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Ko Samui: Ranong Restaurant

April 16, 2013 by Mummybean Leave a Comment

Ah, Thai food. That was one of the things I was most excited about when we made plans to head to Ko Samui.

We didn’t get as much of an opportunity to get good Thai food as I would have hoped so during our last night, we asked our hotel concierge to recommend some place where we could get some authentic Thai food. A place where locals frequented. He directed us to Ranong Restaurant. A few doors down from the huge Tesco Lotus in Chaweng and across the street from a 7-11, it wasn’t difficult to find. And the food? It was as promised: authentically Thai, tasty, and for the most part, HOT.

Ranong3Seafood Vermicelli Salad

Ranong1Prawn Cakes

Ranong4Seafood Fried Rice

Ranong5Fried Fish Thai Style

Ranong2Very pleased looking husband with my must-have Tom Yum Goong

Ranong6Even the rice was good, as Nomi attests.

Ranong7Calling dibs on Ah Gong’s Coconut

And the whole meal for 8 adults and 2 kids (with some other dishes I didn’t manage to photograph) cost just $60!

Definitely one of the better meals we had on our trip, and one of the highlights for Noey. “The place with the crunchy meat — Ranong!” he chimed. If it gets my son’s stamp of approval, you know it has to be good!

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