The Traditional Thai Puppet Theater (Joe Louis) Thai Restaurant at Pattaya City Walk, South Pattaya, in the fantasized atmosphere of the heavenly forest of Himavanta , wholesome and refreshing with the water flow, awakening all mythical lives from deep sleep to greet visitors at sunset. This heavenly place selects only prime materials to be cooked in the Thai way as diverse dishes arranged into exquisite sets for visitors, who are entertained by innovative theatrical forms with stunning technique amidst spectacular light, sound and colors, in the unmistakable style of the Traditional Thai Puppet Theater (Joe Louis) and blissful music performed by prime musicians of the country, as exclusive blessed moment of sensual pleasure that remain your unforgettable satisfaction.

Garuda Seizing Naga

The show relates the origin of a struggle between the Garuda and the Naga, interpreted as a spectacular puppet performance, with a large puppet of the King of Naga, utilizing as many as 6 puppeteers, in a fierce fight with the King of Garuda in a stunningly graceful style.

Kinnaree Dance

From the Myth of Kinnaree, a Himavanta being in half – bird and half – human form, a wonderful Thai classical dance is created in a graceful style, to sweet traditional Thai music, with ancient costumes adapted in the style of the Traditional Thai Puppet Theater to be exquisitely beautiful

Dvanaruemit

A fantasized show that brings spectators to the Dvaravati Period, with newly designed dance style, in line with the garments in surviving sculptures from the Dvaravati Period, to the tune of music of the Gupta Era of ancient India , performed by Thai classical musical instruments.

Hanuman Seizing Suphannamatcha

The theatrical puppet performance depicts the story of Ramakian, with an attempt to build a bridge to link the island of the Ravana with the mainland, portraying the beautiful and graceful style of Suphannamatch and the naughtiness of Hanuman, the Great Ape, for interaction between the puppets and the spectators.

The story tells of Lord Rama’s command to Sukreep, to lead his monkey force to build a land-bridge to link up with Longka, the Island of the Ravana. The monkeys dropped stones into the ocean, but the bridge was never realized because Suphannamatcha, the Ravana’s fishlike daughter led her followers to take away the stones. Hanuman therefore dived to inspect under the ocean and met Suphannamatcha. He went after the fish-lady and finally caught her.