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Pattaya, a coastal city located in Thailand, has much to offer when it comes to the culinary scene. From street food to fine dining, the local cuisine is a treat for the taste buds. Whether you are on a honeymoon in Pattaya or just enjoying Pattaya holidays, exploring the food scene is a must-do on your list of things to do in Pattaya. In this blog, we will take you on a gastronomic journey through Pattaya's culinary scene.

Street Food:

Pattaya's street food scene is a must-try for food lovers. The city is famous for its vibrant night markets that offer a wide range of food options at affordable prices. Some of the popular street food items that you must try include Som Tam (spicy papaya salad), Gai Yang (grilled chicken), Moo Ping (grilled pork), and Khao Pad (fried rice).

Local Cuisine:

Pattaya is also home to some amazing local restaurants that serve authentic Thai cuisine. The seafood in Pattaya is especially delicious, owing to its proximity to the sea. Some of the popular local dishes that you should try include Tom Yum Goong (spicy shrimp soup), Pad Thai (stir-fried rice noodles), and Gaeng Keow Wan Kai (green curry chicken).

Fine Dining:

If you are in the mood for some fine dining, Pattaya has some amazing restaurants to offer. Many of the city's high-end restaurants offer stunning views of the sea, making for a perfect romantic setting for your honeymoon in Pattaya. Some of the must-try fine dining options include the Glass House Pattaya, Mantra Restaurant & Bar, and the Silver Lining Restaurant.

Conclusion:

Songkran Festivities Being Cancelled in Thailand Due to Coronavirus

Thailand’s annual Songkran festivities are being cancelled as event organizers try to avoid mass gatherings and the spread of the Covid-19 Coronavirus.

Pattaya Mayor Sonthaya Khunpluem confirmed that Pattaya has cancelled most official Songkran activities for this year. Above all due to concerns of the outbreak of the Covid19 novel Coronavirus.

This includes the Wan Lai Festival on March 19th.…

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Thailand's Resort Town of Pattaya Celebrates it's 60th Anniversary

CHONBURI – The resort town of Pattaya, a tourism destination in Chon Buri province, is celebrating its 60th anniversary next month and has plans for marketing campaigns and promotions throughout the year.

The Bikini Beach Race, the Pattaya Music Festival and the Pattaya International Fireworks Festival are among the activities scheduled for this year to draw tourists.

Ekasit Ngampichet, president of the Pattaya Business and Tourism Association, expects 19-20 million visitors to Chon Buri province, mainly to Pattaya City, which receives more than 10 million tourists each year.

The number of visitors have been growing every year, from 16 million in 2017 to some 18 million last year, thanks to transport improvements that connect Pattaya City with other resort towns and the capital.

This coming Friday and Saturday, the city will organize the Pattaya International Fireworks Festival on Pattaya beach, mainly to honour His Majesty the King.

Other activities such as trade meetings will also take place this year, hosted by the Tourism Authority of Thailand.

Ronakit Ekasingh, deputy mayor of Pattaya, said the expansion of U-tapao airport, sitting between Chon Buri and Rayong, will bring investment to the two provinces, which are part of the Eastern Economic Corridor along with Chachoengsao province.

Steady investment to facilitate transport from other places to Pattaya is in the works, including a high-speed train with a station in Pattaya City, Mr Ronakit said.

Mr Ekasit said investment in Pattaya is on the rise, especially in the retail sector, to cash in on growing visitor traffic.

“A feasibility study for a big retail project from the shareholders of Iconsiam somewhere around the Jomtien area is being conducted,” he said.

The lack of a proper wastewater treatment system at popular beaches, including Jomtien, is a pressing issue.

Mr Ronakit said Pattaya City is discussing the problem with the local municipality to build a wastewater treatment plant on-site. Experts from universities will be invited to contribute to the modelling and cost structure for the plant.

By Dusida Worrachaddejchai The Bangkok Post