Ko Deng Restaurant
Description
Charcoal-grilled chicken arrives smoky, tender and armed with a sharp dipping sauce that makes sticky rice disappear at an alarming rate. Ko Deng does the island’s proper roadside Thai dinner: plastic chairs, big flavours, zero decorative bamboo nonsense.
The grilled chicken is the order, whether you go for a whole bird, wings or skewers. Add som tam, corn salad or mango salad for crunch and heat, then chicken laab for something fiercer. Portions are small enough to build a sprawling table without needing a recovery plan.
Chicken noodle soup gets its depth from barbecue-cooked meat, giving the broth a proper smoky backbone. Thai soups and fresh fish round out the menu, though the grill remains the reason the place fills up.
This suits Foodies and Budget diners who want local cooking with chilli, charcoal and condiments that have not been softened for holiday digestion. The papaya salad and chicken dip deserve the same attention as the bird; they are not side characters.
Highlights
- Chicken noodle soup made with barbecue-cooked chicken
- Strong selection of Thai salads, including papaya, corn and mango
- Cheap small portions that let you try several dishes
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