I seem to recall someone asking about Greek restaurants in Pattaya. I suppose this one is a start. Since some people on certain other boards seem to bitterly resent it when I write a restaurant review, I'll humor them by not writing one. I'll just refer you to someone else who did:

 

http://www.pattayadailynews.com/showfeature.php?FeatureID=0000001382

Actually, I posted that I was looking for a Greek restaurant in BKK, but in Pattaya is even better. I will give it a try and hope for the best.

Actually, I posted that I was looking for a Greek restaurant in BKK, but in Pattaya is even better. I will give it a try and hope for the best.

 

Being Greek, Paul knew that Greek food was the way to go, as it is surprising to find that there are over one thousand Greek nationals living in the greater Pattaya area, but other customers are also enchanted by Paul

Please report back - also is Souvlaki the only greek dish they have?

A friend and I are planning to give it a try this evening. I'll post about it after we've been there.

My bf and I just came from Halfway Inn. While the food was not bad, it certainly cannot be called a Greek restaurant. The only Greek food on the menu was souvlaki and Greek salad. The menu mainly consists of hamburgers, steak and chops; very limited. They have a meze also, but it really was just come cold cuts with cucumber, tomato and egg plant. We each had a small meze and a single souvlaki and water. Total bill was 416 baht. It is an open air place with no A/C if that is a concern to anyone. I am still looking for a truly Greek restaurant.

My bf and I just came from Halfway Inn.

I agree. My friend and I must have gotten there shortly after you had left. The souvlaki wasn't very much like I remembered from Greece. Basically, what is being served here is a kebob and grilled pita bread. Also, the yoghurt sauce was missing. We asked about it. The owner said that he is not satisfied with the yoghurt he is able to find in Pattaya, so he is importing some from Greece. It should be here and ready to serve in about a week. So, I'll give it another try in a week or so. I think it is still a good bargain for the price, but I definitely would not call it a truly Greek restaurant.

Actually, I posted that I was looking for a Greek restaurant in BKK, but in Pattaya is even better. I will give it a try and hope for the best.

 

There is a Greek restaurant in Silom Soi 4 next to the Telephone Pub, called "Souvlaki"

 

There is a webpage but it's down at the moment http://www.souvlaki.co.th/en/index.html

I guess until I get to BKK I will have to cook my own Greek food at home.

There is a Greek restaurant in Silom Soi 4 next to the Telephone Pub, called "Souvlaki"

I did a Google search: souvlaki bangkok

 

Several web sites popped up.