Pa Jua

Legend has it that the best mango glutinous rice in Hua Hin is located on the road opposite the Hilton Hotel. It has a very small storefront, with only one table at the door, and they mostly serve takeout. At 120 baht per serving, the price is twice as expensive as the night market, and the taste is better than the night market. I didn't see anyone queuing up at that time. I bought it around noon.

Auntie Zhe's mango sticky rice is mainly cheese and dessert. Their prices are very affordable and the taste is sweet. It depends on the person. People who can eat it will think it is more delicious, and those who can't eat it will think it is too sweet. Everyone has their own preferences. I ate one and took one package to bring to friends who didn't go, but it turned out not to be popular.

This is not a restaurant, it's just a food stand. But there are so many customers, and the reputation is very good. The sticky glutinous rice, sweet mango, and syrupy dried fruits are so delicious. It's just opposite the Hilton Hotel and easy to find.

Just across the road from the main entrance of Hilton Hotel, in the direction of Chao Lei Seafood Restaurant, specifically in the place next to the purple parasol on the left in Figure 1, a roadside stall. I was the only one there when I went there, so there was no queue to buy. I went there to buy it on November 25, 2016, and the price was 120 baht per serving. To be honest, it was really expensive. The taste was sweet, and the glutinous rice should have sugar. If it wasn't accompanied by coconut milk, it would probably be hard to eat. In fact, mango sticky rice should be a popular snack in Thailand, and the taste is not much different everywhere. This restaurant can be popular thanks to the contributions of travel friends. But if it's just about the taste, there's really not much to surprise you. On the contrary, the mango rice you eat at night market stalls in many places tastes better. So, it's not necessary to go there specifically to eat it, the price is too expensive.

I saw on Ctrip that there is a delicious sticky rice restaurant across from the Hilton Hotel. I didn't see it when I passed by in the evening. I saw it today at noon. It is a temporary roadside stall that closes at 2 pm every day. Two large baskets of mangoes, one mango with a portion of rice. The mango peeling is very skillful. The mango is delicious. The sticky rice with coconut sauce is a bit sweet. 120 baht per portion.

The mango sticky rice is known as the best in Thailand. The mango used is beige ivory mango. This kind of mango is sweet, tender and juicy. The sticky rice is sticky but not greasy. You can't stop eating it. There are few seats in the restaurant, so we took it away. I was lazy and didn't bring a camera, so I took a photo with my phone. Let's take a look~ I cooked it myself when I returned home. I felt that it was not perfect without fried mung bean kernels.

We came here early in the morning. There were not many people at the store when it just opened. The store was diagonally opposite the Hilton on the right. We bought a box for 100b and started eating after getting a beach chair~ At first, I was worried that the taste of coconut milk and mango would be weird, but I didn’t expect that the taste was harmonious and not too greasy. Even though it was glutinous rice, I didn’t feel full~ Maybe it’s because we didn’t have breakfast~ Overall, it’s worth a try!

The Thai mango rice is very delicious and is very famous in Hua Hin. Although it is not a big dish, it is also a famous snack in the area. It is a folk custom of the locals for many years. When you see it here, in addition to eating seafood, you can also eat a box of mango rice.