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Simon's Fish and Chips

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Former Jomtien fish-and-chip shop

Simon’s Fish and Chips is a historical Jomtien dining record. A 2010 discussion describes it as an established local shop, while Pattaya Mail’s December 2022 overview of Pattaya fish-and-chip businesses lists Simons among former outlets that had closed. That makes the old map entry useful for background, but unsuitable as a current restaurant recommendation.

Do not merge it with Simple Simon’s

The 2010 discussion separately mentions Simple Simon’s on Jomtien Soi 5. Similar names are not enough to treat them as one business: their old comments, location details and price references should remain separate. This page concerns the former Simon’s Fish and Chips record only.

What cannot be verified now

No current operator account, menu, phone contact or timetable was found for Simon’s. Older forum opinions describe individual meals and service, but they are neither current evidence nor a basis for recommending a present meal.

Practical advice

Skip this pin when choosing a current fish-and-chip stop. Use a venue with a recent operator page or current menu instead, and retain Simon’s only when interpreting older Jomtien guides and forum posts.

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 Source links are retained for context and may be out of date.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
jomtien
Type
pub
Updated
July 2026
Sources checked · 2

These are the pages used to check this guide. Opening hours, prices and other details can change after the recorded access date.

  1. Pattaya Mail: former Pattaya fish-and-chip outlets · accessed
  2. ASEAN NOW: Simon's Fish & Chips discussion · accessed

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