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Chef Cit Restaurant

Chef Cit Restaurant is the current full name of the Thai restaurant previously shortened to Chef Cit.

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Chef Cit Restaurant, previously shortened to Chef Cit, is a Thai restaurant on Soi Khao Noi in East Pattaya. Current map, directory and operator-linked social evidence support the full name and active operation.

Food and service

The verified offering covers Thai dishes, made-to-order meals, dinner and late-night food. Outdoor seating, delivery, takeaway, reservations and table service are available. Restaurant Guru published a broad THB 200–300 per-person spend range on 22 July 2026; this is not an itemised menu.

Hours and contact

The restaurant opens at 15:00 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and at 14:00 on Thursday. It closes at 01:30 each night. The verified phone is +66 89 936 8750.

What to know

Google showed a 4.4/5 score from 21 reviews on 22 July 2026, a relatively small sample. No dedicated official website was found, although an operator-linked Facebook profile is available. The prior Jomtien address and phone did not match the current record and have been removed.

Detailed facts, cautions, facilities & reviews

Full overview

Chef Cit Restaurant is the current full name of the Thai restaurant previously shortened to Chef Cit. It operates on Soi Khao Noi in East Pattaya with afternoon-to-late-night hours, outdoor seating, delivery, takeaway and reservations.

The details

Contact

Phone

+66 89 936 8750

Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/pavarisa.aukarachoktiwat

On site

Facilities

  • Outdoor seating
  • Delivery
  • Takeaway
  • Reservations
  • Table service

Listing details

Area
east-pattaya
Cuisine
thai
Hours
Mon 15:00-01:30; Tue 15:00-01:30; Wed 15:00-01:30; Thu 14:00-01:30; Fri 15:00-01:30; Sat 15:00-01:30; Sun 15:00-01:30
Updated
July 2026

Recorded guest rating

4.4 on Google · 21 reviews · checked Jul 2026

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Record highlights

  • Late-night service every day
  • Outdoor seating, delivery, takeaway and reservations
  • Direct phone and operator-linked Facebook profile

Check before relying

  • Only a broad spend range, not item-level current prices, was published
  • No dedicated official website was found
  • The public Google rating sample is small
Sources checked · 4

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

  1. Google Maps — Chef Cit Restaurant · accessed
  2. Restaurant Guru — Chef Cit Restaurant · accessed
  3. Chef Cit operator-linked Facebook · accessed
  4. Waze — Chef Cit Restaurant · accessed

Frequently asked questions

Is Chef Cit Restaurant open?

Yes. Current map, directory and operator-linked social evidence support operation as of July 2026.

Where is Chef Cit Restaurant?

It is on Soi Khao Noi in Nong Prue, East Pattaya.

What does it serve?

The verified offering includes Thai made-to-order dishes, dinner and late-night food.

How much should diners expect?

A current directory publishes a broad THB 200–300 per-person range; item-level prices were not available.

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