Closed service record

Fever Expat Food & Beverages

Fever Expat Food & Beverages is retained as a closure record, not as a current service recommendation.

TouristsExpats & Nomads Updated 19 Jul 2026

Your trip

Pattaya Insider record Updated 19 Jul 2026 3 cited sources

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What the shop sold
Closure evidence and former location
What replaced it

Evidence record

Retained, unverified notes

The material below is preserved for research context. It may describe an older operation or location, and embedded links may be stale. Verify the exact provider independently before relying on it.

Fever Expat Food & Beverages is temporarily closed. Google Maps and Wanderlog both carry that status, and the record contains no reopening schedule.

What the shop sold

The former grocery range focused on imported and familiar UK foods, including sausages, bacon, frozen meals, chocolate and biscuits. The record describes an air-conditioned shop. One customer review cautioned shoppers to check expiry dates, and no static current price list was published.

Closure evidence and former location

The verified address is 327, 70 Soi Bongkot M.9, Pattaya City, Bang Lamung District, Chon Buri 20150. Google Maps and Wanderlog independently mark the shop temporarily closed, while OpenStreetMap confirms the identity and location. No reopening hours are documented.

What replaced it

The record does not identify a successor. The former phone, website and rating are not presented as current operational information on this closure page.

Sources checked · 3

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

Google Maps — temporary-closure status · accessed Jul 19, 2026
OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · accessed Jul 19, 2026
Wanderlog — venue status and reviews · accessed Jul 19, 2026

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