Koh Chang Restaurants & Dining Guide

Dining options on Koh Chang are diverse and plentiful. No matter what pleases your palate, you’re bound to find it on the island’s many beaches and areas. Most hotels and resorts usually feature an excellent choice dining venues serving a wide range of popular local and international dishes. The choice extends to scrumptious cuisine like Italian and Indian. Found flanked the main road, street food or roadside stalls are a great (and cheap) alternative to the sometimes pricey resorts’ restaurants, especially if you want to sample authentic and tasty local food like ‘som tam’ (papaya salad), ‘tom yum goong’ (hot and sour shrimp soup) and ‘ka prao gai’ (stir-fried chicken in basil leaves), among other things. In addition to local and international cuisine, a choice of seafood, caught fresh off the ocean, is also readily available and can be prepared in a variety of ways to suit your taste. And to complete Koh Chang’s fantastic and memorable dining experience, do not miss seafood restaurants – with open grilling and cooking stations – found on major beaches like Klong Prao Beach, White Sand Beach, Kai Bae Beach and Lonely Beach.

Restaurants in White Sand Beach

There's no shortage of good restaurants in White Sand Beach. The main road is lined by a wide choice of cuisine from Thai to Italian to Indian. As with anywhere else, good value meals can often be found at many roadside restaurants. Don't miss the famous 'kai moon' (rotating grilled chicken) at Som Tam Kai Moon and egg noodle with red BBQ pork at Ba Mee Nong Bua. (Read more...)

Restaurants in Klong Prao Beach

Klong Prao Beach offers a mix of roadside restaurants and plush eateries found in the beach’s many luxury resorts. Not to be missed is a couple of small restaurants at the entrance of Klong Plu Waterfall. A simple meal of Thai style papaya salad, sticky rice and a roast chicken will give you more than enough energy to explore the nature in the area. In addition to the usual Thai fare, international cuisine like Italian and Indian can also be enjoyed. (Read more...)

Restaurants in Kai Bae Beach

You’ll never go hungry in Kai Bae Beach. A wide range of eating options abounds along the stretch of the beach’s main road. Visitors usually have a choice between hotels and resorts’ dining venues, where Thai and international cuisine are on offer, or roadside eateries, where simple local Thai dishes are served. Seafood is also a staple in the menus and is highly recommended as it may possibly be the freshest seafood you’ll ever have. (Read more...)

Restaurants in Lonely Beach

Given its unofficial backpacker status, it’s not surprising that Lonely Beach is home to numerous cheap eateries offering a great range of both local and international favourites. Hotels and resorts usually have restaurants and cafés serving a wide choice of dishes. Street food, which often comes in forms of a roadside restaurant and a mobile stall, is also a great way to dine since it’s cheap and also very tasty. Craving for a dessert? (Read more...)

Koh Chang Dining Directory

With a multitude of eating places on offer, Koh Chang is a great place to explore local and international fare, not to mention fresh seafood served to you right on the beach. Finding a place to eat is pretty much a convenient and hassle-free experience since each beach area is laid out in a simple and straightforward way. The main road, flanked by a multitude of restaurants, shops and food stalls. (Read more...)

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