Taling Ngam food guide
Blue swimming crab is a southern set on a woven tray, known for crab and coconut rice in a garden. Baan Suan Lung Khai in Taling Ngam is closed Monday and asks for a reservation.
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The room is at 18/18 Mu 4, Taling Ngam, on a coconut plantation. Sets run 350, 500, 700, and 1,000 THB a person, with crab or grilled prawns and rice. There is a break from 14:00 to 16:30.
Skip this, go here: Chaweng walking-street grills, often 60 to 150 THB, are a different meal from this reserved set. Monday is closed, and walk-ins are not seated. The crab page is blue swimming crab.
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- Do I need a reservation?
- Yes. Reserve before you go, and Monday is closed.
- Is there a late sitting?
- Dinner ends at 19:00. Lunch is 11:00 to 14:00.