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Amphoe Kumphawapi
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Getting there & around
🚆 Udon Thani Railway Station
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Dining
Kao.Piak.Sen
The striking green tiles of the facade hint at the warmth of this stylishly refurbished neighbourhood café. Vintage wooden and rattan furnishings foster an inviting, laid-back ambience, for a light yet flavoursome meal – the perfect start to the day. Highlights are the signature kao piak with a soothing, fragrant broth and bánh bôt loc – a lightly chewy roll with a delicious spicy shrimp and minced pork filling. Be prepared to queue during peak hours.
Khao Soi Thai Yai
The original owners moved to Isan more than 20 years ago and brought the flavours of Northern Thailand with them. The owner doesn't compromise on quality, ensuring the spices are well utilised to produce bold, balanced and authentic flavours. Khao Soi is the speciality here. For groups, order the Northern Thai set – the homemade sausage won't disappoint. Round off your meal with a refreshing dessert.
Pad Thai Bua Dang
This modest roadside shop is known among locals for its pad thai with prawns, not overly sweet and full of wok aroma. They offer variations with seafood, meat, or other toppings. Indoor seating is air-conditioned, service is friendly, and an English menu is available.
Peng Duck Noodles
The strength of this shop is its locally sourced free-range meat. The tender braised duck noodles, including neck, wing and thigh, are highlights. Their slow-cooked pork is equally exceptional. Try the duck rice with a smooth blood jelly and five spices.
Krua Khun Nid
For over four decades this restaurant has been a mainstay for locals. Focusing on freshwater fish and meat, it serves large sharing portions. Seasonal options and occasional fish specials accompany enduring classics, such as the flavourful deep-fried Pla Som, or snakehead fish in flavoursome tom yum soup. The friendly staff are happy to share their recommendations.
Majchapasuk
A serene pond encircled by wooden pavilions is Majchapasuk's tranquil setting. Each spot in the expansive seating area has a soothing atmosphere, ideal for savouring local seafood steeped in over 40 years of Isan culinary heritage. Standout mains showcase Isan tradition with seabass and snakehead fish. Don't miss the crispy deep-fried spring rolls stuffed with minced pork and pork skin. Evening promises optimum weather conditions and idyllic pond views.
Chabaa Barn
Modelled on a barn and occupying a series of cosy wood-panelled rooms, this relaxed eatery with a rustic feel is conducive to lingering. Waitstaff respond to the call of a button. The menu majors in hearty Thai fare with Isan touches; dishes are cooked to order and come in generous portions. Try the seasonal gaeng phak wan with grilled dried fish and red ant eggs – served piping hot, this classic home-style dish from the northeast is deeply satisfying.
WebsiteSom Tum Jae Kai (Asavamit Road)
This family-operated lunch spot has been a popular haunt for half a century. The dishes get their distinctive flavour from their home-made fermented fish sauce. This tasty addition elevates favourites such as mixed som tum with pork crackling and fermented sausage.
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