Auntie Paew's Kitchen @Pana's Bar — Restaurant in Phetchaburi Province

If you are in this area of Hua Hin you really need to try out this menu. Everything is so tastefull and fresh. The ambiance is cute because you are eating at the beach, with cute faire lights and the beautiful sound of the waves from the sea. I already ate here twice, first day I had white snapper with chips (250B) the fish is so good, it tastes so fresh and it is fried so well that it is perfectly crispy. The good frying also goes for the fries, they are so crispy, I think these are the best fried fries I've had so far in Thailand (i've been to bangkok, Pattaya and hua hin now). The second time I wanted to have massaman, because I know how delicious that is. Unfortunately they didn't have that anymore which sounds to me like it is very popular dosh from them (the restaurant was also full at that time). So I took another curry: Panaeng with chicken. And oh, that was so good guys. It was so tasteful and a little bit spicy, it is not too spicy which is very good for westerns I think hihi. The spice tingels your tongue but at the same time the coconut milk eases the tingling. Oh and the chicken was so tender that i was able to break it down with my tongue! So to conclude, I highly recommend to come here and try out sea food and all the...

If you're visiting Hua Hin or Cha-Am, you must try Auntie Paew’s Kitchen at Pana’s Bar! It’s a lovely seaside restaurant serving a variety of delicious seafood dishes. The food here is cooked with love — you can really taste it in every bite.

I’m usually not a big fan of sea fish, but their Sea Bass was incredible— fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The Salted Egg Squid is also a must-try, and if you're into bold flavors, the Oyster Salad is another great choice. Every dish was bursting with taste!

The prices are very affordable, especially considering the quality and the beachside setting. The atmosphere is peaceful and relaxing, right by the water. You can dip your feet in the sea, take beautiful photos, and enjoy your meal with the sound of the waves in the background.

The uncle speaks good English, which makes it very tourist-friendly. He’s kind and helpful, making the whole experience even more enjoyable.

All in all, this place is a hidden gem. Delicious food, beautiful scenery, and warm hospitality — don’t miss it when you're in the...

Absolutely delightful fresh seafood at Thai street food vendor price. Can't be beaten for value for money. Shrimp cake were amazing. The crab was on the menu but the waiter was honest enough to tell us it wasn't the best season for it and recommended the grilled prawn (ordered by my wife) which made me like prawns again. Nice outdoor setting. They provide mosquito repellent if you need or ask. Cheap decent house wine (Monterey) as well. Seems to be called Pana's bar though, but when looking for that Google redirect you to Chan Le Restaurant, no confusion once you're there though, there is only one restaurant at...