Tra Kul Kao’s Kitchen

Su Chilli specializes in deep-fried fish prepared eight ways, from simple garlic and pepper to complex curry sauces, with prices ranging from 350 to 465 baht. The restaurant also serves traditional Thai dishes like pad thai and fried rice, creative Thai-fusion pizzas, and an extensive drink menu featuring fruit shakes, lassis, ice cream shakes, and local beers. Most fish dishes are spicy, while noodle and rice options cater to milder tastes, with sticky rice and noodle sides available to complete meals.

Blacktip Café & Workspace combines specialty coffee with a diverse food menu spanning Thai dishes, Western mains, and health-focused options. The café roasts beans from around the world and serves everything from traditional pad thai to smash burgers, smoothie bowls, and bulletproof coffee. Customers can choose milk alternatives like coconut or oat milk, and the kitchen accommodates dietary preferences with vegan and vegetarian options throughout the menu.

KO AE specializes in stewed meats served over rice or in noodle soup. The restaurant offers chicken, pork, and beef prepared in slow-cooked broths, alongside classic Thai dishes like Pad Thai and tom yum soup. They also serve Thai comfort foods including basil stir-fries, fried rice, and meatballs with spicy dipping sauce.

La Carotte Qui Rit serves exclusively vegetarian Thai cuisine with many vegan and gluten-free options. The menu features traditional dishes like pad thai, green curry, and tom yam alongside creative offerings such as seaweed sushi rolls and pumpkin hummus. The restaurant emphasizes fresh ingredients, offering everything from classic stir-fries and soups to an extensive selection of herbal teas and fresh fruit shakes.