Restaurants in Sukhothai and Si Satchanalai Historical Parks
Eating in Sukhothai is all about sampling the city's famous dish, kway tiaw, or Sukhothai noodles -- a mouth-watering plate of rice noodles with crispy pork, garlic, green beans, cilantro, chili, and peanuts in a broth seasoned with soy sauce. For the best, try Baan Kru Iew on Vichien Chamnong Road or Jayhea. New Sukhothai's night food stalls (close to the bus stop for the Historical Park) are also good for casual grazing. For a touch of nightlife with your meal, Chopper Bar (Prawet Nakhon Road opposite a 7-Eleven) has live music, a rooftop terrace, and drinks while Poo Restaurant (24/3 Jarodvithithong) has a terrible name but a good selection of Belgian beers.
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Dream Café
This is a cozy place bathed in warm, soft light. With its oddball collection of ceramics, memorabilia, and old jewelry, it looks more like an antique store than a restaurant. In addition to Thai dishes, including many family recipes, you can try excellent European and Chinese…$Around Town - Thai
Jayhea
Funnily enough, I discovered this haunt by asking a cab driver to take me to his favorite place for Sukhotai Noodles (a travel strategy I highly endorse). When the place was filled with Thai families and was near-spotless, I guessed I’d hit a goldmine, and I knew for sure once I…$Around Town - International
Ruean Thai Restaurant & Bar
Many of the local restaurants in and around town are tin-roof, open-air food stalls. If you want a meal where you can linger at the table, the Ruean Thai Hotel’s restaurant is a comfortable place and does local food well (try the green curry made with coconut milk, garlic prawns, or…$Around Town
