Food & drinkCentral Pattaya

B52 Bistro

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“B52 Bistro” appears in public map data at the same coordinates as B52 Guesthouse in Central Pattaya, near Soi Krom Teedin. We could not find independent evidence — no Facebook page, Tripadvisor listing, delivery-app presence or customer reviews — of a restaurant trading under this name today, despite a thorough search.

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Current status: Unconfirmed — no independent restaurant listing found under this name
Related property: B52 Guesthouse occupies the same address and is a real, listed Central Pattaya property (see our hotels section for that page)
Hours: Not verified
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Rather than publish unverified menu or pricing details for a business we can’t confirm is trading, this record is deliberately limited to the disputed identity. If B52 Bistro is open and you can confirm current details, we’d welcome the update; in the meantime, the B52 Guesthouse listing on this site covers the same address for accommodation purposes.

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Area: central-pattaya
Updated: July 2026

Updated 18 Jul 2026 2 cited sources

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B52 Guesthouse Pattaya — Tripadvisor listing (same address/coordinates) · accessed Jul 18, 2026
OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · access date not recorded

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