Pla Rad Prik in Koh Kood ปลาราดพริก
Pla rad prik is whole fried fish under a chili and tamarind sauce. Noochy Seafood at the end of the Ao Yai pier is the most talked-about table.
Thaiปลาราดพริก · pla rat phrik
Price200 to 600 THB a person
RoomNoochy, Ao Yai
ClockBefore sunset
What it tastes like
- Crisp fish, sweet-sour tamarind fish sauce, and fried garlic.
How to order it
- Thai name: pla rat phrik (ปลาราดพริก).
- Say: Khor pla rat phrik makham, khrap/kha.
- Pick the fish, then confirm weight and price.
Typical price
- 2026 cash: 200 to 600 THB a person.
Where to try it
- Noochy Seafood, South end of the Ao Yai pier, Koh Kood, Trat 23000. Lunch and dinner; busy in high season. 200 to 600 THB a person. Scallops and crab in season. Go before dark; the east roads have few lights.
Spice level and diet
- Heat: Medium.
- Diet: Fish.
Next plates
- Back to the Koh Kood food hub for the neighbourhood rows.
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- Book?
- Call ahead in high season or arrive early.
- How far from Klong Chao?
- A fair drive on hilly roads. Make it a lunch trip.





