Good Thai Restaurants

Restaurants, food, beverage, hawkers, and local markets and suppliers. This is the place for discussion on Hua Hin's culinary options.
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One good Thai restaurant is on the corner where to pass to Born Kai before the railway, if you came from the main road from BKK way and you pass Sanpaolo hospital about 150 meters then turn right and keep straight on until you see the railway and that restaurant just on the right hand side. Its called Chan Sawang, there is very good food and quite cheap, they got cheap foreigner food as well and cook not different from a good looking big restaurant, the price is really fair, so anyone can go and try out, both thai and foreigner food, drinks are cheap too.
***We like to go there on Sunday after the heavy Saturday night out, some good food really good as kills a hangover*** :thumb:

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One more very good Thai restaurant I know is Kim’s Kitchen, just opposite the railway road.
If you get into the Hua Hin soi 80 and keep going till the end of soi then you will see the railway then turn left and keep going its on the left hand side from you turns about 250 meters then you will have a good food.
The price are good as it’s not expensive, there are many different Thai food and European food. SEE THE MENU.
If you like Thai food style Isan that’s you also can ask them to cook for you and you will have it right as the same what taste you want to have.
Also you can order from your home they will bring to you-just give them a call.
Laab Moo, Laab Gai, Somtam, Khanom jeen Aroy mak mak.
I know it well as I order from Kim’s kitchen many times when I am at work.

Go and have food from Kim’s kitchen when you got sometime, then you will always like to go back.
The owner is very lovely people, they are friendly, and staffs are good service too.
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Oe, you already rammed my bike at the traffic lights and now you have made me hungry as well. No wonder I will never get downsized. :mrgreen:
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Bamboo Grove,

I know you are hungry after i talk about Kim's kitchen, so go on and have some good food there then, if not i will rammed your bike at trafic lights again if i see you next time.... :D :D

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Forget about Thai food.

I have been given a Finnish meat filled donut by a benevolant Finnish gentleman. It was absolutely delicious. I ate it with some English mustard.

It was truly the best snack that I have eaten here in Hua Hin.

I can not wait for the next delivery.
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Should you for some inexplicable reason forego the ambrosia* and nectar of the Finnish meat-pies (pirogi?)
all is not yet lost. Thee shalt not starveth.

Soi 88 and it's extension on the other side of the tracks seem to be developing into right proper
feeding fields. Cross the railway, keep on going straight and on your right abt. 100 meters from
the railroad crossing thee shalt find ye establishment of Mr. Tum. He serves excellent thai food and very
good faland chow as well. He's prices are quite as good as his skillet.
If you pass Mr. Tum after another 100 meters you'll find on your left the worthy establishment of
Mai-Pair Kitchen. Good falang food, excellent thai food and very good prices. Enjoy!

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Guess wrote: I have been given a Finnish meat filled donut by a benevolant Finnish gentleman. It was absolutely delicious. I ate it with some English mustard.
You like it Finnish meat, this is nice to hear. :cheers:

I like Thai food it's excellent, besides Singha beers. :)
Summer when I come HH I get enjoyment lot of Thai food.
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