Jungle Kitchen Review

A snack restaurant, the coconut flavor is very good, the chicken wings are fried relatively dry, the meat inside retains moisture and tastes great, the pineapple fried rice is very large in portion and has lots of shrimp meat.

The layout of the restaurant is very unique, and it is full of old objects and decorations from that era. They should have been collected from various places. The dishes are so-so, and the main thing is to eat for the atmosphere. The layout of the restaurant is very unique, and it is full of old objects and decorations from that era. They should have been collected from various places. The dishes are so-so, and the main thing is to eat for the atmosphere.

The service in the restaurant is very attentive and enthusiastic, and the dishes taste great. The curry crab is delicious, but it has a shell. Some restaurants will stir-fry the crab meat directly. The stir-fried vegetables and chicken are delicious. The minced pork with chili is really spicy and goes well with rice.

Walk from the beach towards the mosque, and it's about 4 minutes past the mosque. The shop is small and very popular, so you must make a reservation. Without a reservation, it's basically impossible to get a seat. This shop is run by Thais, the food tastes very authentic, and the price is affordable. I like the small decorations in this shop, the taste of the food, the boss is super nice, and he gave us watermelons. I ate here for two consecutive days and was very satisfied. After eating in Krabi for a few days, I found that many shops were run by Indians, and the taste was different.

There are several lush huts at the bend of the road, like Alice's Wonderland, not so dreamy, but very novel. The rainforest partition style, the tables and chairs are placed in the bamboo pavilion, surrounded by green trees, creating a feeling of dining in the jungle. Authentic Thai people use authentic Thai ingredients and cooking methods to present authentic food, and the price is very reasonable, so there are always many people at mealtime.

Seeing the high reviews, I specially called a tuk-tuk from the hotel for 200 baht, and it took about 10 minutes to get there. It was almost 12 noon, not many people, so I chose a seat without the sun and ordered a lot according to other people's pictures. The curry crab was delicious and the crab was very big. The Tom Yum Goong tasted just right, and my daughter drank half a bowl by herself. The shrimp sashimi was amazing, fresh and delicious, and I ate most of it by myself. The mango sticky rice was too sweet, and I ate the mango and hardly touched the rice. The coconut smoothie was too greedy to order two, but I didn't finish half of each... Overall it was good, and the final bill was 880 baht, which was really not expensive!

Very close to the hotel, walked there for lunch at noon. Ordered fried prawns, seafood vermicelli salad, PaTai. The prawns were 120, very delicious, highly recommended, don't miss it if you go. The other two dishes were average. The restaurant is ranked second on Tripadvisor, with few seats, and reservations are required at night. I dare not go there at night, I guess there are a lot of mosquitoes in the green bushes.

Junglekitchen is ranked number one on tripadvisor! I searched for an hour according to the map and found out that there was something wrong with it. I still tried Google Map! As expected, the fried chicken is delicious and cheap. The most expensive curry fried crab is only 150b! We also ordered black pepper shrimp, coconut milk seafood soup, and especially recommended the pineapple with raisins and cashews, which was so delicious! Complete victory over hilltop