Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

This restaurant only serves dinner, and that's the core of its concept. The doors don't open until 4 pm, so there's no point in coming hungry for lunch. From then on, the restaurant is open seven days a week until 11 pm, making it easy to fit into a relaxed itinerary in Korat, especially if you've spent the day exploring the Isaan region and are returning to the city late.

It's located on Thanon Mittraphap, Nakhon Ratchasima's main street, and is frequented mainly by locals. That's usually a good sign. The prices are moderate, so you won't be paying tourist money for a proper Thai dinner with several dishes to share. My tip: Go early in the evening rather than at eight or nine. Popular restaurants in this city fill up quickly as soon as families finish work, and there's nothing worse than having to wait while everyone else is already eating.