Out of town bar/restaurant areas

[Rob c]

Hello,

Are there any out of the town centre areas with bars? We're staying at the Marriott in June & usually end up drinking around the Bintabaht/Selakam area etc.

Just wondered where the expats/people in the know, head to. I have searched the site but haven't been able to find anything, yes I am a computer div!

Not bothered what type of bar, my wife, son & me drink in all sorts of places.

Just wanted to try something different, within walking distance of the marriott, if there is such a place?

Also, where's the best Korean BBQ in town?

Ok, last one, where's the best street food, that isn't the night market?

Cheers

[Big Boy]

Rob,

I've moved your thread to the Feeding Time Forum http://www.huahinafterdark.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=16 .

If you read through this Forum, you'll find your questions answered dozens of times already.

[Rob c]

Cheers BB, I'll have a look now!

Ta

[Rob c]

To be honest, I was wondering if there was another out of town soi with bars & simple Thai food, rather than anything else.

Not really looking for posh food/restaurants like lets sea etc, more street food, thai restaurants, cow pad, som tam, you know what I mean?

Roast dinners, fish & chips, american restaurants, pasta, pizza etc, seem to be mentioned more than anything else.

My Mrs is Thai, we live in the UK, so the above falang food won't do for her, we eat stuff like that all the time, also, those posts go back a while & things do seem to change monthly sometimes in los, true?

Come on, be gentle with me!

[Big Boy]

Rob,

There are plenty of restaurants as you describe hidden within this Feeding Time Forum. My personal knowledge is 2 years old now, so things have probably changed. I've previously recommended Khun Oy, across the railway track on Soi 94 and Grandmas Papaya Salad on the Naebkehardt Road at Chomsin Road (Soi 55).
http://www.huahinafterdark.com/forum/vi ... =16&t=9235
http://www.huahinafterdark.com/forum/vi ... =16&t=9261
I don't even know if the above are still in business.

Another that used to get good reviews was Mr Burger 1, 2 and 3, which I believe were on Canal Road.

As I said, have a slow read through, and you will find what you are looking for.

Also, if any information I've given is incorrect, I'm sure people will be quick to let me know

[Rob c]

Thanks, I'll have a look, been to Hua Hin a few times & mainly only end up in the centre every day/night.

[margaretcarnes]

Try the Grand night market Rob for simple outdoor Thai food. Or - way out of walking distance but worth a bus there and taxi back - a trip to ChaAm. If you go late afternoon, get off the bus at the main intersection on Petkhasem in ChaAm, and stroll down the main road towards the beach, there are plenty of Barbecue stalls and other places to stop off for a drink. Turn left at the end of the road along the beach front - yet more eateries and bars right along to the end of Beach Rd.

[migrant]

If you go late afternoon, get off the bus at the main intersection on Petkhasem in ChaAm, and stroll down the main road towards the beach, there are plenty of Barbecue stalls and other places to stop off for a drink.

Yes! some very nice BBQ pork restaurants. Great seafood places in Cha Am also

[moja]

Try Soi 80 or Soi 94 both have a number of eateries.

Another place to try is around the railway station or along the railway line itself both Lek Lek and Kim's are good so is Chang Sawang on the corner by the railway crossing on Soi 88

[Jim]

Bar life in Soi 8O, just before the main cross roads on the left are you're walking into town. Loads of good restaurants near the railway station and down the railway road.

[Rob c]

Thanks for all your suggestions everyone, 8 weeks to go, can't wait!

[Jack Sprat]

Hi Rob c,
I always love the food and atmosphere at 'Pan Ding Tong'....near Soi 102 I think.

[Rob c]

Hi Rob c,
I always love the food and atmosphere at 'Pan Ding Tong'....near Soi 102 I think.

That's handy Arry, my brother-in-law lives in Soi 102/1!

Thanks again all!

[Francois]

I've previously recommended Khun Oy

[Zap]

Another that used to get good reviews was Mr Burger 1, 2 and 3, which I believe were on Canal Road.

Bearing in mind what Rob said, I would not recommend Khun Oy and Burger 3. Both are now too focused, for my taste, to the westerner food. However Burger 3 have a decent som tam and larb gai/moo. Isan barbecued chicken is not bad as well. But prices are now for westerners...