Pathe — Restaurant in Chom Phon Subdistrict

Firstly the negative reviews of this place are probably a reflection of the authors more than the place itself so please do not rely on them. I'm not local and I wasn't ignored or treated any different than local customers.

This is a lovely quiet bar/restaurant set on the bend in Soi 10. The outside dining area is so pleasant and quiet with nice background music playing low.

There is plenty of seating inside the air-conditioned dining area and outside where the fans will keep you cool and the mosquitoes away 😉

There is ample parking in the Soi, which is very quiet.

Glasses for beer are ice cold with ice inside and perfect after a hot day. The staff will continuously refill your glass and change it for a colder glass - perfect. If you buy 3 beers you're eligible for a free table snack and I chose sliced beef in a spicy sauce with salad.

The menu is substantial and well priced. The food is delicious and the service is good. There is also a pizza store located within the outside dining area and they make delicious pizzas - small 220B large 350B.

All in all this is...

This restaurant is located just a short way into Soi Ladprao 10 and offers bold, flavorful dishes. I ordered the Spicy Beef Tendon Tom Yum— the beef was incredibly tender, melting in my mouth, and the soup was rich and perfectly balanced with intense flavors. Another favorite was the Japanese-style Spicy Beef Salad, where the beef was cooked to perfection and paired beautifully with the rich, flavorful sauce. The last dish I tried was the Fried Chicken with Lemon Sauce, served with crispy fried kale. The chicken was crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, while the sauce was smooth, tangy, and not overly heavy. I highly recommend this place for a fun gathering or a relaxed evening, especially with their great beer promotions and bold,...

Not bad at all. The food was rather tasty, I tried 3 dishes because I wanted to stuff myself but I'd recommend their house specialty fried chicken with mayonaisse sauce and fried seaweed. One of the male staff members was nice and friendly and tried his best to speak english with me. They promptly wait on you and refill the beer. One of the girls who worked here seemed unhappy and disengaged, kind of stood there like a mannequin when I asked for "check bin". Seems like the place has been up for 6 years and seems to have a reputation as I see people come in nice cars despite being in a random soi. Price was reasonable - the specialty dish + standard chicken-cashew nut+ appetizer + asahi came to about 500 and some baht. Worth 1...