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Hospital Food Court
(Th Meechai; 7am-3pm)
A dozen cooks here whip up the standards at low prices. The food
is delicious, there's plenty of choice and it is conveniently located near the most popular
guesthouses in town.
THAI
$
Nagarina
( 0 4241 2211; Th Rimkhong; dishes 40-400B; 10am-9pm; )
As with nearly all
fa·ràng
-fo-
cused guesthouses in Thailand, the Thai food at Mut Mee Garden Guesthouse is toned
down and not recommended. (The Western breakfasts, on the other hand, are fine.) But
the kitchen of its floating restaurant, which specialises in fish, turns out the real deal.
There's a sunset cruise (100B) most nights around 5pm; order food at least 30 minutes be-
fore departure.
THAI
$$
Café Thasadej
(Th Bunterngjit; dishes 60-375B; 8am-late)
Sophistication oozes out of this little restaurant. Both
the menu and liquor list, the latter among the best in town, go global. Gyros, Weiner
schnitzel, fish and chips, lasagne, tuna salad and smoked salmon are some of the most
popular options.
INTERNATIONAL
$$
Drinking & Nightlife
For something completely Thai, follow the Mekong-hugging Th Rimkhong east past Tha
Sadet Market and you'll pass a bevy of restaurants and bars, some earthy, some fashion-
able, churning out dinner and drinks. There are some expat-owned bars around here, too.
Gaia
(Th Rimkhong; 7pm-late)
Much of the Mut Mee crowd and many resident
fa·ràng
fill this
laid-back lounge on the Mekong. There's a great drinks list, a chilled vibe and sometimes
live music. It often hosts fundraisers for local charitable projects.
BAR
Warm Up
BAR
