THE BEST Restaurants in Koh Lanta
From street food to fine dining — discover the best restaurants in Koh Lanta with curated picks, local tips, and free itinerary planning tools.
🍽️ Restaurants in Koh Lanta
- Fat Turtle — A popular beach bar and restaurant on Long Beach known for its sunset views over the Andaman Sea. Burgers, seafood platters, and Thai dishes with a laid-back crowd.
- Picasso Bar — A Thai restaurant-bar with a casual vibe, serving curries and cold beers near the beach.
- Tiw Laythai — A regional Thai-Italian restaurant known for wood-fired pizzas alongside southern Thai curries.
- Sawasdee — A small Thai restaurant in Sala Dan serving classic dishes like pad thai and green curry at budget-friendly prices.
- Chaiphum Restaurant — A no-frills Thai restaurant in Sala Dan serving local curries, stir-fries, and fresh seafood at fair prices.
- Cicada — A seafood and Thai-European restaurant in Sala Dan, highly rated for fresh catches and evening dinners.
- Suza Hut — A beachfront eatery with Thai food and fruit shakes, popular with backpackers for its cheap prices and sea views.
- Jam Bar & Restaurant — A relaxed bar-restaurant on the main road with Thai food, Western dishes, and live music some evenings.
- Thai Pancake — A street-food stall open evenings, serving roti pancakes, pad thai, and mango sticky rice. A Saladan Walking Street favourite.
- The fat pig — A grill-focused spot serving pork ribs, burgers, and Thai-Western fusion plates.
- iRe Restaurant Bar Boutique — A boutique restaurant-bar with Mediterranean-influenced dishes and cocktails in a stylish setting.
- Easy Bar — A casual Thai restaurant-bar on the main road near Klong Dao with cheap eats, cold beers, and a relaxed atmosphere.
- Ooan noodle shop — A small noodle shop in Sala Dan serving Thai noodle soups and stir-fries for a quick, cheap meal.
- Wedrink — A cafe in Sala Dan serving coffee, smoothies, and light breakfast in a relaxed air-conditioned setting.
- Swedish Restaurant — A Scandinavian-run restaurant serving Swedish comfort food and Thai dishes for homesick northern Europeans.
- Bajien Pizzeria — A pizzeria in Sala Dan serving wood-fired pizzas, burgers, and pasta for a break from Thai food.
- Not a Toy — A coffee shop on Long Beach serving crepes, ice cream, and specialty coffee in a trendy beachside setting.
- Citrus Restaurant & Bar — A European-Thai restaurant and bar with a varied menu of curries, steaks, and cocktails.
- Nang Sabai German Bakery — A German-run bakery serving fresh bread, pastries, and breakfast plates. Closed Wednesdays.
- Kaya Vegan Coffee Shop — A vegan cafe serving plant-based dishes, smoothie bowls, and dairy-free coffee. Open Monday to Saturday.
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