Dining in Jomtien

There are many places to eat in Jomtien. That said, the range of food on offer isn’t quite as diverse or delectable as in Pattaya Beach. No-frills expatriate run restaurants and bars serving European and Thai cuisine abound. Swiss, British, German, Dutch, Indian, Chinese and Russian it’s all here. Along the busy northern seafront parade are lots of seafood restaurants. And every hotel has a restaurant or two catering to its guests and visitors.

Ironically some of the best food is to be had on the beach. Laze beneath a deck chair and umbrella while your vendor whisks Thai snacks straight to your plastic table. 'Tom yum talay'soup, 'pad Thai', spicy seafood salads and more. It's invariably cheap, usually delicious and you can enjoy uninterrupted sea views while eating!

Jomtien's Fine Dining

Connoisseurs more given to formal dining will probably be prepared to venture outside Jomtien. You should check out Reviews of Pattaya's Best Restaurants for suggestions. If not, there are a few Jomtien gems anyhow, some among the best Pattaya has to offer:

Brunos
Long established European restaurant, formerly home to a Michelin chef (Chateau Dale Plaza, Thep Phrara Road)

Deano's Wine Bar and Bistro
Gourmet European cuisine and Thai Fusion. Outdoor terrace and extensive wine list too (Jomtien Beach Road, 75m south of Soi Chaiyaphruek)

Pinnacle and Meridian Revolving Restaurant
Slowly revolving views over Jomtien Beach accompanies its sumptuous foods (52, 53 or 54th floor of Pattaya Park Tower, 345 Jomtien Beach)

The Grill House
Steak and seafood's and romantic dining on the beach (Rabbit Resort, Dongtan Beach, Jomtien)

Rim Talay Seafood
First-rate seafood in a pleasant seafront setting (between Soi 8 and 9, Jomtien Beach Road)

Our Pattaya Bay Dining Section offers many more similarly sumptuous suggestions.