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Cha Cha Cha Boyztown

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Cha Cha Cha is a new Thai restaurant on Second Road, just across from Boyztown. It’s very modern

and the food is very colorful and tasty with ample portions and good prices. The food is not bland.

They use a lot of fresh colorful vegetables.

Pricey? Not in my experience.

I usually pay between 109 and 130 for that in the restaurants that I frequent in Pattaya. And that sometimes include rice. In Cha cha cha rice is an extra 20 baht, or maybe it was 25 I don't remember.

 

I actually think most on Cha cha chas menu was a bit overpriced for thai food but since the food is good and the location is convenient near Boyztown, I still go there sometimes.

159 Baht is the normal price I would pay or something like cashew chicken; and rice is always 20 Baht extra in Thai restaurants that I visit. Nevertheless, I don't see how it could be called pricey?

The fish prices in ChaChaCha are much higher in the 400 Baht range, as I recall, so I don't order that.

I regularly eat fried chicken with cashew nut, rice and drinking water (glass bottle will be refilled) for 85 THB in Ladprao near soi 101.

This is in Bangkok or Pattaya?  Is it a restaurant with air con or a street stall or street food?

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They have and very tasty also. A bit pricy at 159 baht but it's a large size dish.

 

 

I usually pay between 109 and 130 for that in the restaurants that I frequent in Pattaya. And that sometimes include rice.

 

 

I regularly eat fried chicken with cashew nut, rice and drinking water (glass bottle will be refilled) for 85 THB in Ladprao near soi 101.

 

the usual race to the bottom - though that phrase may cause some confusion among readers more familiar with other threads on this forum

 

and Christian does not include the 3.5 Baht 2 hour non-air-con bus trip to get to Ladprao 101 for this culinary delight

 

I can go to a small non-aircon Thai shophouse "restaurant" and for 40 baht get a plate of rice and a serving of curry slopped on from a bain-marie where it has been sitting for a few hours and a plastic mug of water and ice of unknown quality and eat it on a rickety table and plastic stool or I can go to a cafe or chain restaurant in a mall and pay 100 or 200 baht for better quality ingredients, larger servings, freshly prepared, with air-conditioning and comfortable seating

 

you can't compare on just price alone - I get just as confused when people compare 5 star hotels with a 500 Baht  guesthouse because both rooms have a bed, toilet and shower

 

bkkguy

you can't compare on just price alone - I get just as confused when people compare 5 star hotels with a 500 Baht guesthouse because both rooms have a bed, toilet and shower

No I compared with similar restaurants in Pattaya that I visit and gave the prices they usually charge for the same dish. And Cha cha cha isn't a luxuary restaurant. It's a hostel with a small restaurant down in the lobby.

This is in Bangkok or Pattaya?  Is it a restaurant with air con or a street stall or street food?

Bangkok. No aircon, but you can call it a restaurant as kitchen and furniture are fixed installation.

 

Your questions are valid. Need more information than just price to compare.

and Christian does not include the 3.5 Baht 2 hour non-air-con bus trip to get to Ladprao 101 for this culinary delight

 

you can't compare on just price alone - I get just as confused when people compare 5 star hotels with a 500 Baht  guesthouse because both rooms have a bed, toilet and shower

Non-air-con buses are 6.5 Baht (no fan) or 9 Baht (fan).

 

But that's all I look for in a hotel: bed, toilet and shower.

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They've started to make you fill in a form when ordering food at the table and hand it over to the waitress instead of her writing down what people want for food. A bit weird.

They've started to make you fill in a form when ordering food at the table and hand it over to the waitress instead of her writing down what people want for food. A bit weird.

may be they think it's more upscale and sophisticated practice, if that's the case just wait for a price rise

may be they think it's more upscale and sophisticated practice, if that's the case just wait for a price rise

Over here, its a practice of those mid scale restaurants cutting down number of waiters, and their waiting time.

may be they think it's more upscale and sophisticated practice, if that's the case just wait for a price rise

They raised Chicken and cashew from 159 to 169 baht. I guess they have to cover for the paper costs.

I believe they are just trying to get an accurate order. Often times the waiter stands around for a long time while customers try to decide what to order.

Yes that's probably the case.

I believe they are just trying to get an accurate order. Often times the waiter stands around for a long time while customers try to decide what to order.

Another way to put it, they want the customer to do what waiter used to do for them? Lol

They raised Chicken and cashew from 159 to 169 baht. I guess they have to cover for the paper costs.

still less than I pay in Oasis Surawong, place where I like that dish the most. 

 

It's sure thing that whenever I will be in Pattaya next time I know where my first meal will be eaten as long as they still will stay in the business

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