Cherry's Restaurant Buffet

[Patna 3,802]

Motivated by the success of my other French restaurant topic, I've decided to open myself up for more abuse. At the time of the action I had no intention of starting this thread, so - much to my regret - I didn't take pictures of the appetizers, which included smoked salmon, raw oysters, clams, shrimp cocktail, sushi, serrano ham wrapped melon, spring rolls, pate and cold cuts. The main course included(but not limited to) lamb roast, beef, honey glazed ribs, calf liver, chicken, four kinds of fish, parrott fish and sole, squid, shrimp with various salads followed by great desserts. Unfortunately I wasn't really hungry but I'll make up for that small mistake next time. All you can eat for 380 baht on Wednesday and Saturday.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Samsonite 181]

Is this the restaurant across from the old... what was it.. .Xcite (?) that burned to the ground. Great food.

Edited November 2, 2013 by Samsonite

[Regyai 415]

Reliably good every time

 

Though (as to be expected) busy

 

 

 

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[N3RGT 118]

The rare beef looks good too !

[papillon 695]

380 Baht seems like exceptional value for Pattaya.

 

The grub looks delicious.

[short 215]

Nice catch Patna!!! I'm putting it on my future plans.

 

Here is their website: http://cherrys-restaurant-pattaya.com

[jacko 8,813]

That looks good.

What a difference 150 baht makes!

Edited November 3, 2013 by jacko

[bratpack 91]

My advice is to book too

[DP Gumbypgh 97]

Small point, price is actually 399 baht per person. Love to eat there, great food. if you want a table between 8 and 9pm then a booking is a good idea.

[Patna 3,802]

Small point, price is actually 399 baht per person. Love to eat there, great food. if you want a table between 8 and 9pm then a booking is a good idea.

Looks like I'm not very good with numbers :) Next time I'll take a pic of the bill...

[Patna 3,802]

That looks good.

What a difference 150 baht makes!

The point is that if you can eat a variety of things then there's no comparison of course, it would be unfair.

[Fatboyfat 361]

If it really was "calves" liver available (Do you believe it to be so ?) then the 380 Baht is a real bargain for that alone!

[Patna 3,802]

If it really was "calves" liver available (Do you believe it to be so ?) then the 380 Baht is a real bargain for that alone!

Dunno, quite common in Hungary. I personally prefer duck and goose.

[Tarl 1]

Friend took me here on my last trip, best farang food I have eaten in Patts and now on my list to do every trip. Love the place!

 

Thanks for the review and pics.

[MM 6,562]

Dunno, quite common in Hungary. I personally prefer duck and goose.

 

Yes, that's the typical pâté de foie gras whose origin is French (as is the word for the dish).

 

I've never knowingly eaten pâté made from calves liver, but here in Thailand, when you get pâté, who knows what it's made from?

[Fatboyfat 361]

Yes, that's the typical pâté de foie gras whose origin is French (as is the word for the dish).

 

I've never knowingly eaten pâté made from calves liver, but here in Thailand, when you get pâté, who knows what it's made from?

No… the Calves liver is a main course item, grilled or fried, not a pate. It costs a fortune here in UK, more than fillet steak, and I have only come across it before in Pattaya at Mata Hari and Brunos, so you can imagine what they would be charging for it.

[Patna 3,802]

It was grilled and I'm quite confident that it was real. A bit dry to me and I believe that was due to the fact that most people aren't to keen of eating liver, except the French. Remember when living in the States, I couldn't make any of my friends eat liver of any kind. They still believe that liver is for the cats...

[bratpack 91]

It was grilled and I'm quite confident that it was real. A bit dry to me and I believe that was due to the fact that most people aren't to keen of eating liver, except the French. Remember when living in the States, I couldn't make any of my friends eat liver of any kind. They still believe that liver is for the cats...

Liver is lovely,cooked correctly.I have duck liver in Thailand and its very succulent

[Patna 3,802]

Liver is lovely,cooked correctly.I have duck liver in Thailand and its very succulent

It may be a weird comparison but same as a steak - should be cooked rather fast but if it's overcooked, becomes dry and hard.

[Gabor 296]

Dunno, quite common in Hungary. I personally prefer duck and goose.

 

Yeah... one of my favourite in Hungary I miss it really much here....cold, fried fatty goose / duck liver with his own fat on the toast ( no any pate thing, just natural ) and purple onion ...

 

 

 

No… the Calves liver is a main course item, grilled or fried, not a pate. It costs a fortune here in UK, more than fillet steak, and I have only come across it before in Pattaya at Mata Hari and Brunos, so you can imagine what they would be charging for it.

 

Calve liver costs150 baht / kilo in Hungary... the fatty duck / goose liver costs 700 baht / kilo.

 

 

Liver is lovely,cooked correctly.I have duck liver in Thailand and its very succulent

 

No fattened goose / duck liver in Thailand... it needs a special process to stodge the bird....some farmers even give them spirit to make bigger and fattier the liver...

 

 

The difference between the " normal " and the fatty livers: ( one fatty liver must weight from 0.7 up to 2 kilo )

 

 

Edited November 5, 2013 by Gabor

[Tilacno1 23]

Foi gras ia disgusting

Animal cruelty force feeding geese then killing them for their grossly swollen livers

Banned in many countries now rightly so

GROSS and disgusting

[jacko 8,813]

Liver is lovely,cooked correctly.I have duck liver in Thailand and its very succulent

I often have pigs liver, the TGF cooks it along with spring onions and some of those large chillies.

It tastes really good, but she won't touch it and has an omelet.

[spike 236]

Thanks for the photos and report Patna...the food looks great. I especially like the looks of the shrimp kebob...do they have a salad bar?

 

I hope to get up there and check it out soon. Cheers

Edited November 6, 2013 by spike

[Gabor 296]

Foi gras ia disgusting

Animal cruelty force feeding geese then killing them for their grossly swollen livers

Banned in many countries now rightly so

GROSS and disgusting

 

Then better turn to vegetarian....

 

[Fatboyfat 361]

Mata Hari charged 1200 Baht for about 200g Calves Liver when it was on their menu. Current UK price is circa ￡30 or 1,500 Baht/ Kilo… if you can get hold of it. All veal related meats are a bit difficult to obtain readily in Scotland. Anyways thanks for the Cherry recommendation. I'll give it a shot later on in the month hopefully.

 

Now if I could just get a trustworthy report on the Bali Breeze (Indonesian/Dutch) restaurant in Jomtien …