Found this first imprission on the net about kiss food.

Kiss Restaurant
Second Road
Central Pattaya
(rear of Mike’s Shopping Mall)

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Quality: 8
Quantity: 8
Value: 9
Atmosphere: 8


FIRST impressions, as anyone who has visited Pattaya can attest to, can be deceptive.

The first impression you get when entering Kiss is that it’s a fast-food joint, complete with counter and photos of what’s on offer.

It’s a little better than that though, as a small army of waitresses is ready to help, and the menu is quite extensive.

Open to the busy Second Road, the restaurant has a flurry to it, and seems busy even when it’s almost empty. Tiled floors and modern tables set it apart from other Thai cafes, and local music plays in a bid to lessen some of the din from the nearby traffic.

The menu is predominantly Thai, with some Chinese dishes, and there are plenty of photos to help if you don’t know what to choose.

pattaya food reviews - Kiss restaurant We went for tom yam goong (80 baht), fried snapper (150 baht) and macaroni with chicken (50/60 baht). Most of the dishes are less than 50 baht, and offer excellent value for money.

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There are Western dishes, such as spaghetti bolognaise, mackerel steak, and roast chicken, but this is the place for Thai dishes, not imitations of things you can get back home.

There’s also a good selection of fresh fruits from 45-65 baht, and a huge range of ice-cream desserts for as little as 25 baht. The snapper was among the best I’ve tasted; a crispy skin, with tender meat underneath, and plenty of it. The tom yam, or spicy prawn soup, was just as good, with just the right mix of flavours, while the macaroni offered something different, and its tomato sauce was particularly satisfying.

Kiss is open 24 hours a day and is a good place to try authentic Thai food, at authentic Thai prices, something of a rarity in Pattaya.

Good Convenient eating place, especially late at night. Will not be winning an Michelin stars but is cheap and a good selection of dishes Farang and Thai. Ate there many times.

I love the place. I will often go there with my Bar Fine for the night before returning to the hotel. There is another one up towards the Dolphin roundabout which is just as good if not as conveniently situated. Around 2001 the opened up one just around the corner in Soi Dianna Inn. It did not last very long as it was only 50m from the one on 2nd Rd.

I never seem to get the problems with orders bit there that is so common in restaurants in Thailand. Quick and great value for money. Big thumbs up.

I like the food there but stopped going due to the amount of Hawkers.



Spidey.

Bloody polls!!!

Why not just ask what people think?? LOL

I like the one at the Dolphin but the one on 2nd road is shit.

Have eaten there many times, the Soi Dianna, Mike Mall Intersection is a madhouse plenty of traffik, its a good place to sit and eat and people watch.

Good Value & Good Atmosphere, food is just ok ,nothing special , but becuase of its location i do eat there a lot.

i hppay to hear that u love polls 555555 LOL

sorry mate i like polls

Fair enough but they are a waste of time because not many people tell the truth in them so they are pointless and don't in anyway give a true reflection of what people realy think. People tell the truth when asked a direct question that requires writing it down.

i eat there quite alot its good munch when youve had a skin full and its very cheap. one thing they should sort out is the street walkers that just come up to you trying to sell you a map of thailand while your trying to gollop down your spag bol its not on

I hate the hawkers when i am eating. I don't mind them in bars but when they stand over you while you are atig is fucking annoying

It's open 24 hours and is cheap. However the servings are relatively small and quality fairly average. Overall I think it is good value and a great place of a late night snack if you are going past.

The thing that stops me going more often is the hawkers. It really pisses me off when people ask me if I want to buy the crap they are peddling while I am eating.

Listen carefully people:
IT'S SHITE!
Again...........
It's SHITE

Ok, when I first went to Pattaya all those moons ago I thought it was great: cheap, open all the time and convenient, hell, I even liked the food but what the hell did I know; I thought cow pat was something you stepped in in a sunday school outing. Now I think it's cheap, open all the time, convenient but the food is SHITE.
Get out there people, find the small Thai places to eat.

I'm beginning to suspect a conspiracy here.