Tumtad Soi 94

[HHTel]

I don't usually add to this thread. However, I was meeting some friends from Korea this afternoon and my wife suggested this restaurant. Passed it many times but never given it a thought.

Tumtad Soi 94.
Just off 94 close to 'Pizza Garden'. They have a large menu and after today I can say the food quality is excellent. Apparently a favourite with 'farangs'. 1,200 baht for 5 people including drinks and multiple plates.

Worth checking out:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Tumta ... 99.9541214

[caller]

That's odd, I don't normally eat in that area either, but a few weeks ago, I too visited this place. But I only now know the name because of the pics in the link above. It came across as a really friendly place and clearly frequented by expats. I enjoyed the food and the atmosphere when I was there. There is parking opposite, which is definitely needed, considering the location.

[HHTel]

How has this come up as a new topic? I posted, or thought I'd posted in Hua Hin Restaurant News.

Could one of you clever people put it where it belongs?

[Big Boy]

Having a nice meal in a Hua Hin restaurant is not news. Having read your post, it looks like a recommendation for Tumtad. As we don't have a thread already, it has warranted a thread of it's own.

[handdrummer]

I don't usually add to this thread. However, I was meeting some friends from Korea this afternoon and my wife suggested this restaurant. Passed it many times but never given it a thought.

Tumtad Soi 94.
Just off 94 close to 'Pizza Garden'. They have a large menu and after today I can say the food quality is excellent. Apparently a favourite with 'farangs'. 1,200 baht for 5 people including drinks and multiple plates.

Worth checking out:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Tumta ... 99.9541214

One of the reviews said that the food was very salty. Can anyone confirm that, or are y'all accustomed to that?

[thecolonel]

I've had the odd beer there but never eaten.

Mostly because a Thai lady I know, who frequents the place a lot because she has friends who own it and/or work there, told me the food is nothing special.

Kind of put me off.

Maybe they have upped their game...

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[huahin4ever]

Not too bad the hotpot in 2nd floor a little further along (20m) in the same street. 2nd Floor of Cha Bar I believe. Anyway nice one, and quiet and a bit tucked away this Tuumtad. Can sit there "late"

YNWA

[HHTel]

One of the reviews said that the food was very salty. Can anyone confirm that, or are y'all accustomed to that?

We had about 9 or 10 plates and nobody commented on the saltiness. The dishes I tried were very good. Larb, wings, spring rolls, tom yang kung, and prawns in a 'sauce'. Of those I can say that they were as expected. I couldn't find fault.

[thecolonel]

Not too bad the hotpot in 2nd floor a little further along (20m) in the same street. 2nd Floor of Cha Bar I believe. Anyway nice one, and quiet and a bit tucked away this Tuumtad. Can sit there "late"

YNWA

Which one 'late'.... unclear from above thanks

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[huahin4ever]

Can sit late in Tuumtaad, at least last time I was there in May. Can also sit late in most bars, they will turn down any music and switch off some lights. I know from time to time people have been sitting late in Tuumtaad, people I know, an same goes for the bar on the corner a bit further on, Cha Bar.

YNWA