Melayu Samui Seafood

Ko Samui


This delicious halal joint has a varied and diverse Thai menu, offering fresh seafood bought in the local market at Ban Hua Thanon. The owner is from one of the oldest Muslim families on the island, of ethnic Malay origin and from the south of the mainland, this can be detected in the spicy, sweetness of many dishes here.

There are also basic bungalows available for rent on-site.


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