Saladan Hot Pan See — Closed Venue Record

Saladan Hot Pan See remains an unresolved status record, not a confirmed dinner option. The current Cybo buffet directory lists the name at WV8G+852, Thap Phraya 5 Alley, publishes +66 64 347 5416 and labels the listing Open Now, but it does not provide an operator-controlled timetable or menu.

That creates a practical evidence boundary: the directory label is a current signal, while the seven-search English and Thai pass found no qualifying operator page, current menu or reliable schedule. The historical 17:00-01:00 hours are retained only as context and should not be used to plan a late meal.

What Saladan used to be

The retained page identifies Saladan as a Thai buffet record, and Cybo places it in the buffet category. The qualifying source confirms the plus code, road name, phone and current-status label, but not a menu, price, cooking format or successor. Do not transfer an old food description or the historical schedule to another business at the site.

Former location

The directory record gives WV8G+852, Thap Phraya 5 Alley, Pattaya, with the retained coordinates 12.9158269, 100.8754547. Alternative transliterations include Salatan and Saladan, which can make the old venue appear to be several businesses in search results; use the name and plus code together when matching an old itinerary.

Do not transfer Saladan’s details to a new business at or near the coordinates. If the site has changed, any replacement needs its own name, operator evidence, menu and timetable.

Who this record helps

The page is useful for travellers who saved the buffet years ago or found the name in an old dining thread. It answers the practical question before they travel: the current qualifying evidence does not support a dependable meal time, menu or booking route.

Do not choose the former site on the strength of the Cybo Open Now label alone. Select a buffet with a recent operator post or direct telephone confirmation, and treat the 17:00-01:00 timetable as historical context rather than an operating promise.

Visitors may still encounter the directory phone or plus code in search results. Call only to establish whether the number reaches the same business, and do not mark a nearby buffet as Saladan without matching the operator name. Keep the historical identity separate from whatever now occupies the site.