal, 30baht

JMHE, ( Experiance not Opion, O's are like assholes, everyone has one

Edited December 19, 2007 by BillWilson

[js007]

Just a quick note here. Some of the best Thai food I've ever had was at unassuming little places that you'd never look twice at. Little hole in the wall restaurants. So why not experiment a little? Come to think of it, I've never really had bad Thai food in Thailand. The only problem I ever had was one time in Bangkok when they put so much hot spice on my food I couldn't even eat it. Other than that one time, I've always had good Thai food.

 

J