Romanasia — Pratumnak Legacy Restaurant Record

Romanasia is a map identity to check while already in Pratumnak, not a restaurant to cross Pattaya for. Its coordinate and old restaurant category are clear, but nothing dependable confirms that the venue still trades in July 2026.

What the map establishes

OpenStreetMap records Romanasia as a restaurant at 12.9103760, 100.8617083. Nominatim resolves the same point to Romanasia Soi, a small lane in the wider Pratumnak area. The repeated name is useful because it separates this record from similarly titled businesses elsewhere and suggests the venue was locally prominent enough to label the lane.

The weakness is age. The restaurant object was last edited in January 2015 and contains no cuisine, telephone, website or opening schedule. A surviving pin can remain after a closure, a move or a change of operator, so it cannot support a claim that Romanasia is open now.

Finding the old point

Use the coordinate rather than asking a driver for Romanasia by name. The lane is smaller than Pratumnak’s main numbered roads, and a search service may favour an unrelated result outside Pattaya. Once there, compare the present business sign and unit entrance with the pin.

If another restaurant occupies the site, treat it as a separate venue unless the new operator clearly states continuity. Do not transfer Romanasia’s old map identity to a successor, and do not assume the lane name means the original dining room survives.

What remains unknown

No reliable current menu, cuisine description, prices, hours, reservation contact, payment information or accessibility detail was found. The generic restaurant category proves only how the point was classified. It does not justify guessing what was cooked or whether food service operated throughout the day.

That lack of detail matters for anyone with allergies, mobility requirements or a fixed schedule. A present-day storefront photo, active first-party page or dated menu would materially improve the record; name-only search results would not.

Recommendation

Romanasia suits a local-history check or an opportunistic look during a Pratumnak walk. Skip it for breakfast plans, a group rendezvous or any meal where timing matters. The concrete choice is simple: use the pin only if the detour is small, and choose a currently documented restaurant when the meal itself is the priority.

Do not use this record to settle a disagreement about whether the business has closed. It proves where an old restaurant marker exists, while a current operator statement or clear evidence at the unit would be needed to establish what happened next.