Highly rated by both visiting Thais and locals, this Thai-Chinese place offers a delectable range of fresh fish (pay by the weight) in a simple setting close to the pier in Sala Dan. The sea bass, snapper and barracuda go quickly, so get here early in the evening. There's also a large menu of Thai standards and some Chinese-style dishes.
Kung Restaurant
Ko Lanta
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