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Blue Olive

This place is reported closed. The details below remain for reference; choose a current alternative for your visit.

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The current Thai Wongnai record preserves Blue Olive as closed but still displays a 16:00 opening field and a 5.0 score from two ratings. Those residual fields are page-specific evidence of a stale listing, not a current timetable or recommendation.

Wongnai’s Thai Blue Olive Pattaya photo page still labels the record closed while displaying a 16:00 opening field, a stale directory signal rather than a usable timetable. The former Thepprasit Soi 8 building was later associated with Amber in 2018 and Meat Stuff in 2022, so the old Mediterranean-and-steak identity should be used only to distinguish the former premises from later occupants.

The October 2015 ASEANNOW discussion still described Blue Olive as open and directing customers to Facebook specials. That older claim conflicts with the current Thai closed label and the later-occupant reports; those reports date different businesses to the former setting but do not prove that the building is vacant, demolished or operating under Blue Olive again.

Status

The restaurant now appears to be permanently closed. The cited sources do not support treating it as an operating restaurant under this name.

The closure picture is stronger than a stale directory flag alone. An October 2015 ASEANNOW discussion still described Blue Olive as open and sending customers to its Facebook specials, which is useful historical context but not a current status check. The BigChilli’s 2018 review identifies Amber as operating in the old Blue Olive building, and Pattaya Mail reported in 2022 that the Soi 8 Thepprasit premises were then occupied by Meat Stuff and had formerly been Blue Olive. Wongnai’s Thai listing preserves the former Blue Olive identity and shows the venue as closed. The later premises evidence is stronger than the 2015 discussion, so these are historical identity checks, not evidence that Blue Olive reopened.

Former details

  • Area: Pratumnak / South Pattaya, off Thepprasit Road Soi 8
  • Former identity: Blue Olive Mediterranean and steak restaurant
  • Status: Permanently closed; verify any present occupant separately

The retained location is the former side-soi setting off Thepprasit Road. It is not a current map destination, and no former menu, price or schedule should be used to plan a meal.

Recorded listing details

These earlier details may describe a former operation or location. Source links are retained for context and may be out of date.

Listing details

Area
pratumnak
Cuisine
mediterranean, steak, seafood
Updated
August 2026
Sources checked · 5

These are the pages used to check this guide. Opening hours, prices and other details can change after the recorded access date.

  1. Blue Olive, Pattaya - Tripadvisor listing · accessed
  2. Pattaya Mail - former Blue Olive premises reported in 2022 · accessed
  3. The BigChilli - Amber in the former Blue Olive building · accessed
  4. Wongnai - Blue Olive Pattaya Thai listing · accessed
  5. ASEANNOW forum, October 2015 status discussion · accessed

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