Pattaya beach itself, hasn't the appeal as say Jomtien beach, with Jomtien beach being the option of choice for those travelers and expats looking for something a little better. The water is cleaner, and the choice of food venues is of a higher standard also.
It's a common thing, where one wants steak and pasta and the other wants som tum and sticky rice. As I mentioned before, Jomtien beach has a great choice of European food and most of a higher standard. The Jomtien beach strip is long like Beach road and parking is just as tough, at times, although there are a lot more spaces available. You can always take the baht bus, at 10 baht per head, up and down Jomtien beach road, to get to your destination. One restaurant, probably Pattaya's and therefore best restaurant Jomtien is Moonlight Fine Dining. Moonlight Fine Dining ticks all the boxes. You can dine in the open air with the stars and the beach or be tucked away in their plush private dining booth, where it's just you. Ample parking, or they will pick you up and bring to the restaurant and you can enjoy as much wine as you like from their extensive wine collection. With only 5 tables inside, and the same outside, you are assured of intimacy and personal service. Both culinary and front of house staff have been internationally trained and their last residency was with Hilton Pattaya, so you can expect the best. Moonlight Fine Dining really does live up to its name of being a fine dining restaurant.
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