Ayuthaya Restaurants

  1. 29 Steak

    Yep, the focus here is steak. But there are plenty of Western-style salads and other veggie options, plus many Thai favourites. It's popular with a casual local crowd.

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  2. Baan Khun Phra

    Behind the guesthouse of the same name, this restaurant serves good nibblers with an intimate riverside atmosphere.

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  3. Chainam

    Pleasantly situated overlooking the river, Chainam has long attracted foreigners with its extensive bilingual menu, but don't expect too much authenticity in the dishes.

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  4. Chao Phrom Market

    The stalls at the Chao Phrom Market offer a good variety of Thai-Chinese and Muslim dishes during the day.

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  5. Hua Raw Night Market

    Hua Raw Night Market is the centre of nightlife in Ayuthaya, with stalls preparing Thai and Muslim dishes.

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  7. Malakor

    This charming, two-storey wooden house has an incredible view of Wat Ratburana, which is most stunning after dark when it's all lit up.

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  8. Phae Krung Kao

    One of several floating riverside restaurants on Mae Nam Pa Sak, the English menu is limited but the ambience is still serene.

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  9. Roti Sai Mai Stalls

    Ayuthaya's food specialty is the Muslim dessert known as roti sai mai . A row of stalls across from the Ayuthaya Hospital sells this sweet concoction which is made on premises. The vendors stretch melted palm sugar into a thread-like consistency which is then wrapped in a flaky roti. It is probably one of the only dessert that will give you muscles - that is if you make it yourself.

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  10. Tony's Place

    This guesthouse restaurant buzzes with visitors and the food gets a heaping dose of concern.

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