Krabi Restaurants & Dining

Krabi is fast becoming recognised, not necessarily as a culinary fine dining location, but as a holiday location with several good dining options and lots of midrange choices and that can’t be a bad thing. Read More...

Street food has always been a fun part of Southeast Asian experience and Krabi has more than a fair share of it. You can sample what this provincial town has to offer everywhere, especially in the town centre as well as the beach areas. Read More...

The remarkable Thai couple who run this restaurant/bakery named it after their children. A big favourite with the backpacker crowd, May & Mark does all the basic Thai dishes plus Mexican and farang style food with enthusiasm. Read More...

Azzurra bills itself as an “authentic Italian restaurant” for good reason; the owner is Italian and makes sure the fare is genuine. Here you’ll find a wide assortment of pastas, pizzas, breads, focaccia, soups, cheeses, and more. Read More...

Krabi Town may not be known for its culinary inventiveness but it does have a few Aces up its sleeve, one of which is Takola, a chic eatery on the outskirts of the town. Takola is a relative newcomer to Krabi’s dining scene.. Price Range: $$ Read More...

Ao Nang is a seafood lover’s heaven. The heart of all this whiteflesh trading is on the aptlynamed Seafood Street. It comprises five large eateries and it is the ideal place to enjoy some crisp white wine and dig into baked lobster, steamed fish, mussels or crab curry. Read More...

Krabi has the undeniable advantage of being the 'real' Thailand in that the tourist pockets of Ao Nang and Railey Beach don't necessarily affect other parts of the province. Read More...

You won't go hungry in Ao Nang and options are abound. Ambiance ranges from street side cafeterias to upscale classy dining. Read More...

For those looking for out-and-out gourmet dining in Klong Muang, the Sofitel, Nakamanda and the Sheraton boast top-of-the-range restaurants. Read More...

Krabi Town is a ‘real’ Thai town and its street food is typically Thai. You’ll find many semi-permanent food stands along Maharat Road and its offshoots at night. Read More...

The northern end of Nopparat Thara right next to the Klong Haeng River and pier is lined with seafood restaurants. This is favourite hanging out place for locals. Read More...

Seafood is the main culinary draw in Phi Phi but it doesn't stop there; fine dining, Italian or plain burgers are all to be had here, plus the zenith of culinary excellence – fish & chips. Read More...

Although certain eateries do gouge (mostly the top-end establishments) prices have stayed more or less reasonable with the welcome bonus of dining surrounded by truly jaw-dropping vistas Read More...

Local Thai restaurants (good value) have now been joined by pizzerias, bistros and specialty seafood restaurants in the main beach areas.  Read More...