About Morning House
Tucked away in the northern part of Pattaya, Morning House is a quiet little spot that has become a comforting part of daily life for locals and long-term expats alike. There are no trendy photo walls or flashy decorations here—just the kind of place where people sit down with a hot cup of coffee and a simple, thoughtfully prepared breakfast. It allows them to gently start their day.
Food in Morning House
The food is straightforward but satisfying. Scrambled eggs, toast, smoked salmon, fluffy pancakes, or a warm bowl of Thai rice porridge—everything feels homemade and unpretentious. Prices are friendly too, mostly around 100 baht, making it easy to come back often. The best part? You don’t have to rush. Morning House is open from 7 AM to 9 PM. It serves not just breakfast, but easy lunches and early dinners as well.
The space is humble and homey, the kind of place that lets you breathe a little slower. Sometimes the air-conditioning isn’t quite strong enough, especially on warmer afternoons. But that just gives you more reason to order a cold drink and linger a bit longer.
Inside the fridge, you’ll find siu mai and other Cantonese dim sum—you can bring them to the counter and ask the staff to steam them for you.
Summary
This isn’t a place that tries to impress—it’s a place that quietly grows on you. If you’re looking for a corner where time doesn’t hurry and meals feel like a small comfort, Morning House might be just what you need.
