Qcumber — Restaurant in Phang-nga Province

A Hidden Gem with Authentic Thai Flavors!

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This place is my favorite spot in town, and here's why:

Firstly, the food is simply fantastic. If you're a fan of Thai cuisine, Qcumber is a must-try. The dishes are prepared with utmost care, capturing the real essence of Thai flavors. The menu boasts a variety of options, and each dish is a perfect blend of freshness and authenticity. I appreciate the effort they put into offering good and healthy food without compromising on taste.

Now, let's talk about the shakes. Qcumber has hands down the best shakes in town! They are not only delicious but also made with quality ingredients. Whether you're a fan of fruity blends or veggies, their shake menu is also very diverse, and each option is a winner. It's become a ritual for me to pair a shake with my meal, and I'm never disappointed.

The cozy atmosphere at Qcumber adds another layer of charm to the dining experience. The ambiance is warm and inviting, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy a meal. The staff is friendly and attentive, always ready to make your dining experience memorable. Honorably mention to Ploy and Phueng, you guys are the real MVPs.

In summary, Qcumber is my go-to place for a perfect dining experience. It's a hidden gem that deserves more attention. If you're looking for real Thai taste, the best shakes in town, and a cozy atmosphere, look no further. Qcumber has it all! Highly...

Travelling as a Coeliac is always a little difficult but after reading a few reviews we went for dinner - did not disappoint!! As soon as I mentioned Gluten Free I knew they understood what was required. Food was fresh and delicious it was the first time I felt I could enjoy a traditional meal outside of our hotel. After talking to the staff I discovered the owner Ploy, also ran cooking classes so I booked in to learn how to prepare the amazing food we enjoyed. I asked if I could bring along my own Gluten free soy and oyster sauce and it was no problem at all. The class was held at Ploy's new Gin bar Qyuri (also worth a stop in for a drink or two) which is just up the road from Qcumber. We prepared 4 dishes in total - all were very tasty using fresh herbs and vegetables. I shared a class with another lady who was a vegetarian and her needs were also catered for. I would highly recommend a meal and a class at Qcumber. Thank you Ploy for a great afternoon and your fantastic insights to Thai cuisine. I hope the move for Qcumber to the new location next to Qyuri is a...

A cute little restaurant with both western & Thai food. We came with the goal to eat a few Thai dishes, so I'm not sure this place was the best choice as they declare themselves that their specialty most recommended dishes are actually the western ones (such as make your own salads, wraps, western salads like caesar, etc.).

We ordered a chicken gyoza, spring rolls, garlic pepper pork, grilled pork salad & a sweet corn salad. Out of everything we ordered, we liked the sweet corn salad & the chicken gyoza the most, while the rest of the dishes were ok, but nothing too special that was worth coming back for. The grilled pork in the salad was kinds dry and chewy, and the ingredients of the salad didn't make sense to me together (although its sauce was delicious).

The staff was kind, but considering the level of the food & portion sizes, we found the prices quite high, so it also wasn't a high VFM meal.

To conclude, if you're planning on eating here, I'd probably recommend going for the western dishes and avoiding the...