Restaurants in Lopburi Province
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Central Market
Wander through the narrow alleyways and take in the sights and smells of this local market. Blood-red strawberries, orange prawns and silver fish are laid out alongside kôw đom mùd (rice wrapped in coconut leaves), đa·go peu·ak (taro custard with coconut milk) and gài tôrt (fried chicken). In the centre is a vegetarian pavilion.
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Thaisawang House
Opposite Phra Narai Ratchaniwet, the Thai-Vietnamese menu here is extensive and portions are generous. Steamed pancakes are a particular favourite. Check out the 'shrine' surrounded by toy action figures behind the counter.
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Khao Tom Hor
The busiest place in town offers excellent Thai-Chinese dishes, including salid tôrd (deep-fried salted fish) and pàd gàprow gài (chicken with kaprao leaf). Service is speedy and efficient.
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Chok Dee Dimsum Restaurant
Meat dumplings and steamed pork balls are among the tiny but tempting dishes here. The waiters who herald the arrival of every dish with a little cry give this place a cheery feel.
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Good View
With its split-level design and great seafood, the best of the open-air restaurants and bars on Th Naresuan in the new town.
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Street Stalls
Lopburi has the usual assortment of street stalls serving tasty food, which congregate in front of the Nett Hotel and on Th Na Phra Kan in the evenings.
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White House
This colonial-looking restaurant offers reasonable Thai-Chinese dishes, and while you’re eating you can grill the amiable Khun Piak for travel tips.
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Teu
To eat with the locals, pull up a plastic stool and snack on the fantastic gaang Ъàh néua (curry) and slushy frozen beer. Seating is opposite the restaurant by a grassy verge or inside, next to the chaotic kitchen. Look for the big red sign.
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