Hoi Tod in Hua Hin หอยทอด
Hoi tod is a crisp oyster omelette. It fits a Hua Hin night-market share plate on Soi 72.
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Thaiหอยทอด · hoi thot
Price80 to 140 THB
RoomHua Hin Night Market
Clock17:00 to 23:00
What it tastes like
- Crisp batter, oyster, and bean sprouts.
How to order it
- Thai name: hoi thot (หอยทอด).
- Say: Khor hoi thot, khrap/kha.
- Share one plate. Confirm the price before they pour.
Typical price
- 2026 cash: 80 to 140 THB.
Where to try it
- Hua Hin Night Market stalls, Soi 72 / Dechanuchit Rd, Hua Hin, Prachuap Khiri Khan 77110. 17:00 to 23:00. 80 to 140 THB. A share plate, not a whole dinner. Add grilled fish if you want more.
Spice level and diet
- Heat: Mild.
- Diet: Egg and oyster.
Next plates
- Back to the Hua Hin food hub for the neighbourhood rows.
- Use the Night markets page if you want the walk, not a second dish.
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- Mango Sticky Rice is the nearby order if this plate is done.
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- Oyster or mussel?
- Hoi tod is oyster. Ask which batter they are pouring.
- Lunch version?
- Night market is the useful clock. Lunch shophouses cook a simpler wok.





