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

Speed ​​is what people remember here. Orders are served promptly, appetizers even arrive before the main courses, and the staff frequently check to make sure the order has been delivered. That might not sound like much until you've spent two weeks on Samui and waited forty minutes for a plate of noodles.

The cuisine is more down-to-earth than sophisticated. Crispy chicken wontons and Thai noodles with chicken are perennial favorites with regulars, the sweet and sour chicken has its loyal following, and those willing to spend a bit more can order calamari as well as fresh seafood such as lobster and white snapper. The prices are reasonable for what's offered. There's seating right on the street as well as quieter, slightly recessed tables. Those bothered by traffic noise should opt for indoor seating, as Beach Road gets very busy in the evenings.