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Nong Khai

Eat and meet

General

Nong Khai has a number of taste-tantalising places worth sampling.

  • Photo of Tha Sadej promenade

    Tha Sadej promenade
    4 stars

    A one-stop spot

    Behind Tha Sadej market

    Watch the Mekong slide by as you enjoy a meal or drink on the riverside promenade behind the famed Tha Sadej market. With restaurants and bars open both day and night, you will always be able to find something to tickle your taste buds on this long stretch of sidewalk. The dining options here are ... read more

  • Photo of Riverside barbecue

    Riverside barbecue
    4 stars

    Delicious

    Riverside

    By the river, on the road between the eastern reaches of Tha Sadej and the sunken chedi are a string of temporary, outdoor-seating eateries. They offer both Thai barbecue and hotpot-style meals. Little exists to distinguish one from the other – menus and prices were pretty similar across the ... read more

  • Photo of Mutmee Guesthouse

    Mutmee Guesthouse
    4 stars

    A tasty and relaxing spot

    1111/4 Kaeworawut Rd
    T: (042) 460 717

    Mutmee has a good range of Thai and Western dishes, including sandwiches, spicy curries and salads. If you find yourself staying at the guesthouse, breakfast on location is a no-brainer, with fabulously fresh and fluffy French bread and tropical muesli with fresh fruit, homemade yoghurt and ... read more

  • Photo of Nagarina Restaurant & Gaia Bar

    Nagarina Restaurant & Gaia Bar
    3.5 stars

    Sunset cruises and live music

    On the river
    T: (042) 412 211

    This floating restaurant-by-day-bar-by-night combo is an interesting option for a decent Thai meal or a late-night beverage. Nagarina Restaurant serves as the launching pad and kitchen for The Nagarina, a boat that hosts daily sunset cruises down the Mekong. The menu is typical of a quality ... read more

  • Photo of Prajak Road street food

    Prajak Road street food
    3.5 stars

    A great late night option

    Prajak Rd

    Part of Nong Khai’s charm is its sleepy, laidback pace. However, this sleepiness can become an inconvenience for night owls who will struggle to find a decent meal after 21:00. Prajak Road (east of Haisoke Road) proves to be the solution to this problem, with several blocks of scattered ... read more



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