Restaurants

A 16-year-old Thai boy, Queue, recently undertook a remarkable 2,000-kilometer train and bus journey with his grandfather to Singapore. He documented and shared this significant trip on his Instagram, showcasing…

Some restaurants give you a meal. Sixties Town gives you a short holiday. As night falls, strings of lights come on over a chalet-style building, rows of wooden tables fill the open-air yard and, for a few hours, you could be anywhere but Hua Hin. The whole place is built as a very well-crafted, very […]

At Moto Moto Café in Hua Hin, owner Kim brings two decades of Canadian experience and a passion for home-style cooking to every dish. From blueberry pancakes and indulgent French toast made with homemade Japanese milk bread to rich poutine and hearty omelettes, the menu delivers comforting flavours with quality ingredients and a personal touch.

The ever-evolving dining scene in Hua Hin welcomes an exciting new addition in the trendy and increasingly popular Khao Takiab area: Les Amis Hua Hin. Recently appointed as Head Chef, Lambert Tissot Dupont brings an impressive international résumé and a distinctly cosmopolitan perspective to the kitchen. Originally from Marseille, Chef Lambert joined the restaurant following its opening in November 2025, […]

Vietnamese Secret in Hua Hin offers a focused take on traditional Vietnamese cuisine, led by Chef Khun Fire. Known for its fresh herbs, handmade dishes and understated setting, the restaurant has quietly built a loyal following over the past two years.

Zeke Asian-Latino Kitchen sits a little outside the city, but the distance feels intentional rather than inconvenient. The view alone explains much of the thinking behind the location, and the setting reinforces what the restaurant sets out to be: personal, considered, and distinct. The name itself—Zeke—is literal, borrowed from the owners’ son, and signals that […]

When we turned up at Treeoh Cafe on Soi 102, owner Tim and his team were busy lashing together bamboo for a new climbing wall for the kids. It was the first sign that this is not your usual cafe, and everything we found afterwards confirmed it. A family move from Bangkok Treeoh began in […]

Josh, the 36-year-old head chef at Tonic & Ginger, arrived in Hua Hin by way of a professional relationship rather than chance. Originally from Australia, he had worked with the restaurant’s owner, Glenn, at two establishments back home. When Glenn decided to open Tonic & Ginger in Thailand, the invitation followed naturally. For Josh, it […]

Good fish and chips—the kind that evokes childhood memories rather than vague nostalgia—can be surprisingly difficult to find. In Hin Lek Fai, however, a young couple behind Superfish Fish and Chips appear to have taken the challenge seriously. James and his wife entered the food business with different ideas. While she initially leaned toward opening […]

Fifi Brasserie, located in the Khao Takiab area, offers both a comfortable indoor dining room and a quieter poolside space. The setting combines modern elements with a touch of rustic warmth, creating an atmosphere that feels unhurried whether you choose to sit inside or outdoors. Breakfast remains one of the restaurant’s strengths. Handmade bread, well-prepared […]

Hua Hin has certainly seen a rise in establishments offering roast dinners, with new spots appearing across town. Yet for those seeking a reliably satisfying experience, Andreanna’s Bakery has quietly been doing it well for some time. Nestled in Khao Takiab, the bakery sits in a tourist-friendly area, but the outing feels far from gimmicky—it’s […]

Prime Burger has quietly built a reputation across Thailand, and its arrival in Hua Hin marks the brand’s 22nd location. Nestled on Soi 94, the new outlet replaces the former Lucky 13 Sandwich, carrying forward the chain’s familiar promise: high-quality American-style burgers executed with consistency and attention to detail. The dining space is modern and […]

At HINKALI House, the menu reads less like a standard restaurant offering and more like a cultural itinerary—one that travels from the Black Sea to the Caucasus mountains, bringing with it a repertoire rarely seen in Thailand. Georgian cuisine has long enjoyed affection in Russia, where its generous use of herbs, spices, and bright sauces […]

There are restaurants that serve a meal, and there are those that serve a memory. Baan Gli Wang, set quietly along Naebkehardt Road in the Sam Suk village area, leans decisively toward the latter. More than two decades into its life — 23 years, to be exact — it remains a place shaped not just […]

There’s a quiet confidence to Zen & Sizzle that defies Hua Hin’s more assertive dining scene. Hidden just off Soi 88, the restaurant doesn’t scream for your attention, but rather waits, calm and composed, behind a screen of manicured greenery. The layout is more garden than dining room — an irregular patchwork of shaded corners […]

El Grego does not sit conveniently on a main road, nor does it cater to the passing trade of day-trippers or delivery drivers. Instead, it has tucked itself into the quiet edges of Hua Hin, as if by design — a place for those who already know what they’re looking for, or for those with […]

In a town awash with cafes vying to outdo one another in latte art or minimalist chic, Loch Camp introduces something else entirely: an invitation to linger. Conceived by Khun Noom as a space where families might lose track of the hours, Loch Camp is less about the quick caffeine fix and more about the […]

Thailand’s street food and beverage industry is bracing for a prolonged period of economic uncertainty, as declining foot traffic and weakening consumer demand take a toll on key dining areas such as Banthat Thong. Operators are now adjusting their strategies to address these challenges, particularly as both local and Chinese patronage diminishes. According to Paisarn […]

At a glance, Happy Wok could be mistaken for just another modest Chinese takeaway nestled in a quiet corner of Hua Hin. But linger a moment longer, and something more considered begins to reveal itself—not in flamboyant gestures, but in an understated authenticity rarely attempted, let alone executed well, in this part of the world. […]

Nestled in the emerging culinary hub of Soi 94, Berlin Kebabs is a newcomer to Hua Hin’s dining scene, but not to Thailand’s ever-expanding appetite for quality fast food. Initially launched as Berlin’s Döner Kebab in Bangkok’s bustling Sukhumvit 22 in 2020, the brand quickly carved a niche, evolving into one of Thailand’s most prominent […]