Pattaya — Places to eat
A 30-baht boat to the island, a 10-baht truck down the beach
- Mum Aroi (Naklua) — Seafood on an open-air deck facing the sunset
- Pupen Seafood — Jomtien's beach-end seafood spot with plenty of repeat customers
- Rimpa Lapin — Dinner on a cliff-edge terrace as the sun sinks into the sea
- Lan Pho Naklua Seafood Market — Pick lobster from the tanks, the stall next door cooks it
- Jomtien Night Market — Beachfront night market of skewers, roti and som tam at sunset
- Thepprasit Night Market — Pattaya's biggest market, at full size only on weekend nights
- The Sky Gallery — Lawn-and-beanbag cliff restaurant made for sunset
- The Glass House (Boho) — A glasshouse dining room on the sand, toes in the beach
- Somtum Na Muang — Air-conditioned Isan spot by Terminal 21: som tam, grilled pork, fried chicken
- Jae Tho Beef Noodles — Rich beef noodle soup loaded with ribs, done by 4 pm
- Horizon Rooftop Bar (Hilton Pattaya) — 34th-floor rooftop bar over the whole of Pattaya Bay
- The Chocolate Factory (Pratumnak) — Chocolate desserts and coffee on a seaside cliff
- Nitan Coffee's Tale — A roastery café where you sniff the beans before you choose
- Toffee Cake Chonburi (Pattaya) — Chonburi's toffee cake, 6 for 99 baht, bought by the box
- Ja Noi Mango Sticky Rice — A 24-hour stall that slices your mango to order
- Leng Kee — Chinese-Thai kitchen that never closes
- Surf & Turf Beach Club — Beach club tables on the sand, facing the sunset
- Albatross Coffee Roasters — House-roasted single origins across from the sea
- BRU Coffee & Bar — Specialty espresso in a small east-side room