Pattaya's Thai Restaurant in Canandaigua, NY is open Saturday, September 6, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The restaurant offers a lunch special from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., with the last hot food order accepted at 2:30 p.m.

The Off Main Market Lunch Special is priced at $14. It offers a choice between a Chicken Peanut Noodle Salad made with ground chicken, rice noodles, greens, cucumbers, and a peanut chili garlic dressing or Thai Orange Chicken served with crispy orange chicken and egg fried rice. Customers may add a spring roll to the lunch special for an additional $1, limited to one per order.

Other menu items include a Scallion Pancake Breakfast Sandwich for $8, which comes with a homemade scallion pancake, soft scrambled eggs, cheese, and sriracha; an option to add Bostrom Farms jowl bacon for $2; and Tom Yum Soup for $7, available with chicken or tofu, lemongrass, kaffir lime, mushrooms, Thai chilies, and creamy coconut broth.

Appetizer options include Crispy Spring Rolls (3 pieces) at $6, filled with mushrooms, carrots, cabbage, noodles, and served with a sweet chili dipping sauce, and Gyoza (5 pieces) at $10 consisting of chicken dumplings with napa cabbage, chives, ginger, and a sesame soy dipping sauce. Additional appetizers include Summer Rolls (2 pieces, gluten-free) for $10, featuring shrimp, cucumber, carrots, lettuce, noodles, Thai basil, and a peanut chili dipping sauce, as well as Shu Mai (5 pieces) at $10 prepared with pork and shrimp and served with a chili soy dipping sauce.

The main course selections offer a range of dishes. Panang Curry is available for $18 with a choice of chicken, pork, or tofu, served with broccoli and jasmine rice. The Kua Gai is also priced at $18 and comes with chicken, pork, or tofu, rice noodles, egg, carrot, greens, and Thai sriracha. Cashew Nut Chicken, another $18 option, features chicken with onions, dry chilies, cashews, and scallions served over jasmine rice, while Kapow, also for $18, is offered with chicken, pork, or tofu with Thai chilies, garlic, Thai basil, accompanied by jasmine rice.

Desserts include Coconut Cake and Pecan Pie, each priced at $8. Ice cream choices include Peach Sorbet Cup and Thai Coffee Cup, both available for $5.

The restaurant also offers vegan and vegetarian options with several grab-and-go items available. These include Arancini, Curry Pot Pies (with panang or green curry, available warm or chilled), Pasta Fazool, House Made Kimchi, Papaya Salad Kit, and Pad Thai Kit. Additionally, Ithaca Tofu is sold for $5 and Curry Pouches for $10. Thai Sauces can be purchased for $6, with grab-and-go frozen items priced at $10 each, including Moo Ping, Dumplings, Shu Mai, Pork Balls, and Curry Puffs.

Kitchen orders for lunch and grab-and-go items are accepted until 2:30 p.m., and limited quantities are available. Allergen information for menu items is available upon request.

Source: Pattaya's Thai Restaurant

Source Type: restaurant

Source Location: Canandaigua

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