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Australian VisitorsWith two Australian friends visiting, we chose Cher Cher to showcase some of the best Thai food Rayong has to offer.This smart up-market Thai restaurant&#39;&#39;s menu features many of the traditional dishes from Esan, the north eastern provinces of Thailand with its own distinctive cuisine.We had crispy fried noodles with prawns, crispy pork belly, deep fried chicken wings, stir fried mixed vegetables in oyster sauce, and a Thai hot pot of pork meat and pork liver with vegetables.Our waitress was particularly attentive, especially with the hot pot, a small clay pot on a charcoal brazier, and showed our Australian guests how to bring the stock to a boil before adding the meat and vegetables.The four of us had a magnificent dinner for a modest Baht 700.

When you arrive in Thailand, you are almost alway greated by a culture of warmth. Sure, there are the occasional human beings who are just unhappy but usually a Thai citizen is going to be happy to meet your acquaintance...so with this in mind, if you get a chance to travel South to Rayong, be sure to look up the Yindee Coffee shop run by Christian owner and pastor, Jeff, who might just be there to greet you...Yindee Coffee beans are grown in North Thailand, 3 hours north of Chiang Mai, on a village-run coffee bean farm...Yindee serves organic and non-organic grown coffee in their shop in Rayong...pastor Jeff roasts the beans himself in Rayong to produce a less acidic coffee, very well balanced....stop in and have a coffee and take home some beans to brew yourself....reasonably priced at 150 Thai baht for approximately 1/2 pound of coffee beans....enjoy

slow life coffee &amp; bakery, a restaurant on the beach, the environment here is really in line with the three words of slow life in the restaurant name, the scenery is really beautiful, eating in such an environment, the mood is very good.

Great food-Good tasteMy second time visiting here. It was extremely impressed with wonderful dining experiences. I and friends ordered various dishes(Noodle w/crab meat curry, Deep fried German pork hocks,Salad shrimp dumpling with sesame dressing and Mushrrom creamy soup in bread bowl).All dishes were well-prepared and garnished plated with a good tastes and don&rsquo;t forget ordering a signature drink( orange-passion juice ). Recommend this place to everyone who visit Rayong.

Still the BestMy Swiss next door neighbour rang and said he was hungry and felt like noodles for lunch. I suggested Baan Saphan Mai, which surprisingly he had never heard about, even though he has lived in Rayong for 10 or more years.Baan Saphan Mai is a Rayong institution, having been run by the same family for several generations. It is located in an old traditional Thai teak wood house in Old Rayong.My friend agreed the noodles were five star, so much so that he ordered a second bowl.I contented myself with just one.With two cans of Leo Beer the bill was a very cheap Baht 170.

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