Advertisement

Ramen Restaurants in Pattaya

If you’re craving a proper bowl of ramen while in Pattaya, you’ve got more options than you might think. Most visitors stick around Central Pattaya or Jomtien when hunting for noodles, but some of the best ramen joints hide in quieter sois that locals swear by.

Places like Menya Iroha on Second Road bring a solid Tokyo-style shoyu ramen that’s rich and balanced. Then there’s Ramen Yamadaya tucked near Pattaya Klang, known for their thick, creamy tonkotsu broth that’s perfect after a day in the heat. Don’t overlook the smaller shops around Naklua either, some serve up insanely good miso ramen for way less than you’d expect.

Want a tip? If you’re there during the rainy season, a steaming hot bowl with extra chashu hits just right. And try asking for 'kaedama' , that’s extra noodles, so you don’t have to finish your broth too fast. Just keep your eyes peeled for shops with handwritten menus or steamed windows, those usually mean fresh, homemade broth. Pattaya’s ramen scene may surprise you once you start digging a bit beyond Beach Road.
🌍 Part of the My Guide Network 180+ destinations worldwide
Search by Map

Book Top Experiences and Tours in Pattaya:

If you're booking your trip to Pattaya last minute, we have you covered. Below are some of the top tours and experiences.

View All Experiences

Ramen tips from a Pattaya local

If you want to try a bowl that locals rave about, skip the big tourist spots and head to Soi Lengkee near Central Pattaya. There’s a tiny ramen place that’s easy to miss but always packed. Their broth is simmered overnight, and the noodles are pulled fresh daily. Also, don’t be shy about asking for extra toppings or adjusting spice , many places can make it just how you like.

One more thing: during the hot season, some ramen shops offer cold noodle dishes too. They’re refreshing if you’re not in the mood for a steaming bowl but still want that umami punch. Just ask around, people there know the spots.

Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions about ramen in Pattaya? Here are some answers from someone who’s tried it all.

Good question! Head over to Menya Iroha on Second Road or check out Ramen Yamadaya near Pattaya Klang. Both have broths made the right way without the tourist mark-up. Also, smaller spots in Naklua are gold if you explore. Don’t just stick to the big malls.

Ramen usually runs higher than your street pad thai, but it’s reasonable for what you get , especially if it’s quality broth with fresh noodles. Expect around 150-250 baht for a solid bowl. Local joints are cheaper, some even under 100 baht but quality varies.

It’s a bit tricky around here. Most ramen spots focus on pork or chicken broth. However, a few places experiment with vegetable broth or miso-based versions that can work for vegetarians. Bangkok has more options, but Pattaya’s catching up slowly.

Yes, a few ramen joints around Beach Road and Walking Street stay open past midnight, catering to night owls and party folk. For instance, Menya Iroha often runs late evenings, but double-check times since some spots close early on weekdays.

You can get takeout, but ramen loses a bit of its charm and texture once reheated. The noodles can get soggy, and broth cools fast. If you have time, I recommend eating it fresh at the shop , the atmosphere and slurping experience matter more than you’d think.

Tipping isn’t expected like in Western countries. If you really like the service, leaving small change or rounding up is always appreciated. Most locals don’t tip. So don’t feel pressured.

Explore Restaurants Categories

Seafood (62 places) If you’re in Pattaya and craving seafood, you’re in luck. This city isn’t just about nightlife; it’s where fishermen unload their catch daily, so the seafood here is as fresh as it gets.Forget Explore
Indian (28 places) Indian food in Pattaya isn't just about the usual staples you'll find anywhere. Some places bring solid street-food vibes while others lean into more refined dining. Personally, I always swing by 'Sur Explore
Thai (26 places) If you’re craving real Thai food in Pattaya, there’s a lot more than just the touristy street stalls around Walking Street. You’ll find dishes here that locals swear by, from fiery som tam (papa Explore
Italian (13 places) If you’re craving Italian food while in Pattaya, you’re in luck. The city has more than just your typical pizza and pasta joints, and some places really get it right, fresh ingredients and all.For Explore
Top Rated - Restaurants (11 places) Finding the best places to eat in Pattaya isn’t always about what looks fancy or what’s pushed in guides. These restaurants have earned their top ratings because thousands of genuine travellers ke Explore
Steakhouse (11 places) Pattaya’s steak scene might surprise you. It’s not just about fancy hotel restaurants with sky-high prices. If you know where to look, you’ll find cozy spots serving up seriously tasty, well-coo Explore
Pizza (10) • A list the Top Ten (9) • Asian (9) • Coffee Shop (8) •

Top Things To Do in Pattaya

See All →

Top Things To Do in Pattaya

Click to See All

We Are Part of the My Guide Network!

My Guide Pattaya is part of the global My Guide Network of Online & Mobile travel guides. We are now in 180+ Destinations and Growing.

Nearby Destinations

My Guide Network Locations
Add to your trip
Day {[{day.day}]} {[{day.dateFormat}]}
{[{slotLabel(slot)}]}

Add your travel dates so we can place this on the right day, or save it for later.

Add to day {[{trip.popover.day}]}Add to trip Cancel