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Where to eat Fusion food in Rayong: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Fusion restaurants nearby. Discover the best Fusion food in Rayong. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Fusion restaurants near you.. Rayong (Thai: ระยอง, pronounced [rā.jɔ̄ːŋ]) is a city (thesaban nakhon) on the east coast of the Gulf of Thailand. It covers the tambon Tha Pradu and Pak Nam and parts of tambon Choeng Noen and Noen Phra, all within Mueang Rayong district. As of 2016 the population was 64,256 (Est.). The main industry is fishing, and it is the main producer of Thailand's fish sauce. It is also the center of the chemical and auto industries. In 2012 Ford Motor Company opened an assembly plant in Rayong to expand Ford's presence in the ASEAN area, employing some 2,200 people.
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1. Mk Restaurants
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By pankaj078
A great place to select combination of veggies, tofu meat, sauces and cook them in a hot-pot provided on each table. Its a great place to hang out with your friends who enjoy a good, healthy meal. Talk and chill till your food is cooked. Would suggest that you take at-least one Thai frend with you who can suggest the right choice/ combination of veggies, sauces, meat, fish, prawns etc. Also the staff predominantly speaks in Thai with very limited English. The general atmosphere is quite loud as the place is always bustling with customers and staff. Dont expect it to be a quiet place. There are a list of specials everyday - dishes like grilled/braised duck among them was quite enjoyable. None of the dishes use MSG and the bill included a calorie count for the food we had ordered. Unique statisfying experience!
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2. The White House Restaurant
Reviewed By Jim C
Superb Thai & Western dishes, including delicious pizza and home baked breads. A nice selection of beers, wines, and spirits too. You can eat outside on the spacious patio, or inside with nice decor, full bar, bookshop/library, and air-conditioning. Excellent service from owners Oggie and Gai and their staff, and the Thai chef is obviously very experienced. Some of the breads can be ordered for pickup fresh from the oven the following day (the ciabatta loaf is our favorite). Holidays can be busy, so make a reservation, but otherwise just show up...I guarantee you'll be back for more.
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3. Motana Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Fine dining, great choice of excellent wines and beers. All ingredients, daily fresh. Vegetarian friendly.
Reviewed By David B
Motana is a new Italian restaurant in Rayong that bills itself as "Italian, Pizza, Steak, Coffee, Bekery (sic), and Bingsu" and is open from 7 am for coffee and breakfast until midnight. Where the bingsu - Korean shaves ice confection - came from in an Italian restaurant, is anyone's guess.Putting aside the garish angels with golden wings that greet you at the entrance, the place is tastefully and comfortably furnished, with soft arm chairs at the coffee tables and well appointed dining tables and chairs.I wanted to check it out, but decided to start at the opening end to get a feel for the place, so I ordered a Hot Coffee Americano and sat down to do my morning newspaper crossword.I also checked out the dinner menu and nearly had a heart attack when I saw the prices, which place Motana at the very top end of restaurants in Rayong. For example, simple soups at Baht 150 to 200, and ordinary appetizers like French fries, garlic bread or bruschetta are Baht 180 to 260. In the pasta section, fettuccini with pesto sauce and smoked salmon is Baht 350, and pizzas are Baht 320 to 380. When you come to the main section of the menu you move into another price range altogether. Topping the list is Lamb Gigot at Baht 1,250. Likewise the desert sections are expensive. Melon, mango and sticky rice, which you could buy at Rayong's fresh food market for Baht 50, is priced at Baht 350.My view of the menu as over-priced was confirmed when I went to pay for my coffee - Baht 60 - as opposed to Baht 40 to 45 at every other coffee shop in town.Rayong has a multitude of restaurants where it is possible to enjoy an excellent dinner for around Baht 300 a head - and many Thais would consider that the top end of the market. So unless it is a very special occassion or I win the lottery, I will not be racing back to Motana.I would like to thank you for your comments. However, we wonder why you judged everything as being expensive even though you haven't tried anything. (Except the coffee)We are always looking for the best ingredients for our kitchen from many local and global suppliers, we review and improve all our kitchen processes to make sure our foods are cooked with the best available materials and to maintain our level of quality.For example. All our steaks - imported beef only - are done to the guests wishes. Doneness by international standards.You also might not know that the 350 Baht "Pasta with Smoked Salmon" is served with a grilled salmon steak.Our bakery products are from Montrio Coffee. For 7 years already Montrio is known as the best bakery & coffee shop in and around Rayong. It is managed by the same owners as Motana.Our Bingsu ice desserts are produced with original machines imported from Korea. These "Melon Bingsu" or "Mango and Sticky Rice Bingsu" are surely not the simple âMelonâ or âMango and Sticky Riceâ you can find in the local market as you write. The prices can really not be compared.So please do not judge and compare Motana with any restaurant unless you have tried at least some of our foods. We are sure all our prices are reasonable.One cannot make the perfect food with low grade materials, the great experience with untrained staff.We made Motana to be completely different and outstanding. So let the people decide themselves whether our prices are expensive or reasonable after they have tasted our foods.PS) In every other Coffeeshop in town a coffee is 40 to 45B, you wrote. We know the prices vary from 20B up to 100B.PSS) We agree that you can find restaurants in Rayong where you can eat dinner at around 300B a head but you will not find them to be the same quality as Motana.
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4. Motana Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Fine dining, great choice of excellent wines and beers. All ingredients, daily fresh. Vegetarian friendly.
Reviewed By David B
Motana is a new Italian restaurant in Rayong that bills itself as "Italian, Pizza, Steak, Coffee, Bekery (sic), and Bingsu" and is open from 7 am for coffee and breakfast until midnight. Where the bingsu - Korean shaves ice confection - came from in an Italian restaurant, is anyone's guess.Putting aside the garish angels with golden wings that greet you at the entrance, the place is tastefully and comfortably furnished, with soft arm chairs at the coffee tables and well appointed dining tables and chairs.I wanted to check it out, but decided to start at the opening end to get a feel for the place, so I ordered a Hot Coffee Americano and sat down to do my morning newspaper crossword.I also checked out the dinner menu and nearly had a heart attack when I saw the prices, which place Motana at the very top end of restaurants in Rayong. For example, simple soups at Baht 150 to 200, and ordinary appetizers like French fries, garlic bread or bruschetta are Baht 180 to 260. In the pasta section, fettuccini with pesto sauce and smoked salmon is Baht 350, and pizzas are Baht 320 to 380. When you come to the main section of the menu you move into another price range altogether. Topping the list is Lamb Gigot at Baht 1,250. Likewise the desert sections are expensive. Melon, mango and sticky rice, which you could buy at Rayong's fresh food market for Baht 50, is priced at Baht 350.My view of the menu as over-priced was confirmed when I went to pay for my coffee - Baht 60 - as opposed to Baht 40 to 45 at every other coffee shop in town.Rayong has a multitude of restaurants where it is possible to enjoy an excellent dinner for around Baht 300 a head - and many Thais would consider that the top end of the market. So unless it is a very special occassion or I win the lottery, I will not be racing back to Motana.I would like to thank you for your comments. However, we wonder why you judged everything as being expensive even though you haven't tried anything. (Except the coffee)We are always looking for the best ingredients for our kitchen from many local and global suppliers, we review and improve all our kitchen processes to make sure our foods are cooked with the best available materials and to maintain our level of quality.For example. All our steaks - imported beef only - are done to the guests wishes. Doneness by international standards.You also might not know that the 350 Baht "Pasta with Smoked Salmon" is served with a grilled salmon steak.Our bakery products are from Montrio Coffee. For 7 years already Montrio is known as the best bakery & coffee shop in and around Rayong. It is managed by the same owners as Motana.Our Bingsu ice desserts are produced with original machines imported from Korea. These "Melon Bingsu" or "Mango and Sticky Rice Bingsu" are surely not the simple âMelonâ or âMango and Sticky Riceâ you can find in the local market as you write. The prices can really not be compared.So please do not judge and compare Motana with any restaurant unless you have tried at least some of our foods. We are sure all our prices are reasonable.One cannot make the perfect food with low grade materials, the great experience with untrained staff.We made Motana to be completely different and outstanding. So let the people decide themselves whether our prices are expensive or reasonable after they have tasted our foods.PS) In every other Coffeeshop in town a coffee is 40 to 45B, you wrote. We know the prices vary from 20B up to 100B.PSS) We agree that you can find restaurants in Rayong where you can eat dinner at around 300B a head but you will not find them to be the same quality as Motana.
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5. Motana Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Fine dining, great choice of excellent wines and beers. All ingredients, daily fresh. Vegetarian friendly.
Reviewed By David B
Motana is a new Italian restaurant in Rayong that bills itself as "Italian, Pizza, Steak, Coffee, Bekery (sic), and Bingsu" and is open from 7 am for coffee and breakfast until midnight. Where the bingsu - Korean shaves ice confection - came from in an Italian restaurant, is anyone's guess.Putting aside the garish angels with golden wings that greet you at the entrance, the place is tastefully and comfortably furnished, with soft arm chairs at the coffee tables and well appointed dining tables and chairs.I wanted to check it out, but decided to start at the opening end to get a feel for the place, so I ordered a Hot Coffee Americano and sat down to do my morning newspaper crossword.I also checked out the dinner menu and nearly had a heart attack when I saw the prices, which place Motana at the very top end of restaurants in Rayong. For example, simple soups at Baht 150 to 200, and ordinary appetizers like French fries, garlic bread or bruschetta are Baht 180 to 260. In the pasta section, fettuccini with pesto sauce and smoked salmon is Baht 350, and pizzas are Baht 320 to 380. When you come to the main section of the menu you move into another price range altogether. Topping the list is Lamb Gigot at Baht 1,250. Likewise the desert sections are expensive. Melon, mango and sticky rice, which you could buy at Rayong's fresh food market for Baht 50, is priced at Baht 350.My view of the menu as over-priced was confirmed when I went to pay for my coffee - Baht 60 - as opposed to Baht 40 to 45 at every other coffee shop in town.Rayong has a multitude of restaurants where it is possible to enjoy an excellent dinner for around Baht 300 a head - and many Thais would consider that the top end of the market. So unless it is a very special occassion or I win the lottery, I will not be racing back to Motana.I would like to thank you for your comments. However, we wonder why you judged everything as being expensive even though you haven't tried anything. (Except the coffee)We are always looking for the best ingredients for our kitchen from many local and global suppliers, we review and improve all our kitchen processes to make sure our foods are cooked with the best available materials and to maintain our level of quality.For example. All our steaks - imported beef only - are done to the guests wishes. Doneness by international standards.You also might not know that the 350 Baht "Pasta with Smoked Salmon" is served with a grilled salmon steak.Our bakery products are from Montrio Coffee. For 7 years already Montrio is known as the best bakery & coffee shop in and around Rayong. It is managed by the same owners as Motana.Our Bingsu ice desserts are produced with original machines imported from Korea. These "Melon Bingsu" or "Mango and Sticky Rice Bingsu" are surely not the simple âMelonâ or âMango and Sticky Riceâ you can find in the local market as you write. The prices can really not be compared.So please do not judge and compare Motana with any restaurant unless you have tried at least some of our foods. We are sure all our prices are reasonable.One cannot make the perfect food with low grade materials, the great experience with untrained staff.We made Motana to be completely different and outstanding. So let the people decide themselves whether our prices are expensive or reasonable after they have tasted our foods.PS) In every other Coffeeshop in town a coffee is 40 to 45B, you wrote. We know the prices vary from 20B up to 100B.PSS) We agree that you can find restaurants in Rayong where you can eat dinner at around 300B a head but you will not find them to be the same quality as Motana.
