CLOSED: 31 Restaurant

Visited here yesterday and enjoyed the food. We ordered the veggie fried rice and the pad thai and it cost around £3 for both. They were happy to leave out oyster / fish sauce / egg etc but the woman running the place did seem to get quite cross at our suggestion that she would put egg in the Pad Thai in the first place, I wish my Thai was better as I worry I offended her.

After finally finding this place by accident a day after trying initially (either I'm bad with maps or the map is wrong) we have eaten there 6 times already for breakfasts, lunches and dinners. Still loads we haven't tried and its tasty and cheap. The fruit drinks are fresh, try the papaya and orange - it's amazing. They also use real cheese here, not the plastic version, so the Tofu and cheese burger (on Ciabatta) was yummy. It is located near the night market by the old ferry dock. If looking up the hill (before the elephant round-a-bout), instead of turning left to go to the ferry, turn right and it is up that street on your left. Lovely ladies that speak decent English, and a jolly fat cat who likes scooter baskets. Enjoy!

My daughter and I ate here x 2. Nice atmosphere and tasty food. They had quite an extensive vegetarian and vegan menu.
I had a really tasty curry with coconut sauce and rice one night and a great green Thai curry the next night.
This was the best restaurant we found in Krabi for eating in the evening. The women running the restaurant are really helpful and friendly.

Nothing special. Typical tourist restaurant with typical menue and prices. You can also go to the neighbor restaurants (maybe you have to ask for vegan and you will get what you want). All the same menue, taste and prices.

Very good phad thai! Also the mixed fruit shake is really good. Prices were around 2 dollars for mains. The lady who runs it was nice enough, although seemed to get offended when I wanted to make sure the phad thai came without egg as I am vegan. Her English was very good though.

Nice little owner operated restaurant. She has a great command of Thai curry and English.

From my partial knowledge of Krabi's restaurants this is the best value for money:
The food is 100% fresh and cooked on order, tasty (try the fried rice with cashew nuts and pineapple), most dishes (if not all) on the 'vegetarian' menu page are vegan, the owner is always smiling, and she understands English well so you are welcome to ask details on recipes and ask for special meal.

There's also veg western food (pasta, french fries...), yet relatively expensive. Anyway there's no reason ppl wouldn't have Thai food in Thailand!