The best restaurants Klong Nin

Located in the northern part of the beach, almost with its feet in the water, this bar-restaurant is characterized by a successful rustic decoration. All wood, it was designed by Otto himself, a carpenter. The cuisine is good although a bit expensive, with a majority of western dishes and a choice of grills, including fish and seafood. The bar area is more popular, with many customers returning each year. The staff is smiling and welcoming. A perfect place to meet people.

It's easy to miss this unpretentious roadside establishment... And yet, it is a great success with travelers. The setting is pleasant: a beach bungalow type structure, wooden furniture and discreet music for the atmosphere. But the asset of this restaurant is its very good Thai cuisine at low prices. The dishes are copious and well presented, and above all they are tasty. All the classics of the country's gastronomy are proposed, from pad thai to massaman curry, declined in vegetarian recipes or not.

This restaurant is located on the road between Klong Nin and Klong Hin, you can't miss it. Built on the side of the cliff, it offers a spectacular view of the sea. The place looks good, with lots of woodwork. The food served is correct, but remains below the expectations of the place. The service, a bit nonchalant, could be improved. The Diamond Cliff remains however an excellent spot to admire the sunset with a drink in hand.

You won't be able to miss it, with its big French flag on its sign! The French Bakery has moved across the street and now has a beautiful terrace on the beach. Part bakery, part cafe and part restaurant, it offers good bread, but also pastries, burgers, paninis, sandwiches and pizzas. The sandwiches are particularly good. You can come and have a coffee, lunch, chat... And even play a game of pool if it is not monopolized by the locals, who seem to love it...

Roi Thai - The Original Thai Cuisine has been in existence in Chiang Mai and Bangkok for over 30 years. Koh Lanta's menu has the same formula: organic cuisine and traditional Thai dishes on the menu. The dishes are hearty and well presented, but some can be a little bland. It also offers cooking classes for the curious. The meal is taken on the terrace by the sea, the view is breathtaking. The attention to the customer also needs to be improved. Anyway, we go there more to enjoy the spotlight than to cook.