กินด้วยกัน Kin duai kan — Restaurant in Pattaya City

A Hidden Gem of Creative Cuisine – A Must-Try! We discovered this restaurant through a local Facebook group, where it was praised for its delicious food and generous portions. It certainly lived up to the hype, and more.

Run by a Thai-German couple that’s passionate about food, the restaurant offers an informal dining experience with only a few tables nestled in a cozy setting. The décor is a quirky mix of beach bar meets thrift shop, with an artistic, slightly chaotic charm that only adds to its appeal. Although It can get a bit stuffy on a hot evening, as it’s only fan-cooled. The menu, casually scribbled on a chalkboard at the entrance, merely hints at what’s to come, as the chef takes pride in crafting a surprise-of-the-day style menu.

The chef proudly shared that he’s only using fresh ingredients, avoiding additives and preservatives. The main course is a Korean pork BBQ, but for us it took a backseat to the innovative chef’s specials. Especially the braised pork leg with flambeed blueberry sauce was out of this world. We also indulged in the homemade pizza and freshly baked bread… all for just 255B per person, and you can probably order seconds if you still have space… we were stuffed to our necks without even being able to finish the first round.

To top it off, the owner’s homemade infused schnapps variations are a delightful way to finish the meal. Available in shots or by the bottle, they are a must-try for those looking to experience something truly unique.

If you're a foodie looking for an unforgettable unique culinary adventure in Pattaya, this is the place for you. We can't wait to return when we’re...

Kinda disappointed. I feel like I have to beg for food. For 300 baht I could go to a shibuya place and get loads of variety of drinks, desserts, meats, seafood and more. Here: They didn’t refill the clams. I was there for 2 hours and it wasn’t refilled. You can only bbq pork. And they didn’t even offer me more pork. I asked for more ribs and they said no… i came for ribs. Last time they told me ‘if you’re still hungry you can just ask for more!’ But this time when I ask for more i get told no… Not happy. My money could’ve be spent better elsewhere. Extreme disappointed. I’m leaving a buffet still feeling hungry…. That shouldn’t be the case. No one asked me if i wanted anything. At all. Bad customer service. I didn’t even get bread. I asked for bread and they made it but burned it… how disappointing. why must I ask in the first place? Others just got it. 45 baht for extra drinks. It’s just Fanta and water. If I had known I wouldn’t have gotten it cuz I don’t even enjoy soda. At a shibuya buffet I could’ve gotten coffee, bubble tea, and more included for free. No refills on lettuce and no sides like last time. Must I beg? I feel like they’re getting comfortable. Giving two stars cuz last time the service was better.. but I’m not happy.

I feel like for 300 baht I could’ve went to jomtien beach market and got more food and a better vibe… definitely not coming back....

This place is truly unique! A hidden gem! We found it through a recommendation in a Facebook group and decided to give it a try. The restaurant has a homely feel, located in an ordinary residential house, run by a Thai and a Foreigner owner. They offer both à la carte dishes and a set menu for 300thb per person, which includes a huge amount of food. The pizza was simply amazing, we tried the salmon pizza with an extra 30 THB, and it was worth. The set also included mukata with top quality, well-marinated meat that didn’t stick or burn at all, thanks to their great grill. There was also grilled chicken, marinated ribs, baked potatoes with cheese, vegetables, salad, small delicious dessert and drinks. The portions were so big that we couldn’t finish the chicken and asked to take it home, they kindly allowed. I highly recommend this place and will definitely come back. The only downside is parking, they only have space for motorbikes. For cars, you’ll need to park on a nearby soi or...