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ries and meat) and Kawee skewers (crispy white fish on lemon grass blades) are not to be
missed.
Nic's
(Ban Hat Rin; mains 80-280B; dinner)
A dizzying realm of polished concrete and coloured pil-
lows, Nic's - at the back of Hat Rin's lake - slings tasty pizzas and tapas every evening.
Slurp a Singha during the 6pm-to-8pm happy hour. New management hopes to make it
shine even more.
INTERNATIONAL
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Lazy House
(Hat Rin Nai; dishes 90-270B; lunch & dinner)
Back in the day, this joint was the owner's apart-
ment - everyone liked his cooking so much that he decided to turn the place into a restaur-
ant and hang-out spot. Today, Lazy House is easily one of Hat Rin's best places to veg out
in front of a movie with a scrumptious shepherd's pie.
INTERNATIONAL
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Lucky Crab
SEAFOOD
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(Hat Rin Nai; dishes 100-450B; lunch & dinner)
Rows of freshly caught creatures are presented
nightly atop miniature long-tail boats loaded with ice. Once you've picked your prey, grab
a table inside amid dangling plants and charming stone furnishings.
Om Ganesh
(Hat Rin Nai; dishes 70-200B; breakfast, lunch & dinner)
Customers meditate over curries,
biryani
rice, roti and lassis (though the local expats joke that every dish tastes the same). Platters
start at 350B.
INDIAN
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Monna Lisa
(Hat Rin Nai; pizza & pasta from 200B; breakfast, lunch & dinner)
Travellers rave about the pizza here,
but we found it mediocre, so you be the judge (but definitely skip the lasagne). It's run by
a team of friendly Italians and has a basic, open-air atmosphere.
ITALIAN
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