About Tel Aviv Café Pai
An Israeli-run café-restaurant in central Pai with shakshuka, sabich and big breakfasts. A long-standing meeting point for Israeli backpackers in town.
An Israeli-run café-restaurant in central Pai with shakshuka, sabich and big breakfasts. A long-standing meeting point for Israeli backpackers in town.
Why visit Tel Aviv Café Pai
- Tel Aviv Café Pai in Pai Town Centre, the central walking street area is one of the more dependable Pai dining options with consistent reviews from foreign visitors
- The menu suits travellers who want recognisable plates without sacrificing Thai flavour
- Staff are used to international diners and can handle special requests in basic English
- Servings are generous and pricing is reasonable by Pai standards
- Sits along Pai walking street so you can combine dinner with browsing the night market stalls
What to expect
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Local tips
- Lunch is quieter than dinner if you want a calmer meal arrive between 1pm and 3pm
- Tipping is not required but rounding up the bill or 20-50 baht is appreciated
- Pai walking street closes to cars in the evening so plan dinner around the pedestrian-only window
- Pay by Thai QR or cash card payments may incur a 3 percent surcharge or be declined
Frequently asked questions
What hours is Tel Aviv Café Pai open?
Operating hours are listed as 08:00-22:00. Kitchen often closes 30 minutes before stated closing so order food earlier rather than later.
Is the restaurant child friendly?
Yes most casual Pai restaurants welcome children. High chairs may not be available so call ahead if needed. Mild dishes like fried rice or chicken cashew are reliable kid-friendly options on most Thai menus.
Is the menu in English?
Yes most Pai restaurants serving foreign visitors have English menus and many have photos. Staff are used to international diners and can clarify dishes if needed. Vegetarian and spice-level requests are widely understood.