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Harlan's Pattaya

Harlan’s lists Wagyu-focused dining at Soi Welcome Town, with Sunday afternoon service and Tuesday-to-Saturday evening hours.

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Welcome Town hours split between Sunday and the working week

Harlan’s lists 47/72 Soi Welcome Town, Central Pattaya Road, with Sunday hours of 1PM-6PM and Tuesday-to-Saturday service from 5PM-9PM. Monday is closed. Wongnai’s official listing corroborates the Welcome Town location and phone 081-161-3248.

Wagyu-led menu and reservations

The operator describes a menu centred on Wagyu beef and provides a reservation route. Wongnai classifies the venue as a steak restaurant. The different Sunday schedule is a practical point for early diners, while other opening days are limited to evening service.

Payment and current checks

Tripadvisor contains reviews from January 2026, including one that reported cash-only payment. That is a reviewer report rather than an operator statement, so confirm payment methods, menu availability, and reservations through the official site before travelling.

Recorded facts, FAQs & qualifications

More at-a-glance details

Listed Sunday hours
1PM-6PMOperator site checked 2026-07-29
Listed weekday hours
5PM-9PM Tuesday-SaturdayOperator site

The details

Planning

Monday

Closed

Reservation

Available through official site

On site

Facilities

  • Reservations
  • Dine-in

Listing details

Area
central-pattaya
Cuisine
steak
Hours
Sun 1PM-6PM; Tue-Sat 5PM-9PM; Monday closed
Updated
July 2026

Check recent reviews

Compare current visitor feedback on independent platforms.

Record highlights

  • Operator lists Wagyu cuts and table reservations
  • Current official Wongnai listing corroborates the Welcome Town location and phone
  • Recent Tripadvisor reviews document dining in January 2026

Check before relying

  • Monday is closed
  • Recent Tripadvisor review says cash only, so confirm payment methods directly

Frequently asked questions

Where is Harlan's Pattaya?

The operator lists 47/72 Soi Welcome Town, Central Pattaya Road, Pattaya Klang.

What are its listed hours?

The operator lists Sunday 1PM-6PM, Tuesday through Saturday 5PM-9PM, and Monday closed.

What is the restaurant known for?

The operator says its menu centres on Wagyu beef; Wongnai lists it as a steak restaurant.

Should I reserve?

The operator provides a table-reservation route. Confirm availability and payment before visiting.

Updated 3 cited sources
Sources checked · 3

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

  1. Harlan's Pattaya official website · accessed
  2. Wongnai official Harlan's listing · accessed
  3. Tripadvisor Harlan's listing · accessed

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