Ogen — Restaurant in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province

Well I got in for my dinner excited as long time did not eat this kind of food, and d the restaurant atmosphere looked quiet good from the outside, on my arrival the service staff received me with a smile and offer me the choice to sit out or indoors and all with a good actitud. Then in my order I mentioned to the waitress please avoid in my dinner anything that contains sesame, I explained to her really carefully, not sesame or tahini in my order please and I asked her if what I ordered contained some, she answered no problem we will not put anything in and will inform the kitchen. I ordered a salad, kebe and lamb kebab, and now is when my nightmare started, the kebe came with a with sauce that I presumed was a garlic sauce as I already mentioned please not tahini or sesame in my order. I started to feel really bad and I asked the waitress what it's she said tahini sauce, absolutely incredible as could kill me if I eat more, she said we put the sauce separately for the kebab and the kebe, I answered what's the point.....,i can't eat it neither and I was confident thinking as my request no sesame in Anyway to finish the story I started to have a stomach pain that went to severe till nearly midnight, ruined my dinner and couldn't eat more , although have to say I wasn't impressed with what I ate till that moment. I'm sorry for the staff as she was shocked for her mistake and felt bad but they should put special attention for people with allergies or can be something more extreme and serious next time. I would love the manager of the restaurant could come and apologize for the incident but didn't happen and they just brought the bill of my incomplete ruined dinner and that's it I always prefer to write a good review but in this case to help the restaurant and future customers to prevent this situations I had to...

Craving "Lebanese" food, I did a quick search on Google maps and couldn't quite believe this place popped up with an overall 4.7 rating with over 270 reviews. That's almost unheard of; almost suspicious, in fact. But after eating there, I certainly understand it. WOW! The waitress was not only knowledgeable but also super enthusiastic and hospitable. She noticed that we had a bag of cold groceries and offered to chill them for us without even asking. Service like that in Thailand is practically non-existent. But the service, as great as it may be, is actually not the highlight here. The food. The food. The FOOD. Specifically, the hummus, which is some of the best I've ever had. The bread is a thicker "Israeli" style of Pita, which to be honest, I normally don't care for, as I usually prefer the thinner Lebanese style, but this one - WOW! It's unbelievably soft, a little bit sweet, and served fresh and still warm from the oven. It was heaven. The experience could have ended there and we would've gone home happy, but no, they continued taking the experience to a new extreme with every dish they brought out. Perhaps the best part for us was the unexpected assortment of "salads" they brought out before our actual order arrived. I don't know what they are doing with that cauliflower, but I could eat a whole meal consisting of only that. Keep up the awesome work there, guys, and thanks for our best...

The restaurant’s decor feels airy and welcoming, perfect for a relaxed meal with friends or family. However, beware of the parking directions—DON’T RELY ON GOOGLE MAPS‼️The attached signage clarifies the route to the parking behind the restaurant, which is a lifesaver if you don’t want to get lost.

After you ordered, Ogen provides you an impressive complimentary small side dishes, which feel both healthy and anti-inflammatory (Beetroot salad/Cherry tomato salad/Pickled Olives, Cabbage/Spiced carrots, and corn)

🌟 Pita Shawarma: The Pita Shawarma was served with fries that were freshly fried—much better than what you’d get at fast-food chains like McDonald’s or KFC! The shawarma was well-constructed, with crisp vegetables and pickled elements adding a bright contrast to the savory meat.

🌟 Cold-Pressed Beetroot Juice: Highly recommended! The cold-pressed beetroot juice was incredibly fresh and added a vibrant touch to the meal! It’s an excellent option for those who enjoy healthy, refreshing drinks with a natural sweetness.

🤔Hummus Bolognese: This dish comes served with a single pita bread and is good for 3 people to share. The creamy hummus topped with savory bolognese works well but can feel greasy and heavy if eaten without the side dishes.

Would recommend it for anyone looking for a relaxed meal with Mediterranean charm—just don’t forget to follow the parking sign and not...