Mimosa City of Love is located opposite the Ambassador hotel on Sukhumvit highway, around 9 kilometers south of the South (Tai) Pattaya Road junction. You can get there cheaply (10 – 20 baht per person) by taking a white baht on the southbound side of the highway.
Use this Google map of Mimosa to get directions, and if you are not familiar with baht buses in Pattaya, read this getting around Pattaya Guide.
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Mimosa brings a taste of Europe to Pattaya, as you see in the photos below, Mimosa has a very distinct European theme, since opening in February 2013 the adventurous project has been attracting hordes of visitors. Mimosa is more than just a tourist attraction, it is a boutique shopping mall, entertainment center and multicultural dining center.
The best time to visit Mimosa is late afternoon as the bold colours are enhanced by the setting sun, if you want to take some striking photos this is the best time for you as well.
There have been ventures similar to Mimosa, most notably The Village which have failed, or at least never reached it’s full potential, only time will truly tell if Mimosa has all the ingredients to be a success.
Besides having a certain charm about it, Mimosa is a fully operational boutique style shopping mall.
The style and the bright, bold colours really make Mimosa stand out from the crowd.
The devil is in the detail “as they say”, cast iron work, wooden trim and Olde World European style signage add the finishing touches to Mimosa.
One of the current features at Mimosa is the Lady-boy cabaret show, if you like glitz and glamor, and extraordinary people, You’ll probably enjoy the show. Hard to say how Lady-boys are associated with the European theme, except nobody can put on a show like a Lady-boy can.
I will sum up by saying that I didn’t check out any of the restaurants or drinking establishments, I never stayed to watch the shows, but there does appear to be some cool places to eat and drink. I was there solely to see the place and take a few photos, in regard to which I could have and should have stayed a lot longer, like the stars of the show (see photo above), Mimosa is a highly photogenic place. One day, if the price remains reasonable I will return, I will take some more photos, try the food and drink, and watch the Lady-boy show.