Open Air Seafood Restaurant on Second Road
[QUOTE=Natty Bumpo]Pattaya was great this October. I bar fined Mrs. Natty anyway, not for sex, just for her company, and she took me to a very good open air seafood restaurant off Second Road. I forgot the name, but I remember how to get there. I will go back.[/QUOTE]Kudos to Mr. Bumpo for a superb report. It's writing like this that keeps me wading through the clueless newbie questions and flame wars over prices.
If Mr. Bumpo would be so kind as to expand on his mini-restaurant-review I would be very much obliged. Why did he fancy the place? Food? Prices? Ambiance? Hand job from Mrs. Natty under the table? Also, how can the rest of us find this place?
Bunky
Seafood Restaurants in Marine Plaza
Mr. Bumpo and Mr. Daddy:
Thanks ever so much for the additional information regarding the seafood restaurants in Marine Plaza. I'm always on the lookout restaurants of that ilk, especially those that are less expensive than the big places on the west side of Walking Street that cater to the tourists. While the food at those places is pretty good, and the view over the bay is pleasant, the prices are just unconscionable.
After reading your directions and descriptions, I think I've eaten at the Marine Plaza restaurant that Mr. Bumpo recommended, the one with the fish tanks. I will give its competitor a try.
Along the same line, among the food vendors that cluster just east of Walking Street on Soi 14 (or maybe it's Soi 15) there is a guy who sells a decent selection of seafood, priced by weight and prepared as you wish. You'll eat at one of those small tables on the street, among the working girls slurping their noodles. But you'll pay a fraction of what they charge at the Tankay or Lobster Pot. And watching the world go by as you dine is the best free show in town.
Thanks again for the information.
Bunky