Updated 29 Jul 2026 2 cited sources

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Nong Jai 1 Restaurant

Nong Jai 1 Restaurant is a long-running Pattaya Second Road restaurant near Central Pattaya. com lists the venue under the Nong Jai 1 name. Confirm its current hours, menu and exact entrance before making a special trip.

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A central Pattaya restaurant with two listings

Nong Jai 1 Restaurant is listed by Trip.com in Pattaya City and by Wongnai as a Second Road restaurant near Central Pattaya. Wongnai’s description is useful for identifying the venue: it describes Thai and international cooking, including pizza, rather than a single-cuisine restaurant.

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The sources do not provide the same detailed wayfinding information. Wongnai describes the Second Road position before Central Pattaya, while Trip.com supplies a plus-code location. Use a current map or contact channel to confirm the entrance rather than relying on an older street description.

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Neither qualifying source is the operator, so its menu, hours, payment options and availability can change. Check those details directly before travelling specifically for Nong Jai 1.

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Nong Jai 1 Restaurant is a long-running Pattaya Second Road restaurant near Central Pattaya. Wongnai describes Thai and international food including pizza, while Trip.com lists the venue under the Nong Jai 1 name. Confirm its current hours, menu and exact entrance before making a special trip.

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Confirm current hours and exact entrance before travelling
No operator menu or timetable was found

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Pattaya Second Road location

Listing details

Area: central-pattaya
Cuisine: thai, international, pizza
Updated: July 2026

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Record highlights

Two independent listings identify the central Pattaya venue
Published descriptions include Thai, international and pizza options

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No operator source was found for current hours or menu
Exact location details differ between listings

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Trip.com — Nong Jai 1 Restaurant listing · accessed Jul 29, 2026
Wongnai — Nong Jai Restaurant listing · accessed Jul 29, 2026

Frequently asked questions

Where is Nong Jai 1 Restaurant?

Wongnai places Nong Jai on Pattaya Second Road near Central Pattaya. Trip.com gives a Pattaya City plus code for Nong Jai 1. Confirm the exact entrance with a live map before travelling.

What food is listed?

Wongnai describes both Thai and international food and specifically mentions pizza. The current menu is not independently published, so check before ordering for a particular dish.

Is Nong Jai 1 Restaurant open?

It appears in current Trip.com and Wongnai listings, but no operator timetable was found. Confirm same-day trading and hours directly.

What should visitors verify?

Confirm hours, the entrance, payment options and menu availability before a dedicated visit.

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