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Closed (hopefully just temporarily).
We've eaten here a few times over the last year. It's a Muslim community run restaurant, so no alcohol served. The restaurant is on a pontoon served by a rickety boardwalk, often staked out by a local troop of monkeys, so watch your belongings and don't carry anything that looks like food. Food is rustic and usually fresh out of their own net dangling in the river. Went for lunch yesterday (Aug 7) but were advised by staff manning the kiosk at the adjoining pier carpark that the restaurant had been closed for a couple of weeks due to a dearth of customers because of Covid. There's a mobile number in Google listing, so maybe check before heading here as it's a little...
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Not worth traveling for but if you’re around and need food it will be ok. Some edible dishes and some not great. They don’t know how to make fried rice. Seafood is fresh so if you stick with barbecue or grilled you’ll be fine.
Service - doesn’t exist. Very slow. The waiters and waitresses are there to carry food from kitchen and clean table. Don’t expect too much.
Nevertheless the location on water...
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Lieu incroyable, malheureusement vide, à croire que les gens préfèrent manger un burger ou une pizza en attendant de prendre le bateau. J'étais donc solo dans ce super petit restaurant au bord de l'eau, accueillie par une gentille famille, j'ai choisi calamar suave au citron vert, riz et smoothie à l'ananas. Tout était 100% frais, plein de goût, du gingembre, de l'ananas, piment, du citron vert bien sûr. Le smoothie à l'ananas fraîchement préparé, un vrai régal, j'ai passé un très bon moment en attendant le bateau pour Koh Yao Noi. Je recommande vivement, s'il vous plaît,...
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