Doriwon

A place like this must fail. Don't ever go there. The owner was very overbearing and told the employees twice not to speak in English. Then do you speak Korean? Even though there is a Thai friend next to me, he speaks in such a commanding tone and the food is poor. Stir-fried octopus is served as a side dish everywhere and the taste is not good. Out of luck, are you the only Korean restaurant in Pattaya?

This restaurant have so delicious and traditional Korean food. Hey, go now~!

Add on 05. Jun
The best Korean restaurant in Pattaya

I went there because I was tired of eating Thai food for 2-3 days.
Welcome, one word and that’s it
When it comes to bulgogi, I always choose kimchi stew.

I went there looking for a Korean restaurant, but I was a bit disappointed.
The owner is not friendly.
The quantity of budae jjige is small and the price is mediocre.

The taste is really authentic.the service is also great! The staff is really considerate.im quite picky with veggie so i put aside almost half of the veggie they served then the staff offer me if i wanna add the same type of veggie i left in the bowl.

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5 people visited
I ate 5 servings of bulgogi, pig's feet, and red pepper paste stew.
Bulgogi, as its name suggests, is delicious as it preserves the taste of old-fashioned bulgogi.
The amount seems appropriate for one person.
The pig's feet are delicious, but the portion feels a bit meager considering the price.
Red pepper paste stew tastes better if you have red soup flavored with red pepper paste.
The ingredients are poor and the taste is lacking.

I ate about 3,500 baht in total.
I plan to revisit and eat bulgogi in the future.
If someone buys me pig’s feet, I eat them.
If someone buys me red pepper paste stew and asks me to eat it, I will break off the relationship.

Employees are friendly and faithfully fulfill requests.
I think universal service is good, but
The part where the owner does not respond to customers at all
It makes me feel like something is being neglected.
And in Bangkok, you can just eat sundae soup.
It was disappointing that there was no dessert or fruit provided.
You can't ask for something you don't have.

I went to Pattaya before it was called Koreatown.
It's been a while since I stopped by
There are already many Chinese stores in Pattaya.
Even though the stores are full of customers,
Korean restaurants are relatively quiet.
As expected, this is a disappointing part.

Is it the price or the taste?
I'm not sure if it's the cause.

Food not more than OK. Waitress very nice. Not cheap though but what's worst is the owner behind the cashier. Arrogant and super rude. Unacceptable.

This whole area is korean centric, the owner was very patient to listen to my sea food allergy issue and ensured everything was ok. Tasted my first makgeoili and they also gave the proper traditional bowl to drink in. The set of food looked as good you have seen in kdramas. A tad bit expensive but food was definitely worth it

Recommended Korean restaurant in Pattaya.

All the dishes were delicious, especially the zundubu. Also, the kimchi at Banchan is amazing! There were many people who bought it to take home and went home. The price is also relatively cheap.

I want to go to eat again when I go to Pattaya.

There are many Korean restaurants, but this one is the best. It's just a restaurant in Korea, Taesarang Cafe in the world, so I went there because it was delicious. Bulgogi chicken stir-fried soup (legs only) and kimchi stew are all delicious

In Pattaya, there is this small plot of land right in front One Patio hotel were a few real good Korean restaurants can be found. The one we went to was Doriwon. When we were here, we thought we were in Korea because the place is filled with Koreans chatting in Korean. And the boss who ushered us in is a Korean who spoke Thai with an accent like a Korean. There should be enough mention of Korean here to tell you that this is a real authentic Korean restaurant. Can’t go wrong especially when there were so many Koreans eating we saw. Food was so good that we came two nights in a row. The generous array of banchan was different for each of our visit. Each was a signature of its own and tantalizingly good in every way. We love the Zha Jiang Mian here. We had BBQ meats on both nights and I love the sesame oil-based sauce dosed with a pinch of salt that goes along as a dip. The grilling was done by the staffs right in front of us. Large fresh leafy lettuce we used to wrap the fatty pork, a small spoonful of that red Korean paste accompanied. In the bundle a potent raw garlic and a bright red chili for an added punch. Normally a staycation road trip to Pattaya for many includes eating at all those widely publicized local cafes and restaurants from social media. Sometimes a change to foreign foods will also reap great rewards. Next time in Pattaya, I will be coming here again.

3 people ate bulgogi
Highly recommended!
It's nice that the staff cooks food at the table.
Very kind~

It seems to have the most likes and dislikes among the Korean restaurants in Pattaya.

It was a stone pot meat, and it was okay by my standards.

Best ever korean food i had (outside korea). We came here twice for dinner and food is just wow, its authentic korean taste, service is fast and delicious taste. I am vegetarian, they did modify some of their recipes for me and I enjoyed it. If you are fan of korean food and visiting Pattaya, I highly recommend to visit Doriwon. I tried their tofu soup, kimchi fried rice, Ginseng chicken, BBQ and korean drinks (Soju, Makgeolli).

The owner and staff are friendly and the food is good. Doriwon serves cold noodles in Pattaya.

This is a real Korean restaurant. I've eaten food that imitates Korean food, but this is real Korean food! Maybe it’s because the owner is Korean, but it’s so delicious

It seems a little expensive by Thai standards, but the bulgogi, green onion pancakes, and stew are all delicious.