Monkey Mountain Restaurant — Restaurant in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province

We stayed in Hua Hin for 1 month and loved this place. The guy and his wife that run it are really friendly (try being friendly to them - why do people have to be pompous and miserable? Aren’t we all human beings??). They greeted us every time we went. This is a great chilled place - no pumping music, just the sound of the ocean crashing against the rocks of Khao Takiap. It also has a fabulous elevated view across the bay and Hua Hin and is beautiful as the sun sinks behind the hills. It’s right next to a lovely giant, golden Buddha too. We tried several things off the menu - noodle dishes, rice dishes, whole sea bass, huge prawns , papaya salad and they were all utterly delicious.

Beers are always really chilled and the glass of wine is generous and more than acceptable. This was our go to spot for sunset - it’s not fancy, it’s not Michelin starred……if you want that stay in your resort and pay 4 times as much as you would here. If you want to relax with stunning views, served by a lovely family and their teenage sons, then pull up a...

The restaurant is located on the side of rocky outcrop below Wat Khao Takiab. The restaurant is overlooked by a golden Buddha statue. Tables are at multiple levels, and you have to walk up steps to get to it. We arrived a little after 6pm, and were able to get a table. Service is slow - it's a busy restaurant with a small kitchen. The order for the table next to ours got mixed up with our order - we eventually sorted it out. The serves are generous, which fits the cost. The food tasty. Our tablet had no tissues or condiments, and we couldn't seem to get any. It was nice sitting watching the sea as the sunset. Not sure I would go back. The restaurant is good for the view over...

Must visit spot, picturesque restaurant nestled at the end of the beach overlooking Hua Hin city.

Prices are reasonable and the food prepared quickly with each dish we had tasty.

Only negative to this establishment is the quality of the bathroom, no toilet paper and not a flushing toilets it this may be the only way these services can be available being nestled into the side of the mountain.

Looks like they are expanding as construction and building occurring onsite when we were visiting but this didn’t detract from our experience.

If you’re lucky you may also meet one of their local residents...