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Bo Phut
The Fisherman's Village is the nicest setting for a meal but you'll find heaps of cheaper
options on the road leading inland towards the main road.
The Hut
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(mains 80-300B; dinner)
You'll find basic Thai specialities at reasonable prices (for the area)
as well as more expensive fresh seafood treats. If you're a fisherman this is the place to
get your own catch cooked up. There are only about a dozen tables and they fill fast so get
here early or late if you don't want to wait.
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(mains 179-550B; 11am-11pm Mon-Thu, 6-11pm Fri; )
Imagine the best Thai green curry you
ever had stuffed inside an Indian roti and topped with fresh mango - and this is just the
beginning. Vivian is a food genius who is constantly coming up with creative twists on
Thai favourites and she'll even encourage you to come up with your own ideas as you or-
der.
The roadside setting isn't the best but the decor is as
vavoom
as the food: a cabaret of
sequined tablecloths, bouquets of feathers and hanging tassels.
THAI FUSION
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Karma Sutra
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INTERNATIONAL
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(mains 180-700B; breakfast, lunch & dinner; )
A haze of purples and pillows, this charming
chow spot straddles the heart of Bo Phut's Fisherman's Village and serves up very good
international and Thai eats. Try the Mediterranean starter plate (300B), a beautifully ar-
ranged tray of olive tapenades, marinated peppers, eggplant caviar and more.
Starfish & Coffee
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(mains 150-280B; breakfast, lunch & dinner)
This streamer-clad eatery was probably named after
the Prince song, since we couldn't find any starfish on the menu (there's loads of coffee
though). Evenings feature standard Thai fare and sunset views of rugged Ko Pha-Ngan.
THAI
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