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Tandoori Indian Restaurant

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Tandoori Indian Restaurant is a generically named Indian restaurant listed in central Pattaya on map data.

Status

Unconfirmed. Central Pattaya has several similarly named tandoori and Indian restaurants, and we found no independent, current confirmation that a distinct business called simply “Tandoori Indian Restaurant” is trading at this spot today. To avoid conflating several different restaurants into one review, we have kept this as an honest, unverified note. For Indian food in central Pattaya, several established, clearly identifiable options nearby are worth checking on a current map or reviews site.

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Area: Central Pattaya (exact location unconfirmed)
Status: Trading status not verified
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Area: central-pattaya
Cuisine: indian
Updated: July 2026

Updated 18 Jul 2026 2 cited sources

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Indian Restaurants in Pattaya — Tripadvisor (category listing) · accessed Jul 18, 2026
OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · access date not recorded

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