Restaurants in Hua Hin and Cha-Am
If you wake up at about 7am and walk to the piers in either Hua Hin or Cha-Am, you can watch the fishing boats return with their loads. Workers sort fish, crabs, and squid, packing them on ice for distribution around the country. In both Hua Hin and Cha-Am, look for the docks at the very north end of the beach; to sample the catch, head for the string of open-air restaurants on stilts, along Naresdamri Road in Hua Hin, where prices are very competitive. Seafood is a big draw here and it would be a shame to leave without pigging out on fresh-caught grouper, prawns, or tilapia.
The resorts have more restaurants than there is room to list, and no matter where you stay, you’ll have solid dining options in-house. In town, there are lots of small storefront eateries and tourist cafes as well.
The resorts have more restaurants than there is room to list, and no matter where you stay, you’ll have solid dining options in-house. In town, there are lots of small storefront eateries and tourist cafes as well.
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Baan Itsara
Charm is on the menu, along with topnotch seafood, at this two-story seaside home built in the 1920s. From the noisy, open kitchen to the terrace seating with views of the beach, it’s quite atmospheric—a swell place to get together with friends and celebrate the good life. A variety…$Around Town - Thai
Jek Pai
This family-run market-style eatery debuted more than 50 years ago as a coffee shop. Today it is one of the most popular spots in the area for locals to dine. Arrive in the morning for a quintessential Thai breakfast. Start with Thai coffee, which makes generous use of the cans on…$Around Town - Seafood
Lung Ja Seafood
In Hua Hin’s night market, there are nearly a dozen stalls with ice-packed fish, ready to the hit the grill, and they’re all nearly identical at first blush. Lung Ja is the only one that always has a crowd; savvy cooking techniques have earned them a loyal following. Fresh seafood…$$Around Town
