Jea Noi Vietnamese Food — Restaurant in Patong

Walked past this cozy restaurant and saw that their reviews were really good. So decided to come in to try. I had the spicy noodles with pork which was decent, or rather normal. The pork slices were really tender though, which is the highlight of my meal. And it's 50baht so no complaints here. I also ordered a plate of fried cabbage which looks interestingly... Pale. They was no fragrant of it being "fried" and more like boiled cabbage and drizzled + stirred with some fish sauce only. The garlic were in cloves instead of minced (which is sometimes alright) but I couldn't taste any of the garlicky taste. The cabbage wasn't really cooked thoroughly enough so it was slightly too crunchy on some parts as well. So I will fail this plate of cabbage and give this a 1 star only. I also tried asking for prik nam pla (fish sauce with cut chilli) to enhance the flavour of my cabbage by myself... and was only given fish sauce as they don't provide chilli. Overall, due to the price and taste of decent noodles, it's still not so bad. So maybe i shdnt have ordered the cabbage or I came too early when the chef hasn't been ready yet... I probably will come back again to try other dishes...but for now... This is a...

We had seen lots of great reviews for this place so just had to try. We caught the free shuttle from the other No. 6 restaurant in Central Patong (runs every hour I think - just turn up and ask when the next one is!), and were taken aback by the incredible views, which this picture just doesn't do justice. I went for the Panang curry and my boyfriend had the chicken with garlic and pepper. Both were incredible and the menu was huge, filled with lots of other tempting dishes, all with pictures to help you decide. We had 4 drinks each (beer for him, cocktails for me) and we paid less than 1200 Baht for everything! Absolute no brainer, if you're in...

Absolutely lovely food and a great range to choose from. Entering, you are greeted with some stairs and a small bridge over a little water feature filled with Koi Fish. The view is breathtaking, a mountain and city in the distance whilst surrounded by trees. The staff are friendly and speak English.

How to get here free by Tuk tuk: If you are nearby the No. 6 Restaurant in Phrabarami Rd, you can catch a Tuk Tuk that is run by the No. 6 Restaurant. It is roughly a 10 minute ride however, I recommend holding on for dear life as the Corners up the Mountain/Hill are really sharp and the Tokyo Drift song will run...