Ole Spanish Tapas Bar & Restaurant

A restaurant that is not a celebrity but is better than a celebrity I suddenly wanted to eat squid rice. Haha, I was lucky enough to find this super delicious Ole Spanish restaurant. From appetizers to main dishes, everything was delicious. Although it was not on the list of celebrities, fortunately we didn't miss it. It is more delicious than a celebrity😋 ​

The environment is good, the dishes are super rich, and the ingredients are super fresh. My child has an international stomach and always asks for Japanese food, Western food, Spanish restaurant, and French food.

I went to a Spanish restaurant that I had long admired. I ordered the smallest portion of seafood rice, but there was still so much left on the plates of 4 people. The seafood rice tasted very good, and each portion had a large shrimp and oyster, as well as a squid roll. The environment was good, with air conditioning, and it was not stuffy. The service attitude was also very good. I was afraid that the waiting time would be long, and I even gave crayons to my little friend to color. The price was a little expensive.

Ole Restaurant, located in the S1 area of ​​the pier, is a Mexican-style bar and restaurant with a Chinese menu. It's a busy restaurant with good food, a lovely decor, and a fantastic resident singer. Their signature dish, the Spanish seafood pasta, is a must-try. The noodles are a bit soft, but the flavor is acceptable, and the whole plate is quite generous.

I had very high expectations for this place. It was supposed to be a luxury resort, or at least medium. The reality was quite poor: the air conditioning didn't work, the bathroom smelled terrible, and Wi-Fi was only available at reception. As part of the structure, you'll have to give up your current old room, Barracks... not a pleasant experience. The only good thing was the reception and the friendly Tha Tha resort's proximity to a beautiful beach. Breakfast was terrible.