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Hi Guys,

 

I am planning a getaway from Chiang Mai for a month and have booked a condo on Khao Takiab beach.

 

My question is what are the main things to see and do (will have a car) and are there any good restaurants nearby?

 

One other thing, are there supermarkets that sell western food in the vicinity or even Hua Hin itself?

 

Much obliged.

 

TP

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If you're staying in Khao Takiab you have the Tamarind and Cicada markets, which are likely to be within walking distance.

 

Cicada is a little more expensive, but still pretty reasonable. Loads of choice for food but does get busy at weekends.

 

Tamarind market, which is next to Cicada, also has lots of choice for food and is open Thurs-Sun 5pm-11pm. There's a are really good rib place at Tamarind you should check out.

 

Ian's restaurant in Takiab is also good, as is Miller's which is in that area. 

 

There's loads of places in Hua Hin town to eat but a few places that I'd recommend are May's Kitchen, Ogen, Green Onion, Passport, Prime Steakhouse and Mirabelle, which is good for a sandwich at lunch.

 

If you're into brunches, the one at the Marriot is very good and I'm told the Sheraton do a good brunch too but I've not tried that one. 

 

And of course there are loads of Thai places everywhere.

 

As for supermarkets, there is Gourmet Market inside BluPort shopping mall, two branches of Villa Market, and the Tesco in Market Village has selection of imported food. Hua Hin Ham and Bacon is also good for farang food.

 

 

 

 

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Take 5 sportsbar in Khao Takiab, Andreas, Lets sea beach restaurant had me for breakfest, lunch and dinner and it is a good choice, but not the cheapest if thats what you looking for. Friendly restaurant in 94, and also Restaurant 94, but that type of restaurants you do find all over Hua Hin, but, Friendly is a bit more healthy considering using sugar and salt, always fresh food, and if you ask in Restaurant 94, they cook with less sugar and salt as well, and still make it taste good. 

 

Alot of good shopping to do in Hua Hin, night marked, and food markeds, but if you come for party, this is one of the more boring places, unless you are happy to drink, drink and drink and get more drinks. The nightlife is just boring and no big clubs or fancy set up for a good night out. But they have hips of beerbars. 

 

In may there will be a Jazz festival. 

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57 minutes ago, Hummin said:

Take 5 sportsbar in Khao Takiab, Andreas, Lets sea beach restaurant had me for breakfest, lunch and dinner and it is a good choice, but not the cheapest if thats what you looking for. Friendly restaurant in 94, and also Restaurant 94, but that type of restaurants you do find all over Hua Hin, but, Friendly is a bit more healthy considering using sugar and salt, always fresh food, and if you ask in Restaurant 94, they cook with less sugar and salt as well, and still make it taste good. 

 

Alot of good shopping to do in Hua Hin, night marked, and food markeds, but if you come for party, this is one of the more boring places, unless you are happy to drink, drink and drink and get more drinks. The nightlife is just boring and no big clubs or fancy set up for a good night out. But they have hips of beerbars. 

 

In may there will be a Jazz festival. 

Boring nightlife??? Plenty of action about Bintabaht or soi 80

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Villa market and lotus, for foodstuffs. Also a few independent shops. floating market, monkey mountain, kings palace(2), wat monghol, night market.kite boarding, drive down to pak nam pram...30 minutes. Shooting range at Narasuan...enjoy your time, I like Takiab its near to everything but just at the South of HH so not so much traffic. Are you alonre or with family?

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At Khao Takiab you'll be close to Madam Green (Chinese) sea-food, also the sea-food BBQ places at Hua hin town walking street will not disappoint you. Enjoy :-D

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43 minutes ago, baansgr said:

Villa market and lotus, for foodstuffs. Also a few independent shops. floating market, monkey mountain, kings palace(2), wat monghol, night market.kite boarding, drive down to pak nam pram...30 minutes. Shooting range at Narasuan...enjoy your time, I like Takiab its near to everything but just at the South of HH so not so much traffic. Are you alonre or with family?

Just me and the wife, I'm over 60 and she 50, so we are not looking for any late night venues, normally this old codger is tucked up by 9.....but I might make it 10 as we are on holiday !!!

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Few km N. from HH.,  lovely Pak Nam Pran, and don’t forget Sam Roi Yot with Dolphin Bay, the famous Praya Nakhon Cave, and boath trips on the canals with mangroves.

And 40km. N. also Kui Buri National Park with the elephants in the wild and the Gaurs.

 

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Hi, I spent 6 weeks near takiab last winter. Great location. I loved the Air Space restaurant (miss the fried whole fish Thai style and mango martini). Also there’s an elephant hospital/ rescue worth a couple hour visit. Pran Buri forest park is a nice day trip, pack a lunch and enjoy the shady walk through the mangroves. I also liked lunch a Black Mountain Golf course, for a touch or western civilization at reasonable price! If you golf there are many places. Lastly go through ‘Johnnie there’s something happening’ you tube blogs for more tips !

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Wow, a lot to do in HH. 

Eat, eat, eat, a day trip, eat and eat. 

“Only” 350B for fish’n chips! That’s a rip-off. 

I do recall that food was overpriced. 

 

I have to admit that the best attraction in HH, have to be the ferry to Pattaya. 

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10 minutes ago, Hupaponics said:

Wow, a lot to do in HH. 

Eat, eat, eat, a day trip, eat and eat. 

“Only” 350B for fish’n chips! That’s a rip-off. 

I do recall that food was overpriced. 

 

I have to admit that the best attraction in HH, have to be the ferry to Pattaya. 

I agree, it is alot more choices in Pattaya when it comes to food, and cheaper as well! 

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On 8/4/2018 at 12:59 PM, ujayujay said:

Visit Bangkok:whistling:

I lived in Bangkok for 2 years, apart from the fact that I have a son and grandson that lives there it holds no joy for me. Having said that I will be staying at their house for three days before we move on to HH. My usual place for a break is Koh Chang but we fancy something different this year...?..I would also like to add my thanks to everyone who has posted such positive stuff here, I am really looking forward to going now

 

 

 

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This is what TV is really good for...you guys have really given me an insight as to what to expect, now I can face an unknown location with confidence that I know where to go and what to do.

 

So thank you all very much, maybe I will bump into you in PKK,  You will recognise me as I look like my Avitar..except for the ciggie, I quit over a year ago, oh and I definately won't be wearing a tuxedo!!!!!

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5 hours ago, ThaiPauly said:

This is what TV is really good for...you guys have really given me an insight as to what to expect, now I can face an unknown location with confidence that I know where to go and what to do.

 

So thank you all very much, maybe I will bump into you in PKK,  You will recognise me as I look like my Avitar..except for the ciggie, I quit over a year ago, oh and I definately won't be wearing a tuxedo!!!!!

Take it you enjoyed your time there

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2 hours ago, torrzent said:

I spent a month there, one afternoon.

I aggree, It is a lifechanger, you get more out of life here, than any other place in Thailand ;-)

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12 hours ago, Hummin said:

I aggree, It is a lifechanger, you get more out of life here, than any other place in Thailand ;-)

whooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosh

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