NONG KHAI RESTAURANTS
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In Nong Khai the variety of Asian food includes Thai, Vietnamese, Isan (N.E. Thailand), which is like Laos food, and Indian.

The photo was taken at Dusit Zoo in Bangkok.

Look at the Mekong as you eat. Sukiyaki, Barbecue, Thai food. Fish from the fish farms across the road in the Mekong are a favourite on the menu. The address is 22/1 Rimkong Road, Nong Khai.

For Vietnamese food of local renown visit this restaurant in Tasadet Market. The restaurant has moved to where the Boat restaurant was on the bank of the Mekong.

The owner's wife is from Chiang Mai and they make their own Chiang Mai sausage. This popular restaurant has a delicious range of Thai food to tempt you. The restaurant is located in the main street, Prajak Road, opposite the Ayuttaya Bank.

If you want delicious Thai food, and an especially good Tom Yum Koong, visit this new restaurant or the one next door, Thai Thai Restaurant. They have the same owner. The restaurant is located in the main street, Prajak Road, opposite the end of the road in which The Meeting Place is located.

If you like Isan food this restaurant in Nong Khai caters for your taste. Specialties include spicy minced chicken, , duck, pork, fish and beef. The spicy fish soup they also recommend. They serve the salad to go with your spicy stuff crisp and cold, which is appreciated. Don't try their version of Tom Yum Koong. The restaurant is located in the main street, Prajak Road, towards the east end of town

This is Nong Khai's largest and best restaurant. Situated on the bank of the Mekong (Photo) it gives you the chance to eat delicious Thai food while looking at the river. It is in Kaewworawut Road. See fishermen on the river. (Photo) Laos is in the background as Grape and Parmual, from the Bank of Agriculture and Agricultural Commerce, chat. (Photo) The Friendship Bridge is in the background of this photo looking upstream. (Photo)

This is a new restaurant in Nong Khai which specializes in seafood. Nong Khai might be a long way from the sea but the quality has not suffered and the dishes tried were tasty and well presented. The restaurant is near the Grand Hotel on the other side of the road. We had seafood soup which was filled with a variety of seafood, squid stuffed with spicy pork, and crispy pork with fried green vegetables to keep me happy as I am not keen on squid. All were very good. I tried all of the dishes and enjoyed the taste and appearance of all of them. The restaurant has a good selection of beer to go with your seafood.