Thai Cat Restaurant
Description
Black pepper barracuda, tamarind barracuda and green papaya salad are the sensible calls here, eaten with bare feet in the sand at Long Beach. The fish has enough punch to justify choosing seafood over another routine pad Thai.
Sunset tables sit close enough to catch the sea noise without competing with the playlist. There are spaced-out seats, beach huts for lingering, and a candlelit corner for dinner that does not need much help from the furniture.
Kids disappear into the play area behind the restaurant, armed with sand toys, badminton, table tennis, chess, darts and basketball. The outdoor gym and yoga space turn lunch into a suspiciously long afternoon (a grave threat to any plan involving productivity).
The menu runs Thai staples, seafood, breakfast, pizzas and a solid iced latte. Portions are modest for the price, so two hungry adults should order with that in mind; the beach setting is the thing you are paying extra for.
Highlights
- Barracuda with tamarind or black pepper sauce
- Large children's play area with games and sports equipment
- Free outdoor gym and yoga space
- Mosquitoes gather around the beachfront dinner tables after sunset






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