Papa John’s Grill Restaurant
A great choice to enjoy some falang (foreign) food in Khao Takiab. The menu has an extensive choice of pizzas, pastas and steaks and even a few classic Thai dishes. Reasonably sized, booking a table shouldn’t be necessary for lunch or for dinner. The wine menu is varied and not too expensive, all in all a pretty decent eatery enhanced by friendly and efficient staff.
Opening Hours: 12:00-23:00
Address: Soi Mooban, Khao Takiab
Tel: +66 (0) 32-655172
Cuisine: Italian
Whether you are after a romantic meal with a loved one or a large group of friends getting together for a party, Prime is the perfect choice. The wide menu has been created to satisfy all tastes. The menu offers you everything from wagyu rib eye, cod fish, pasta, salad, desserts and European specialty dishes.
Also on offer are the highest quality wines, whiskey, cognac, and champagne. The aim is to offer high quality food and service at reasonable prices.
The top floor has a bowling alley and Major Cineplex however very few of the movies are shown with the original English soundtrack, you may get the occasional one with English subtitles but it seems that the management have completely ignored this segment of the market. Fortunately, some local expats have been trying to get this attitude changed and have succeeded to a certain extent. To follow what’s happening, check out and contribute to the ongoing disussion.
Commanding an unspoilt beachfront location, the spectacular Dusit Thani Hua Hin hotel combines sumptuous comfort with wondrous classic traditional style. An ornamental lake, lily pond and tropical gardens flank a magnificent swimming pool.
running from a rocky headland, which separates it from a tiny fishing port and curving gently to its southern point where Buddhist temples cling to cliffs. Apart from peaceful beaches and tropical sea, the area also offers several national parks, mountains, waterfalls, caves, temples and historic sites. Sporting life ranges from swimming, fishing, playing water sports, golfing to horse riding and others.
From Hua Hin City,head south on Naep Khehat toward Route 4/Phet Kasem then slight left at Route 4/Phet Kasem. Turn right at Hua Hin 83 and continue on Hua Hin 104. Turn left at Liap Thang Rotfa and another left at Hua Hin 106/Nongkae.
Centara Grand Beach Resort & Villas Hua Hin evokes a timeless charm with a low rise colonial property that creates the classic backdrop to a romantic holiday. Originally opened in 1923, the hotel has had constant renovations and despite the whitewashed, period features, dont be concerned that this hotel is outdated – far from it – this property is up to date technologically and its services are 100% five star standard. Close to the hotel guests can enjoy no fewer than six golf courses, Hua Hin Temple and the famous Night Market. Combining a beachfront with expansive gardens, nature lovers will be astounded by the peace and
quiet this property affords. 249 rooms at the Centara Grand Beach Resort Hua Hin all feature dark wood flooring and cream accent displayed throughout the ornate furniture and first rate in room amenities such as elegant sofa, king or two queen bedding configurations, writing desk, private balcony and large television with international satellite. Additional services and facilities are amazing with four separate swimming pools, onsite spa, fitness centre, kids club, tennis court, badminton and snooker – among 
other sport and recreation pursuits, and for business there are several meeting and banquet rooms. If good food and fine dining is important to your holiday you will be pleased to know that Centara Grand Beach Resort & Villas Hua Hin has seven excellent restaurants, cafes and bars. The resort is 190 km from Thailands capital city of Bangkok and takes three hours to drive or under one hour to fly.
In 1973, the places to buy groceries in Bangkok were an open air market or fresh market or one of the few air-conditioned stores. There was no grocery store specializing in imported products for community until Villa Market has opened as the first store located on Sukhumvit road near soi 33. At that time, the community growth had been steadily growing for several reasons such as personnel related to the conflict in Vietnam, multinational companies and more foreign investment companies in Thailand, along with their families and many more people settled in the Sukhumvit area. The locals quickly perceived Villa Market brand and discovered that they could find widest particular selection of imported items such as Marmite yeast extract spread from Australia, Peanut butter from USA, Lamb from New Zealand and many more hard to find items. Villa Market also has gone a step further to make customer satisfaction and quality control policies to ensure that the produces and fresh items are fresh and wholesome. In the early stage, Villa Market was beyond the expectation of grocery store by serving as an unofficial local meeting place for people in the neighborhood.It was a place to see friends and 
After a successful first supermarket, Villa Market began its expansion out of Sukhumvit road. We offer an extensive range of fresh air-flown food and ready to eat food options together with a large range of household products, organic foods and wellness related lifestyle product.
One of the series of seafood-based restaurants that are located on the Beach Road, Moon Terrace has a distinctive modern flavour and is less rough and ready than its neighbours. Wicker chairs and ceilings fans complement the feast of underwater treats.
Located next to the pier at the end of Naresdamri Road, this charming restaurant that has been around for 17 years is reminiscent of the quayside restaurants that dot Europe.
Both a la carte and a set menu option are available here. The meat dishes are excellent and though the chef’s specialty is filet Rossini, the Chateaubriand and filet Toledo also rate a high score. Another standout is the superb Crab Hua Hin that is a signature. Other recommendations include the plateau de fruit de la mare, the moreish mussels in garlic butter and the delightful snapper crumble.
One of the first Italian restaurants to open in Hua Hin over 20 years ago, La Villa is something of an institution with Italian food lovers in the area. Having appeared on television in a popular gastronomic show, it is often frequented by Thais visiting the area. The house special is rigatoni al granchio or crab rigatoni. Marco, the owner, is a member of the Italian Chef Association of Thailand.
