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Description

The glass noodle salad brings proper heat, fresh herbs and enough punch to wake up a ferry-day brain. Mia’s Hangout sits near the pier with water views, a small outdoor area and the rare ability to make harbour waiting feel less like a logistical punishment.

The food is raw-leaning and vegan, built around smoothie bowls, salads, fresh drinks and banana-peanut-butter nice cream. The smoothie bowl is the order here: thick, cold and made for lingering over.

Mia also makes peanut butter from ground peanuts alone, and jars can travel with you. The menu stays compact, which is sensible; a tiny pier café attempting 47 dishes is how civilisation ends.

A little boutique corner carries handmade-looking bits and pieces, while the room keeps plastic to a minimum. Settle in before a crossing, grab a takeaway salad for the ferry, or use the shaded outdoor seats to avoid spending another hour staring at the pier timetable.

Highlights

Insider Tip
Pick up a takeaway salad before boarding the ferry; it travels far better than the usual pier snacks.
Pros
- Strong vegan menu with smoothie bowls, salads and fresh drinks
- Glass noodle salad delivers a spicy, herb-heavy hit
- Banana peanut butter nice cream and pure peanut butter jars
- Outdoor seating overlooks the harbour water
Cons
- Food costs more than a basic pier-side meal
- The glass noodle salad is properly spicy
Best For
Vegetarian friendly, Foodies

Location

276 Mo1 Ban Saladan, Ko Lanta District, Krabi 81150
4.9
15 reviews

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