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Kamikaze Seafood & Steak Restaurant

Kamikaze Seafood & Steak Restaurant is an official-site-listed Beach Road venue near Soi 7 with Japanese, Thai and Western food and daily 2PM-midnight hours.

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Kamikaze on Pattaya Beach Road

Kamikaze Seafood & Steak Restaurant is listed on Pattaya Beach Road near Soi 7, close to the Central Festival area. Its official website describes a sea-view venue with Japanese, Thai and Western food, seafood, steaks and a booking route. The listed phone number is +66 38 361 698.

The official menu page shows salmon sashimi at ฿259, a deluxe Angus beef burger at ฿299, a fish trio at ฿449 and a large seafood-and-meat platter at ฿1,999. Those are page-specific menu examples, not a guarantee that every item or price is current. The site also describes a salad bar, but confirm whether it is included with every main dish before ordering.

Hours, parking and reservations

The official site lists daily 14:00-00:00 service. AutoReserve, CheersPattaya and Tripadvisor provide independent current-facing checks for the Soi 7 identity and booking context. Ask about seating, current prices, payment method, parking and table availability before travelling. The operator says free parking is available along Beach Road and near Central Festival; treat that as an operator statement rather than guaranteed space at peak time.

  • Phone: +66 38 361 698
Detailed facts, cautions, facilities & reviews

More planning notes

  • Check menu prices and booking availability before travelling.

The details

Prices

Official menu example ฿259

Salmon sashimi

Contact

Phone

+66 38 361 698

On site

Facilities

  • Sea-view location
  • Booking route
  • Free parking stated by operator
  • Salad bar stated by operator

Listing details

Area
central-pattaya
Cuisine
seafood, steak, japanese, thai
Hours
Daily 2PM-12AM
Updated
August 2026

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Record highlights

  • Seafood and steak menu
  • Japanese, Thai and Western categories
  • Official booking route
  • Beach Road and sea-view location

Check before relying

  • Menu prices and availability can change
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. Kamikaze official website and menu · accessed
  2. AutoReserve Thai restaurant listing · accessed
  3. CheersPattaya business listing · accessed
  4. Tripadvisor restaurant listing · accessed

Frequently asked questions

Is Kamikaze Seafood & Steak Restaurant open?

The official website lists daily 2PM-midnight service; confirm before travelling.

Where is Kamikaze Seafood & Steak Restaurant?

Pattaya Beach Road, Pattaya 7 Alley, Pattaya City, Chon Buri, Thailand.

What does it serve?

The official site lists seafood, steaks, Japanese, Thai and Western food.

How much does it cost?

The official menu examples include salmon sashimi 259 baht, Angus beef burger 299 baht and a fish trio 449 baht; confirm current prices.

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