Hua Hin Restaurants & Dining Guide
Where to eat in Hua Hin
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Nothing less than a feast awaits for your taste buds… Leaving the cooking to someone else is always an important part of a holiday experience, and the variety and quality of restaurants in and around Hua Hin will ensure the experience is a memorable one. Once an active fishing port, Hua Hin still has enough fishermen around to provide a steady supply of fresh seafood for its restaurants and those in neighbouring Cha-Am and Pranburi. Traditional Thai food is, of course, served everywhere, including food stalls along the beachfront and in Hua Hin's well-known Night Market.
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There are numerous dining spots serving Western, Indian and Japanese food. For those looking for a drink after the sun goes down, there is an ample supply of bars and pubs, some of which have live music. In addition, all of the hotels have bars and lobby lounges, many featuring live entertainment. All the hotels and resorts have restaurants too, and these range from top-notch speciality and international cuisine, to light meals of Thai and Western varieties. Highly recommended are the buffet spreads laid on by top hotels for breakfast, lunch and dinner – definitely worth the expense since you’ll get to sample an enormous variety of Thai, Asian and Western food. |
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Thais eat fish, prawns or other items foreigners think of as 'seafood' with virtually every meal. Basic condiments like fish sauce, shrimp paste, and ‘pla rah’ are all made from fermented fish or seafood. ‘Tom yum gung’, a delicious spicy and sour shrimp soup, is widely considered Thailand's national dish. Another regular is ‘tod man pla’, an unusual melange of fried minced fish, curry paste, and sliced long beans – fish cakes, basically. Hearkening back to the days before refrigeration, dried and salted fish are served in a variety of ways and are still a mainstay of the Kingdom's diet. There will also be lots of squid, catfish, 'serpent head' fish, and Nile River Tilapia. (Read more...) |
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Dining in Cha-Am
Hotels and resorts in Cha-Am offer an excellent choice of restaurants serving a variety of cuisine, from Thai and international favourites to Asian and, of course, fresh seafood. In addition Cha-Am also has several simple but good restaurants where the local specialty is also deliciously fresh seafood. Some are even quite famous, like Chom Talay Seafood that can be found in the beach road, and Med Sai at the northern end of the beach, just before the fishing village. Both these venues serve smashing seafood right on the beach in rustic, al fresco-type settings. For a detailed overview of eating experiences close by, also have a look at our Hua Hin Restaurants & Dining section. |
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Leaving the cooking to someone else is always an important part of a holiday experience. The variety and quality of the restaurants in and around Hua Hin insure the experience will be a memorable one. Once an active fishing port, Hua Hin still has enough fishermen around to insure a steady supply of fresh seafood for its restaurants and those in neighbouring Cha-am and Pranburi. (Read more...) |
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Hua Hin, once the seaside resort of only locals from Bangkok,
is now seeing an influx of foreign tourists as well as expatriate
residents, resulting in more new restaurants opening and offering
better choices for all. The sleepy little seaside town of
Hua Hin is slowly changing, both in terms of the dining scene
as well as the overall development and population growth.
And the latter is having a definite impact on the former.
Any restaurant scene is obviously affected by the people who
form the marketplace for the restaurants and the Hua Hin market
is steadily growing with the biggest change being the increasing
number of full-time foreign residents. (Read
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