Things to do in Sri Racha
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Moom Aroy
Moom Aroy delivers on its name, meaning 'delicious corner'. This is the place to enjoy a Si Racha seafood meal with views of the pier and squid rigs. It is north of town; turn left at Samitivet Sriracha Hospital and look for the tank with the 2m fish out front.
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Lahp Ubon
An Isan place with yummy nám đòk mŏo (spicy pork salad). The menu doesn’t offer English (and neither does the sign out front), but thankfully it has pictures so just point to whatever looks good.
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Thai-Chinese Buddhist Temple
Thai-Chinese Buddhist temple can be found on Ko Loi, a small rocky island connected to the mainland by a long jetty at the northern end of Si Racha’s waterfront, which is fun to explore.
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Picha Cake Garden
Baked goodies, coffee and spotless air-con surroundings make this a convenient haven from Si Racha's busy streets. Plus there's wi-fi.
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Grand Seaside Restaurant
This creaky, colonial-style restaurant leans over the curling sea with polished wooden floors that glisten in the sunset.
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Pop
More like ‘Rock’, this waterfront beer-hall-meets‑music-club boasts a menu ranging from salty snacks to full meals.
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Pop Pub
More like 'Rock', this waterfront beer-hall-meets‑ music-club boasts a menu ranging from salty snacks to full meals and plenty of liquid sustenance.
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Night Square
This evening market is a bit small but big enough to feed a street-stall appetite.
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Ko Loi Seafood Stalls
Perched on the Ko Loi jetty, these humble spots specialise in fresh seafood. There is no English menu but it's all good.
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Ko Loi
This small rocky island is connected to the mainland by a long jetty at the northern end of Si Racha's waterfront and lauded as a local highlight. It has a festival atmosphere centred around a Thai-Chinese temple, decorated by a couple of giant ponds with turtles of every size, from tiny hatchlings to seen-it-all-before seniors. This is also where you can catch the boat to offshore Ko Si Chang.
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Health Park
The town's waterfront Health Park is possibly one of the best-maintained municipal parks in the country. There are sea breezes, a playground, shady coffee shop with wi-fi, a jogging track and a lot of evening activity.
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Bang Saen
Do as the Thais do and judge your beach by its seafood restaurants. This beach resort, 18km north of town, isn't good for swimming but weekending Bangkokians and local university students love it for its food and views. You'll need private transport to reach it.
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Asami Sriracha
Catering to the local Japanese community, this sit-down restaurant does sushi, udon noodle dishes and katsu sets.
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Sriracha Tiger Zoo
The popular Sriracha Tiger Zoo sits about 9km southeast of the city centre. The main attraction is the compound of 250 tigers that are involved with the zoo's remarkable breeding program. Visitors can get up close and personal with the babies.
Many people also come for the colourful array of performances, which include the Scorpion Queen, who poses for photos while covered in scorpions, the Amazing Circus, which features a variety of creatures doing bizarre tricks, and recently, the dancing hog show, which is getting tons of press.
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