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  • Hat Yai: Log Terrace Thai Food Restaurant

    Hat Yai: Log Terrace Thai Food Restaurant

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    Hat Yai Food: Log Terrace Thai Food Restaurant – Here’s another restaurant that I’ve visited in Hatyai, Thailand yesterday and that is the Log Terrace Thai Food Restaurant. Well, this place has a theme and which is a loggy feeling with lot’s of artificial log in the interior and entrance which gives a jungle feeling.

    The location of it besides a river stream add a sense of nature while dining at there. The restaurant was very famous but then it’d become quiet nowadays, but still it’s introduces in tourism website. According to my Thai’s relative, this restaurant has been operating for about 8 years +.

    Thai food is awesome and I couldn’t resist myself from it. Though, eating too much of Thai food will feel weird and uncomfortable. At that time of dinner, I was still craving for Thai food, but at the moment of writing this, I am not already. HAHA.

    The restaurant has a nice set but then it’s quiet, on a Sunday evening. Check out the place here and food after the break.

    Hat Yai: Log Terrace Thai Food Restaurant

    Hat Yai: Log Terrace Thai Food Restaurant

    Hat Yai: Log Terrace Thai Food Restaurant

    Hat Yai: Log Terrace Thai Food Restaurant

    Hat Yai: Log Terrace Thai Food Restaurant

    Hat Yai: Log Terrace Thai Food Restaurant

    Hat Yai: Log Terrace Thai Food Restaurant

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  • Hat Yai: Saban-nga Restaurant

    Hat Yai: Saban-nga Restaurant

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    Hat Yai Food: Saban-nga Restaurant – Sorry if I am posting many food pr0n lately which seduces your taste bud and hungriness, I just couldn’t stop myself on sharing them with you guys. Haha. Yesterday, I went to a one-day trip to Hat Yai and the most interesting stuff at there to me was the food!

    I went to this restaurant called Saban-nga Restaurant which serves authentic Thai food. Most cool is steamed rice was in purplish colour! It’s located somewhere near to the university area and it was a Thai relative who brought us there.

    The restaurant has a nice and comfy interior with nice garden garden outside. Well, I don’t really know how to introduce the food, so I’ll let the photo speaks. The tomyum, the vegetable, the omelet, the pork leg (not really my favourite), the petai, were good!


    Purple steamed rice. The dye is from a kind of flower.


    Thai loves pork leg, which I don’t really fancy about it.


    Tomyum goong! With lots of shrimp and fish.


    Petai fried with onion, prawn and sambal. I realised that restaurant in Bangkok does not serves petai.


    Pickled mango cut into small strips, tasted sour.


    Thai-style omelet. Do you know why Thai’s omelet is so good? It’s because when they cook, they add in a little bit of milk, so it looks fluffy.


    Nam-prit, a kind of Thai’s sald which you eat raw vegetable with Thai-style spicy sambal.


    Fish cake which tasted like otak-otak.


    Fried kangkung or known as phak bung in Thai.


    Fried fish with meat cut into small pieces.


    A glass of ice blended watermelon to end up the meal and also to freshen up the day.

    Are you feeling hungry now? =D

    Saban-Nga Restaurant
    Punnakan Soi 9,
    Kho Hong, Hat Yai, Songkhla 90110,
    Thailand

    Telephone: +66-081-9690686

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