Lotus's

About

Confirm the current branch hours and service availability directly before visiting. Lotus’s is the supermarket chain most people in Pattaya still call Tesco Lotus — the name it used until CP Group bought Tesco’s Thai operations and rebranded to Lotus’s in 2021. It’s the go-to for affordable groceries, a new SIM card, toiletries, a cheap food-court lunch or a big weekly shop, and greater Pattaya has everything from full-scale hypermarkets to pocket-sized express minimarts.

The branches that matter

• South Pattaya hypermarket (Sukhumvit Road, near Pattaya Klang / the Outlet Mall): the largest and most central big store for most visitors, with the fullest range and easy parking.
• North Pattaya hypermarket (Sukhumvit Road): the main store for the northern end of town and Naklua.
• Lotus’s go fresh (many locations): small express minimarts on the side streets for everyday top-ups, usually with longer hours.
• This listing’s map pin sits in the southern Sukhumvit / Na Jomtien stretch.

Wongnai’s current Thai listing for Lotus’s Supermarket Sukhumvit Pattaya 53 gives a separate Pattaya branch at 24/58 Moo 5, Sukhumvit Road, with daily 09:00-22:00 hours and a published phone number. That is useful evidence that the chain has a current Pattaya branch, but it is not proof that the southern Na Jomtien map pin is the same unit.

Details

• Hours: Most hypermarkets roughly 9am–11pm daily (some open earlier); express stores often longer — varies by branch
• Website: https://www.lotuss.com/en
• Customer line: 1430 (Lotus’s Thailand)

Good to know

Inside the hypermarkets you’ll usually find more than a supermarket: a food court, pharmacy, mobile-phone and SIM shops, banks and ATMs, and often fast food — a genuine one-stop. Hours and individual store line-ups change, so check the official site or call 1430 if you’re making a special trip. For a quick top-up, the nearest ‘go fresh’ express store is often the easier option.