Aasia's Kitchen samui Halal Food (Moroccan food)(Thai food)(Arabic food) — Restaurant in Surat Thani Province

You shouldn’t miss this amazing little restaurant. They have a very diverse menu including a mix of Thai and Moroccan dishes. Being particularly cautious about lamb dishes, I was pleasantly surprised by their Lamb Tajine. It was an absolutely amazing – tender, flavorful, and devoid of the usual overpowering lamb taste. I highly recommend trying it (you would need to preorder ~1h in advance). Tom Yum was also fantastic!

They also perfectly accommodate to your spice level requirements, which is rare in Thailand 😅

The service was also wonderful. A special shout-out to Aisha - an incredibly intelligent, warm, and friendly young girl helping her mom run the place after school!

It's rare for us to revisit the same restaurant multiple times during a vacation unless we really love a place, and we came here 5 times! That alone speaks volumes about the quality of the restaurant:) If you're looking for a place that combines great food, heartwarming service, and a homely atmosphere, look...

The restaurant sits inconspicuously on the side of a street, but don't let the modest facade deceive you. The staff are exceptionally warm and accommodating. When I ordered their soup, I hadn't realized it was similar too Korean barbecue. Unfamiliar with this type of dish, the server patiently explained the entire process to me and even assisted in its preparation. The atmosphere was genuinely inviting, and both the dishes and beverages were top-notch. The value for money is truly impressive. Never before have I received such a hearty and flavorful meal for around 250 Baht, which I could tailor to my liking. The serving size was generous enough to serve two comfortably. Their Thai tea was also outstanding and amply served. If you're looking for affordable dining coupled with a delightful experience and first-rate service by the heartwarming waitress, this is the...

Cozy eatery in Koh Samui that’s welcoming and ideal for Muslim travellers. The service was genuinely warm and friendly, which made the dining experience pleasant and comfortable.

The menu offers a nice variety of local Thai dishes as well as Arabic-style options like lamb kebabs and tagines—something a bit different for those craving Middle Eastern flavors. For lamb based dishes you can use the QR code (in pic) to WhatsApp them beforehand

While we appreciated the effort and presentation, we found some of the dishes a little on the bland side and could use a stronger spice profile to bring out the richness of the cuisines.

That said, it’s still a worthwhile stop for its hospitality, halal assurance, and mix of flavors you don’t often find together in one place. A good option if you’re looking for variety in a relaxed,...