Green pepper

1 이래도되나 - 4 years ago

The worst restaurant I ever met. T-bone steak was like leather. Maybe I can chew it for a week. French fries served with steak was awful too. It was like made yesterday. Spring roll was so so. The best food I ordered here was dragon fruit smoothie. Services are terrible. While eating food, servers bring a broomstick and clean the floor. It feels very unsanitary. I cannot believe I paid 1150 baht for all of these. And Europeans who seated next our seat stared at me constantly. So rude.

4 Vlad Hristov - 4 years ago

The only complaint for this order was that the squid was a bit salty. Both of our Tenderloin (8oz or 250gr) and Salisbury steaks were made to order. Tenderloin I ordered medium rare, so it was made almost raw. Great, I love it like that. The best way to define/test the quality of the meat. Salisbury was medium well. Each 550Bh. The stuff was friendly. Perfect hidden gem in a small alley type of road off of the main one.

3 positive vibes - a year ago

After arriving at our hotel earlier than check-in time until they prepared our room we looked at a restaurant close to our hotel u0026 we had a meal at this restaurant, the food was fresh tasty but I only gave it 3 stars because compared to the other restaurants the food was not so tasty in my opinion (the visit was in 2018)

3 Boon Cheng Ong - 3 years ago

Food is OK. But beer on the expensive side. Thb115 fir small Heineken which you can probably get thb 80 to 90 in most bar

3 Norbert Soltész - 4 years ago

European food is not there speciality. Smoothie was really good. Thai food was also find.

4 Josh Fisher - 4 years ago

We ate at Green Pepper on our last day in Thailand and were very pleased with it. We had the tomato cream soup and the green pepper burger. Their signature burger is a home run! The soup was a little bland though. Staff was nice and friendlier than normal service we got at other places in the area. Price is a tad higher.

3 Gaspard M. - 5 years ago

The place and the waiters are nice, the food also is pretty decent if you compare to Ao Nang's super touristic restaurants..
However I wouldn't recommend the burgers - the (frozen) steak was so overcooked I had to remove it from the sandwich.
The homemade spring rolls are amazing