Posted by Birgit on Dec 19, 2012

The Holy Grill – BBQ

The menu at the Holy Grill is simple yet comprehensive – a main dish for 100 Baht and sides for 50 Baht each. The selection of mains offer something to tempt all taste. The Holy Grill is the brainchild of Hinch and Francis, the Dutch owners are no stranger to Chaloklum and the Holy Grill is proving popular with both island visitors and residents alike.

Posted by Birgit on Nov 15, 2012

Pooh’s Kitchen – Vegetarian Restaurant

The Restaurant Pooh’s Kitchen in the middle of Haadrin is run by the lovely “Pooh”, who is very passionate about vegetarianism. She cooks authentic Thai dishes like Larb Tofu or the traditional spicy Papaya Salad and she can cater all dishes to your taste in case you have some
special wishes.

Posted by Birgit on Nov 6, 2012

Macrobiotic World – Natural EFE

We prepare our food simply and naturally offering you the best quality grains, beans, and produce from our kitchen with the foremost priority being to serve delicious meals in keeping with good health. No refined, chemicals, preservatives, meat or dairy products are used.

Posted by Birgit on Oct 19, 2012

Hard Road Café

Hard Road Café

Jéremie, Ed, Laura, and their entire team are delighted to welcome you in a family atmosphere at our friendly Franco-Thai restaurant. At Hard Road Café in Ban Tai we are combining Western and Asian cuisine, for your dining pleasure. Enjoy a delicious meal and a cool drink with your friends or your family at Hard Road Café.

Posted by admin on Jul 24, 2012

Restaurant Peppercorn

At Restaurant Peppercorn the chef and owner still cooks all delicious meals by himself every day! For Friddi cooking is not only about food; it’s a passion! You can find Restaurant Peppercorn in a green friendly jungle surroundings with very little traffic, close to the village of Srithanu on the west coast of Koh Phangan. [...]

Posted by admin on Jun 13, 2012

Seafood Restaurants

Let us introduce you to some very special restaurants and Bars on Koh Phangan, an island in the southern Gulf of Thailand. Koh Phangan is surely far more famous for it’s full moon parties, black moon parties and half moon parties, than it is for it’s food and restaurants. But that can only be because nobody has looked into it yet.