Pataya is a travel destination that serves as the origin of our country's package tourism. Consequently, there are a great many Korean restaurants there.
Package tours are required to allocate at least 50% of the itinerary to Korean cuisine, but
Even for independent travelers, it's natural to occasionally crave Korean food while traveling.
Especially when I've had a lot to drink the day before, the feeling is even more intense. 
However, compared to local prices, the cost of Korean cuisine is quite high.
Basic dishes like kimchi jjigae and doenjang jjigae start at a minimum of 200 baht (approximately 7,000 won). 

Of course, the taste isn't as good as in Korea, and it feels like I'm just paying for the bar, so I also tend not to visit Korean restaurants often. 
However, there are some reasonably priced and decently tasty restaurants in Pattaya, so I'd like to introduce them to you.

This is a restaurant called "Jinsung."

The location is near the Tiffany Show at Sai Chumphon, Pattaya (2nd Road).
Recently, the 'One Patio' commercial building has been developed with numerous Korean restaurants, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of a Korean commercial district.  

There is also a restaurant named "Shark" and the bibimbap franchise "De Bibimbap" is located here.   

It is a 5-minute walk from the Dolphin Intersection. 

First of all, the prices are relatively low compared to other Korean restaurants.   

The regular single-item menu starts at 150 baht, and there are many unlimited pork belly buffet deals for just 299 baht.  

The bulgogi-covered rice I orderedRice It is. While it is not delicious enough to warrant high praise, it is still worth eating.  

The side dishes are neatly arranged and varied, and most importantly, no seasonings are used.  

And we'll even treat you to dessert~

There, in the distance, you can see what appears to be the owner's mother personally making kimchi.   

Many people have visited here. The walls are covered in graffiti.

Of course, I also wonder if it was not some degree of mobilized effort.   

Anyway, if a Korean meal costs 150 baht in Pattaya, I'd recommend it.

Next, I should try the 299-baht buffet too.  

Location: From Pataya Dolphin World, walk 5 minutes to Sai Chup Road (immediately after passing Tiffany Show).
Phone Number: 081-145-6255 / 038-429-922
Business Hours: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Vacation: None