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Naan n Curry

Reported closed

This place is reported closed. The details below remain for reference; choose a current alternative for your visit.

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Closure record

Naan n Curry is permanently closed. Google’s Thai/English place search and Tripadvisor’s English and Thai listings carry the closed status. The former restaurant was opposite Central Festival Pattaya on 519/1-3 Pattaya 2nd Road. Singh Tours preserves the same former address and Indian restaurant identity in a separate business page.

This is a historical reference, not a dining recommendation. Do not travel to the old address expecting service, and do not treat the old phone, hours, price band or platform score as current. The closure signals agree, but the surviving records differ slightly in address formatting, so the page keeps the older 519/1-3 form rather than pretending to resolve every legacy unit number.

What the restaurant was

Tripadvisor describes an Indian restaurant with North Indian and vegetarian food, while the old reviews and photographs preserve a former menu identity around naan, curries, tandoori dishes and vegetarian choices. Those details are useful for archive and search context only. They do not establish a current successor menu or prove that the former staff, owner or recipes moved elsewhere.

Successor boundary

The exact-name English searches “Naan n Curry Pattaya 519/1-3 Pattaya 2nd Road closed source,” “Naan n Curry Pattaya 519/1-3,” and “Naan n Curry Pattaya Google Maps Tripadvisor Wongnai”, together with Thai “Naan n Curry พัทยา 519” and ร้าน Naan n Curry พัทยา ปิด 519”, did not produce a fourth qualifying independent origin confirming a reopening, successor, relocation or current operator. The absence of a confirmed successor is not evidence that the unit is vacant; it is the limit of this record.

Archive boundary

Google supports the current closure signal; Tripadvisor’s English and Thai pages preserve the former location and cuisine identity; Singh Tours supplies a separate dated business reference. Because the Thai and English Tripadvisor pages are the same source origin, the record remains below the full four-origin enrichment threshold and is retained as a transparent closed lead. No old hours, phone, menu or address detail should be used for a current visit.

Recorded listing details

These earlier details may describe a former operation or location. Source links are retained for context and may be out of date.

Listing details

Area
central-pattaya
Cuisine
indian, north indian, vegetarian
Updated
August 2026
Updated 4 cited sources
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 Thai/English exact-identity closure search · accessed
  2. Tripadvisor English closed listing and former restaurant identity · accessed
  3. Tripadvisor Thai closed listing and former address · accessed
  4. Singh Tours restaurant page, dated former Naan n Curry address · accessed

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