Hat Yai Restaurants

 1 Review  Even though I love Thai food there are times (especially in the morning) when my stomach just wants some bread, eggs and more familiar food. This coffee house and restaurant does good breakfasts,... 

 1 Review  I don't believe I am writing this. Back home I only eat at fast food places in extremely desperate times. So why suggest a western fast food joint in Thailand when there is excellent, cheap,... 

 1 Review  This is an interesting concept. You order food and it all comes to the table uncooked. On the table is an electrically heated pot of boiling water into which the food is put to cook. The restaurant... 

 travelpug Says:  Ok, this may sound a bit crazy to recommend a Japanese restaurant in Thailand. But it is worth trying if you want a break from Thai food for once. Gret taste... 

 Jeeem Says:  Let's face it, whether you're just breezing through Thailand or living here full time like me, you get sick of Thai food. You feel too guilty going to a chain... 

 travelpug Says:  Chicken rice is called 'Kao Mun Kai' in Thai language. It is similar to Hainanese chicken rice found in Malaysia and Singapore. In Thailand, it doesn't have bbq... 

 traceyspacey Says:  This was one of the first places that we came across and decided to eat here. The food was fine, it was just as we were about to finish a large Rat scurried in... 

 travelpug Says:  Ee-san food is one of my favourite food in Thailand. It is originated from north-eastern. There are many salads to choose from. Usually you eat the dishes with... 

 travelpug Says:  Everyone who visit Thailand should try Swensen's Ice-cream! They have many branches throughout Thailand. Their service is good and ice-cream tastes awesome! So... 

 kenningst Says:  Some people tell me "why you want to eat japanese food in Thailand?". I simply tell them that its so much cheaper here than back home. True enough... I always... 

 chiabh Says:  The Sor Hueng Restaurant sells Teo Chiew porriage... It is the only porriage restaurant that I came across in Hatyai... All the dishes that go with the porriage... 

 kenningst Says:  This place is a seafood place for tourist and surely enough the prices are for tourist as well. Expect to pay almost 30-40% more on seafood prices in this place... 

 thaivisitor Says:  This is one of the places where I would go to take my breakfast. It's a small shop selling won ton mee and I can safely say it is one of the better won ton mee... 

 thaivisitor Says:  I think this is the cheapest and tastiest Kuay Tiow Ler you can find in Hat Yai. Kuay Tiow Ler literally means "Boat Kuay Tiow". This system was adopted in... 

 thaivisitor Says:  Many would say that the fish head/meat soup behind Pink Lady complex is good. No doubt about that as I do go there too. But many doesn't know that there is also... 

 thaivisitor Says:  Ter Huang Kiam Chye directly translated to "Pig's internal organs with salted vegetable" is a "must try" when you come to Hat Yai. This shop is the most popular... 

 thaivisitor Says:  Personally I think, here the chicken rice is more suited to the M'sian/S'porean taste as it is not so dry like those starved chicken.In additional to Chicken... 

 thaivisitor Says:  Hatyai has their own version of roti prata or roti canai which they just call plain "roti". They normally eat it spread with sweetened milk and sugar, rolled it... 

 csyeo Says:  First of all, I had passed this cafe twice and never awared its existence. After encountered a man who hanged around the area (actually he is one of the staff... 

 csyeo Says:  A restaurant with a very creative interior design. Appearently, the owner of the restaurant like to collect all types of currencies notes from all around the... 

 chiabh Says:  Kan Eng Restaurant is one of the many Chinese restaurants in Hatyai... The restaurant is non-airconditioned but airy... it is clean and the eatery... 

 chiabh Says:  As there are many muslims, particularly from Malaysia visit Hatyai, the city has many muslim restaurants and outlet... One such example is the marati muslim... 

 anoum Says:   This is the juice from the green skinned orange grown in Thailand and although it is bottled, it tastes just as good as the freshly squeezed ones I drank in...