No. 01
Mantra Restaurant & Bar
The city's most multi-cuisine flagship is the family-dinner default for a reason. Six live cooking stations, the buffet option for indecisive eaters, the à la carte option for committed ones.
Read the review →Rooms that comfortably hold a four-to-six-person group, work for both the older relatives and the younger ones, and offer something for everyone.
Family dinners in Pattaya are particular: they need to work for the parents and the in-laws and the cousin who only eats certain things, all on the same table. These are the rooms that handle the geometry of a family meal without making any one diner feel awkward.
The city's most multi-cuisine flagship is the family-dinner default for a reason. Six live cooking stations, the buffet option for indecisive eaters, the à la carte option for committed ones.
Read the review →Hilton Pattaya's all-day dining room handles family-sized groups well. The Sunday brunch is a city signature; the regular dinner service is calmer and arguably better.
Read the review →Naklua's iconic 100-tables-on-the-sea seafood institution. Whole grilled fish, papaya salad, the bay laid out in front of you — and the format suits a multi-generational table because everyone shares.
Read the review →For a more refined family dinner. The Cannelloni, the seasonal white asparagus, the dining room's quietness suit a slower-paced evening with older relatives.
Read the review →For a relaxed family lunch with kids. The garden setting helps; the menu is broad enough to satisfy varied tastes; the social-mission story adds substance to the visit.
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