Thai restaurants in Ayuthaya Province
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Ban Wacharachai
A must for visiting foodies, this hidden gem is legendary among locals and regular visitors alike for its perfectly executed central Thai–style dishes, not to mention a pleasant riverfront location. The smoked snakehead fish is sublime. To get there, cycle or take a túk-túk to Wat Kasattrathirat (known as Wat Kasat); the rambling restaurant is hidden in a thick garden directly north of the temple.
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Baan Watcharachai
Located next to Wat Kasatthirat, take a seat on the wooden boat moored outside and feast on yam Ъlah dùk fòo (crispy catfish salad).
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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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Phae Krung Kao
On the southern side of the bridge in Ayuthaya, this floating restaurant is so popular that Thai locals even rouse their geriatric grandmas for a night out.
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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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Sai Thong
With 180 items on the menu, live music and spectacular food, this old-school restaurant is the best place to eat on the island. As well as the regular fare, there are interesting variations, such as chicken marinated in whisky.
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Pae Krung Gao
A well-established riverside restaurant serving top-notch Thai food. The English-language menu is more limited than the Thai version so if you know what you like, just ask.
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Krua Nai Pan
Serving up superb northeastern cuisine is this stylish, wood-panelled restaurant, where the speciality is the super-spicy soup.
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Gahn Glooay
If you want to see Thais unwind, head to this relaxed restaurant where karaoke sessions often take centre stage.
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