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Food
and Dining
The
active fishing port guarantees fresh seafood and Hua
Hin has it all, including dishes not found in other
parts of Thailand. There are many styles of restaurant,
from a row of large, brightly lit establishments with
extensive menus along the beach near the pier, to small
stalls at the lively night market specializing in only
a tasty dish or two. While Thai and Chinese seafood
reign here, there are also many restaurants offering
everything from pizza and pasta to tandoori chicken
and meat pies and other popular international dishes.
Also be sure to sample the wide variety of fruits and
kanoms (Thai sweets) available in restaurants, shops
and stalls along the road. Though there is a 5-star
international spa in Hua Hin, I'm sure no one loses
weight during their stay here.
Shopping
Phetchaburi
is well known as a province that produces several kinds
of delicious desserts such as
khanom mo kaeng (semilar to pudding, made of crushed
steamed mong bean, egg, cocount milk and sugar which
is, after well mixed, baked under the charcoal fire)
khao kriap (dried pastry sheet having coconut, sugar
and sesame as ingredients and has to be grilled on a
charcoal fire before serving) honey baked banana fruits
toffee kluai khai (small banana having sweeter flavour)
etc. Visitors can buy those local product both in town
and long Phetch Kasem road side and Khao Wang area for
consumption and/or as souvenir.
Phetchaburi is also famous for its fruits especially
rose-apples and Iamuts (sapodillas) besides, there are
mangoes, tamarinds oranges and kluai khai (small bananas
having sweeter flavour).
Prachuap
Khiri Khan has an abundance of dried seafood and
products from fruits such as pine apples, coconuts,
bananas and aloe vera. One of its renowned local products
is "pha phim khommaphat" or khommaphat printed
cotton, a typial product of Hua Hin which is to be sold
by yard. A large variety of other cotton products are
also obtainable, for example, placemat, tablecloth,
and pillowcase. Most of the products, fresh and dried
seafood, souvenirs, dishes made of seafood are available
at Hua Hin Market.
The
active fishing port guarantees fresh seafood and Hua
Hin has it all, including dishes not found in other
parts of Thailand. There are many styles of restaurant,
from a row of large, brightly lit establishments with
extensive menus along the beach near the pier, to small
stalls at the lively night market specializing in only
a tasty dish or two. While Thai and Chinese seafood
reign here, there are also many restaurants offering
everything from pizza and pasta to tandoori chicken
and meat pies and other popular international dishes.
Also be sure to sample the wide variety of fruits and
kanoms (Thai sweets) available in restaurants, shops
and stalls along the road. Though there is a 5-star
international spa in Hua Hin, I'm sure no one loses
weight during their stay here.
khanom mo kaeng (semilar to pudding, made of crushed
steamed mong bean, egg, cocount milk and sugar which
is, after well mixed, baked under the charcoal fire)
khao kriap (dried pastry sheet having coconut, sugar
and sesame as ingredients and has to be grilled on a
charcoal fire before serving) honey baked banana fruits
toffee kluai khai (small banana having sweeter flavour)
etc. Visitors can buy those local product both in town
and long Phetch Kasem road side and Khao Wang area for
consumption and/or as souvenir.
Prachuap
Khiri Khan has an abundance of dried seafood and
products from fruits such as pine apples, coconuts,
bananas and aloe vera. One of its renowned local products
is "pha phim khommaphat" or khommaphat printed
cotton, a typial product of Hua Hin which is to be sold
by yard. A large variety of other cotton products are
also obtainable, for example, placemat, tablecloth,
and pillowcase. Most of the products, fresh and dried
seafood, souvenirs, dishes made of seafood are available
at Hua Hin Market.
