Donglana

Donglana is one of the clearer current wins in this batch because it has both live social profiles and a fresh 2026 map update. The business is still public-facing, and the sources agree that it is a seafood venue rather than a dead imported name. The main uncertainty is not whether Donglana exists, but how to express the street address cleanly and what hours it keeps.

What is confidently documented

The OpenStreetMap node for Donglana was updated on 4 June 2026 and includes house number 20/14. The Instagram profile for @donglanapattaya describes the business as a marinated seafood shop with a spicy dipping sauce, which gives the venue a specific food identity instead of the generic “restaurant” tag carried by old imports. The Facebook page uses the same Thai name, so the social footprint is consistent.

This is enough to treat Donglana as a current business. It is not a case where a decade-old restaurant node survived after the operator disappeared.

The address problem is real

The exact point is stable at 12.9312568, 100.9061503, but the street naming conflicts. OpenStreetMap stores the address on Soi Noen Plub Wan, while Nominatim resolves the same coordinates as Sukhumvit Pattaya 53 Soi 2. Both sources agree on house number 20/14 and the same point on the map.

That means the safe way to write the page is to flag the conflict instead of pretending one label is definitely right. For ride-hailing, map pins and deliveries, the house number and coordinates matter more than winning an argument about transliteration or local street naming.

What is still missing

No dependable opening hours were visible in the sources reviewed. The social profiles show current activity, but a live profile is not the same thing as a published daily schedule. No sourced menu prices were found either. That matters because marinated-seafood shops can shift stock and availability quickly.

The page therefore keeps the hours in verify status and avoids item-by-item menu promises. That is the right tradeoff here. The venue is current enough to recommend in principle, but not current enough to print a clock time or a price that may be wrong by next week.

Recommendation

Choose Donglana if the appeal is specifically marinated seafood and you are comfortable navigating by coordinates or a Thai-language map pin. The concrete recommendation is to use the house number 20/14 and the exact pin instead of typing only the English street name into a ride app.

Skip Donglana when you need a guaranteed timetable or when the group will be frustrated by address ambiguity. In that case, message the venue through its active social profile first or pick a restaurant with a published schedule. Donglana has enough live evidence to move well beyond a stub, but not enough to behave like a fully operator-documented listing.