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Suttangrak

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Suttangrak Pattaya is permanently closed. Google Maps marks the exact 99 Moo 1 Na Jomtien branch closed. Wongnai and Tripadvisor still expose historical profiles, but those do not establish current operation.

Closure status

The evidence was verified on July 24, 2026. Former opening times, menu prices, phone details and platform scores are no longer actionable and have been removed.

What the restaurant was

Suttangrak was a waterfront Thai seafood restaurant on Na Jomtien Beach Road. Historical sources describe outdoor and air-conditioned seating, live music, group dining and a published lineage beginning in 1971 in Laem Chabang, with Na Jomtien described as a later branch.

What replaced it

No verified successor at the former Na Jomtien premises and no reopening under the Suttangrak identity were found. The page is retained as a historical closure notice.

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 Source links are retained for context and may be out of date.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
na-jomtien
Cuisine
thai, seafood
Updated
July 2026
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 — exact branch identity and permanent closure · accessed
  2. Wongnai — historical Thai identity, address and menu · accessed
  3. Tripadvisor — historical branch and waterfront identity · accessed
  4. Around Pattaya — published restaurant lineage · accessed

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