Ko Chang Restaurants

Having strolled around Bang bao and the pier for a while, I finally choose Buddha View. Not a bad choice at all - very nice place located on the pier (right hand side as you walk out). Very good place to sit and enjoy life.

Favorite Dish: Sampled several sea food items, all excellent.

My wife and I had the suggestion of the cook: Taste of Thailand. It was great and exactly what we were looking for. A bit of this and a bit of that. It is always hard to decide what to order in a restaurant and even more with unknown dishes. This dish was great in a place over the sea with beautiful view. We will be back and we suggest it to others.

Favorite Dish: The Taste of Thailand.

This restaurant was in lonely beach, right in the middle , right down from our hotel at siam beach resort. It was not only great for night barbeque, we went there for breakfast, lunch, and just to sit at there cute tables in the sand on the beach to have a drink. They have a great patio with hammocks as well that you can just hang out in and pass away a hot afternoon. The prices were great, with a huge menu to choose from. The service was very friendly, and laid back, where else can you have your waiter take your order who isnt wearing a shirt or shoes!

Favorite Dish: The Nightly fish barbeque

An unlikely name for an unlikely restaurant. This is the restaurant that I really liked on Koh Chang: Hippy leftovers, with the best of both worlds intact.
All who were young in the 70'es and early 80'es will settle down for the rest of their lives here.
A stone throw from the beach - you can take a swim between starter and main dish.
A great BBQ.
Seating in terraces outside, or under a roof, or inside a sala, the latter without chairs.
Wonderful place for kids, too.

Favorite Dish: BBQ sea food every evening.

The small settlement of Baan Bai Lan hosts a number of good restaurants. I much liked the mexican one, but there are several others, too, enough to provie for good food and variations - and a great escape from stifling hotel dinners.

Favorite Dish: Very good Mexican food and atmosphere.

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On the east coast the road stops pretty much as the island curves east; and here is Salakphet. Salakphet is an aquaculture centre, fishing boat wharf and a huge restaurant. it seems to cater mostly to Thais, albeit this is a wonderful place to get authentic Thai seafood, fish straight live from the nets.
It seems to be a bit of a place where government people and celebrities eat out. you sit on the deck in a real maritime setting.
But this seems to be too far from any tourists' dens and with the few taxiruns tha come here, visitors to the island really misses out on this gem. Load up a taxi, share costs and get here to eat! About 40 minutes' drive from Lonely Beach.
The eatery is part of a resort, but I did not stay here.

Favorite Dish: Any fresh seafood.

There are many restaurants along Whitesand beach.However they seemed rather expensive especially if you wanted to eat seafood.
We found "grilled shrimps" at a reasonable price at place called Cookie .It's right on the beach ,so you can dig your toes in the sand while you eat..You can choose the seafood you want and they will cook it up for you .It can gets rather packed in the evenings ,especially weekends around 8pm so if your hungry ,get there early ! Around 9 pm some of the locals show what they can do with fire and techno music..

Favorite Dish: The Bar-B-Q shrimps were good at 250 baht a plate.They weren't very big but tasty!.Also the fish cooked with herbs and spice was yummy too, at 200 baht each.
All the single dishes over rice such as 'pat grapow gai kai dow' fried basil with chicken and a fried egg were good value at around 45-50 baht.

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Stumbled across this tiny little restaurant with a friend. Both enjoy good steaks but have become very wary of ordering in Thailand as never very good. This was THE exception!!! A young French guy came to greet us and we looked into the menu, 180 baht for a tenderloin beef steak (no chance we thought) but what came out was absolutely amazing. A huge (real) tenderloin steak with fried potatoes with herbs and a real reduced meat sauce.

We continued to go back every day and introduced many friends to the place, 2 of which being chefs from the UK and they agreed that it was by far the best steak in Thailand....... and the cheapest. Even my girlfriend who is the hardest person to please with food fell in love with the chicken fillet in mushroom sauce.

Favorite Dish: Best dish i ever had is something i dont know the name of. 6 people wanted to eat and we told him you decide. We had a 3 course meal with homemade chocolate cake and it was some beef stew Frenchy thing. Amazing. All for a total of about 500 baht each including beer and wine.