What to eat in Hat Yai? Explore 8 great restaurants that foodies can't miss.

Foodies, get ready to make a list! This trip, we're going to Hat Yai for 3 meals + tons of snacks 😋 If you're going to Hat Yai, don't scroll past! Because we've gathered legendary specialties and local foods that you must try 💥 1. Auntie Jeab's Pork Tendon-Beef Noodles, a small shop that's packed with people all day long! 🍜 Serving beef tendon, pork tendon, beef meatballs and stuffed tofu, topped with fragrant fried pork rinds 🐷 The highlight is that it's packed with ingredients and you can order it "dry" or "soup" as you like. 📍Location: In front of Saeng Thong Witthaya School 🕐 Open: Morning-afternoon (Recommended to go before noon) ⸻ 2. Ah Restaurant, red pork and crispy pork rice, ancient Chinese style, served in very large portions (don't order too much or you won't be able to finish it). Suitable for families or groups of friends • Must-try dishes: • Crispy fried crab cakes, full of shrimps, so delicious • Hot plate oyster omelette Large fresh oysters • Goose menu is also delicious • Old shop atmosphere, "retro", many Chinese and Malaysians stop by to eat 📍 Nippat Uthit 2 Road (corner before Kim Yong intersection) 🕐 Make a reservation before going ⸻ 3. Chok Dee Teem, a dim sum shop that Bangkokians know as Chok Dee Dim Sum 🥢 It's crowded since morning. There are a lot of dim sum to choose from, such as shumai, steamed buns, and shrimp dumplings 📍 Nippat Uthit 3 Road 🕐 Open: 6:00 AM - 11:00 AM ⸻ 4. Mother Cow If you're a milk lover, you must stop by! This shop is famous for pasteurized fresh milk from the farm, rich, fragrant, creamy and smooth ~ You can order hot steamed milk or a cold slushy, both are awesome 🍶💗 The bread is also excellent! Grilled and fragrant, served with a secret recipe condensed milk dip, or order milk ice cream to go with it, it's not at all annoying. 🍞🍦 The shop is decorated in a minimalist style, inviting to sit in. Definitely photogenic 📸📍 Located on Prachayindee Road (behind Lotus, Prince of Songkla University) 🕐 Open: 11:00-22:00⸻5. Haris Roti, a roti shop that you have to give a thumbs up to! 🫓 Crispy roti with buttery aroma, available in classic style, milk roti, banana roti, and beef/chicken roti mataba. Served with hot tea, it's the ultimate indulgence⸻6. Sofia Fried Chicken, a Muslim-style fried chicken recipe 🍗 Crispy outside, soft inside, fragrant with pepper and garlic. Served with hot sticky rice and spicy dipping sauce📍On Chuti Uthit Road⸻7. Nong Nil Charcoal Egg Cake, a traditional egg cake, baked in a charcoal oven 🔥 Fragrant with butter, slightly sweet, crispy outside, soft inside⸻8. I can't remember the name, it's located opposite Jay Jeab, it's a fried taro shop that's sooooooo delicious. Give it a thumbs up⸻If you've eaten at any of these shops or have any secret shops you'd like to recommend, please leave a comment and tell us 👇 #VisitHatYai #HatYaiFood #WhatToEatInHatYai #WhatToEatInHatYai