Ruenthai Restaurant — Restaurant in Pattaya City

I went to Ruenthai restaurent tonight and was most impressed by the setting.outdoor peaceful good thai decor n frindly staff.But that is were it stops.the food was the worst i have eaten in thailand.my sister n i ordered fried chilli prawn.i had eaten this at Vie vie in sukhimvitn it was divine with garlic n chilli n lime.what i got here was a thai soup with no chilli n the worst was that there was no fried prwn.it was floating in the soup together with mushroom etc.we did not eat the dish.the second disaster was spare ribs .we received small pieces of hard dry ribs which u could not even chew.all the sauces on the side were very saulty.there only somewhat decent dish was a chilli beef but again too salty.if u want to go here.go have a drink enjoy the music satisfactory dances n leave.dont waste almost 880 bahts like i did.the least they can do is to hire a decent chef.the 20 to 30 baht dishes in a food court r much much better.i am ver disappointed. Thank u Mrs Naidoo Durban Home of good food....

Came here for dinner with a few friends. Was hoping to see a Thai dance show but as we went there on a Tuesday there were no shows until Friday/Saturday and Sunday. I suspect it'll be 7 nights a week once the Thai tourism numbers recover to somewhere near precovid. However place is nice, plenty of tables to accommodate in the region of 100 plus people, probably more. We sat outside under the stars. We ordered some green curry, Tom yum soup, spring rolls, lab moo, fish cake things, rice and a few beers. Food and service was ok but nothing to rave about. That said the place was nice under the stars. Overall it's a nice place but it's a little tourist orientated and that might affect the quality a little. Cost all in was a little over 1300 baht which was fair. 4/5 stars. It's nice place to have dinner...

I saw some really good review from Google, hence I decided to come and witness it myself in Nov 2024. I took the opportunity to go Ripley's Believe It or Not in Royal Garden Plaze which is located opposite of this restaurant. They have obviously large signboard at the junction of the road and you have to walk a little into the lane for the restaurant. This restaurant doesn't just give you very presentable dishes but they come with Thai traditional costume dancing. We ordered 1) deep fried flathead lobster 🦞 with garlic 2) tom yum kong 3) mango salad 4) grilled pork neck and of course thai milk tea!! We enjoyed ourselves with fantastic food and dancing from the ladies.. couldn't ask for more from a...