Boat

Boat is useful as a documented South Pattaya restaurant lead, not as a confirmed current dining recommendation. The exact OpenStreetMap point sits on Pattaya Second Road at 12.927134, 100.876515. A local discussion from March 2012 supplies the only detailed account found: it places Boat shortly before Royal Garden Plaza when approaching from South Pattaya and remembers it for a basic low-cost breakfast.

What the record establishes

The OpenStreetMap node identifies a restaurant named Boat. Nominatim resolves the same coordinates to Pattaya Second Road in Pattaya, Chon Buri 20210. Those two map records give a usable position, but the business tags on the node were last edited in October 2015. A map marker alone does not prove that a restaurant is trading in 2026.

The historical discussion is more descriptive but much older. A March 2012 post reports a cooked breakfast with two eggs, bacon and coffee, while another participant describes the Second Road landmark position. The reported prices belong strictly to that 2012 conversation and should not be used for a present budget. There is no sufficiently reliable current menu, telephone number or operating schedule in the sources reviewed for this update.

Avoid the name trap

“Boat” is a broad business name in Pattaya. Search results also surface a Boat Restaurant connected to A-One The Royal Cruise Hotel in North Pattaya. That is on Beach Road and is not the Second Road map object covered here. Matching a name without checking the road would merge two different places and produce misleading hours, menus or hotel details.

For this page, the coordinates and Second Road identity control. If a driver or map search returns a North Pattaya hotel, redirect to 12.927134, 100.876515. Even then, look for the actual storefront before assuming that the older restaurant survives under the same name.

How to use this listing

Boat may be worth checking if you are already walking the Second Road section near Royal Garden Plaza and want to investigate an older local breakfast lead. It is not strong enough evidence for a dedicated cross-city journey, a timed reservation or a meal needed before a tour. Have a nearby fallback because both the present business status and opening hours remain unverified.

The practical recommendation is simple: use the pin to inspect the site while you are in South Pattaya, then read the current menu and hours at the door. Skip it as a planned destination when you need confirmed dietary choices, a known price, or assurance that breakfast service still exists. The old report explains why the name appears in Pattaya dining discussions; it does not turn that history into a current promise.