Bier Stüble — Restaurant in Pattaya City

Food was not good. Ordered a Rahmschnitzel with German noodles (spätzle). Sauce was not rahm sauce but tasted like the one of those from an instant packet mixes. It was a very brown mix with mushrooms in it. The real Rahm sauce is a cream-based sauce that was not the case here. Regarding the ambiance it was very strange. I went in and it felt like I was entering someone's home without prior notice by the way people were looking at me and my family (old grumpy German dudes). The Thai lady managing the place was nice and the service was OK but the food was not tasty as it should have been. One positive point though is that they have 3 types of German beers. Paulaner weihenstephan and erdinger. Won't...

Pro's: Reasonable priced food with good large portion, both meat as fries and nice salad. They seem to get returning guests so I guess they do a good job.

Advice: If the Jaeger schnitzel is drowning in the topping, which was more watery then solid, do not drop the good amount of fries mostly in that substance, but serve it seperately;

Con: -Older lady servant no smiles, no hospitality, only murky looks and she did not understand that there is no...

Craving German food? Then this is the place for you. Friendly service from the German-speaking owners, a well-trained chef who makes a very good sauerbraten, something you can't easily find in Pattaya. The Thai food was also very appealing. That's why we'll gladly return to the nicely chilled dining room and the quaint bar area near the entrance, with its...