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'Tahitian Queen succumbed to corona in Pattaya'

By Gringo
Posted in Bars, Remarkable, Going out
Tags: Corona crisis, Pattaya, Tahitian Queen

January 6 2021

When I tell newcomers about what the nightlife in Pattaya was like during my first visits in the early XNUMXs, I always talk about Walking Street. That was - at least in my memory - the only "naughty" place, where you easily came into contact with beautiful young Thai ladies. I always made an exception for the one venue outside Walking Street and that was Tahitian Queen, a few hundred yards down Beach Road.

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'Tahitian Queen succumbed to corona in Pattaya'