Restaurants in Ubon Ratchathani Province
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Porntip
It looks like a tornado whipped through this no-frills spot, but the chefs cook up a storm of their own. This relocated restaurant, formerly Gai Yang Wat Jaeng, is considered by many to be Ubon’s premier purveyor of gài yâhng, sôm·đam, sausages and other Isan food.
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Krua Ruen Pae
One of several floating restaurants on the Mae Nam Mun, Krua Ruen Pae serves up tasty Thai and Isan food and a relaxed atmosphere. The đôm kàh gài (chicken with galangal in coconut milk) is lovely. If driving here, exit to the west and then go under the bridge.
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Chiokee
A steady stream of old-timers linger over congee, tea and newspapers at this classic spot to have breakfast.
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Jumpa-Hom
One of the loveliest and most delicious restaurants in Isan, Jumpa-Hom has a very broad set of choices including some not-so-common dishes. You can dine on a water-and-plant-filled wooden deck or in the air-con dining room, which offers a choice of tables and chairs or cushions for floor seating.
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Bismila Ali
This little hole in the wall serves both Indian and Thai-Muslim (try the ‘fish three taste’: red tilapia cooked in chilli sauce) food. Unless you just snatch a roti from the cart out front, your food won’t come fast but it’ll be done right.
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Risotto
The dining room can't quite pull off an Italian vibe, but the kitchen offers a dash of la dolce vita. The menu has a full roster of pasta, plus salmon steak and one of the best pizzas in Isan.
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Boon Niyon Uthayan
Run by the ascetic Santi Asoke group, which has split from mainstream Thai Buddhism, this restaurant has an impressive vegetarian buffet under a giant roof. Most of the food is grown organically just outside the city.
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U-Bake
There are many good bakeries in town, but only U-Bake gets to share space with the lovely restaurant Jumpa-Hom.
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Rung Roj
What this Ubon institution lacks in service, it more than makes up for with excellent food using only the freshest ingredients: the meals look straight out of a foodie magazine photo shoot. It's the restaurant with the bold plate, fork and spoon sign.
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Porntip Gai Yang Wat Jaeng
It looks like a tornado has whipped through this no-frills spot, but the chefs cook up a storm of their own. This is considered by many to be Ubon's premier purveyor of gài yâhng, sôm·đam, sausages and other Isan foods.
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Night Market
Over the past few years, Ubon's city-centre night market has grown into an excellent dining destination.
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Moon Lover
Enjoy coffee, smoothies and waffles with jazz and river views at this attractive little coffee shop.
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