Bigg Boss

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Bigg Boss is a restaurant in the Central Pattaya area of Pattaya. It is listed as serving thai, international.

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Area: Central Pattaya
Type: Restaurant
Hours: Not listed — call ahead to confirm
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Area: central-pattaya
Cuisine: thai, international

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