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Que manger : Krabi
Krabi’s culinary scene mixes fresh seafood, spicy Southern Thai flavors and market snacks. The waterfront towns and night markets make it easy to sample local dishes at any hour.
Plats locaux à goûter
A hot and sour broth with shrimp, lemongrass and chilies, served in restaurants and street stalls for lunch or dinner.
A rich, mildly spiced beef or chicken curry with peanuts, often eaten at family gatherings.
Rice noodles with tamarind, peanuts and shrimp, common at night markets and beachside stalls.
Cold rice noodles topped with fish curry, eaten for breakfast or brunch near temples.
Sweet‑savory pork on bamboo sticks, sold from carts throughout the day.
Spicy shredded papaya with lime and peanuts, a staple side at markets.
Crisp rice crepes filled with sweet coconut or savory shrimp, found at night market stalls.
Chilled coconut water sold by vendors, perfect after beach activities.
Où manger
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Krabi Town Night Market
Try grilled seafood, papaya salad and sweet crepes along the riverfront.
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Ao Nang Walking Street
Offers a mix of noodle dishes, pork skewers and fresh fruit shakes.
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Klong Muang Fresh Market
Local market with morning stalls of rice noodles, curries and fresh produce.
Conseils pour manger au restaurant
Most restaurants open for lunch at 11:00 and close at 14:00, then reopen at 17:00.
Leave small change as a tip; 10 % of the bill is appreciated but not required.
Dress modestly when eating near temples and remove shoes if required.
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Questions sur Krabi
When is the best time to eat street food in Krabi?
Evenings after 18:00 are busiest, but many stalls serve fresh snacks from midday onward.
Do I need to reserve a room in Ao Nang?
During peak season reservations are recommended; otherwise walk‑ins are usually accepted.
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