Tree Monkey

The restaurant is well laid out and decorated. The location is perfect with a view of the sunset over the sea. Since the restaurant is close to the jungle, there are mosquitoes, flies, ants and all kinds of natural creatures, so if you don't like that, it's best not to come to this restaurant. They provide mosquito repellent. The food is very delicious, you must try their fried ginger fish. The cashew fried chicken is also very delicious. The mango sticky rice is very delicious with hot coconut milk.

You can take bus 101 to get there. I drove there by myself. It is right next to the Spice Museum and is covered by a dense forest. Thai food, Buddhist background music, a terrace with a direct view of the sea, a good view, and a unique dining environment. The food is also good, and the price is very cheap compared to domestic attractions, about the same as that of ordinary restaurants.

The dishes in this restaurant are very exquisite, especially the seafood soup, which is very delicious. The only problem is that the portion is too small, probably for one person. The water spinach is delicious, the sauce on it is very unique, and the environment is very good.

With the forest on one side and the sea view on the other, it is a great place to dine. This restaurant specializes in Thai cuisine. The chef is from Thailand and cooks authentic Thai food. The Tom Yum Goong hot and sour soup is very tasty, with moderate sourness and spiciness, and is worth a try. In addition, the Thai snack platter is also worth recommending, where you can taste a variety of snacks at once.

A true Southeast Asian style. To be honest, there are still a lot of mosquitoes, but this place is so beautiful.