Description
Grilled yellow snapper arrives fresh, smoky and properly succulent, with a sharp lemon sauce carrying enough chilli to wake up the table. Add som tam with shrimp and the mango sticky rice, then linger over the sea.
The restaurant sits facing Koh Lanta Noi, with fishing boats passing through the view and sunset doing its usual expensive-looking work for free. It stays calm even as the light goes gold, which is rare on this coast once everyone remembers they own a phone.
Seafood is the reason to make the detour. BBQ fish and king prawns are the big-ticket choices, while Thai dishes cover lunch without turning the meal into a ceremony. The margarita is dry and clean, with no syrupy nonsense, and the coffee holds up for an afternoon stop.
Check the seafood price before choosing a whole fish or king prawns; they are sold by size and can turn a casual dinner into a serious bill. The sunset-facing tables have the full sweep across the water, including the boats coming and going from Lanta Noi.
Highlights
- Sunset-facing sea view across to Koh Lanta Noi
- Dry margaritas without syrup
- Strong Thai food, BBQ seafood, coffee and mango sticky rice
- Closed Tuesdays
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