Poo Kai

This restaurant is very famous in the night market of Krabi. Its most famous dishes are fried crab with yellow curry and various seafood stir-fries. The seafood ingredients here are very fresh, so the taste is also very good. The price is very cheap and the cost performance is super high, so the business is very good.

This restaurant in Krabi Night Market is not a big name, but it is very good. It makes the most classic Thai dishes. We ordered pineapple rice and yellow curry crab, which tasted really good. In addition, the freshly squeezed juice here is also very good, sweet and delicious, which is a perfect match with such Thai seafood.

I visited this restaurant occasionally while visiting Krabi Night Market. We ordered fried crab with yellow curry, seafood stir-fry and pineapple rice. The curry crab was amazing, fresh and juicy, and the curry seemed to have crab roe in it, which tasted particularly good. The seafood stir-fry was also very delicious, but the pineapple rice was average. Overall, it was still very good.

I came here because I booked the Krabi Night Market. It was also a personal decision to watch the excitement. I had to find a clean restaurant for dinner, preferably one with a view. Ctrip has a very good function called Food Forest. I searched for a restaurant and there were restaurant options. We chose one that was close to the night market. Following the navigation, we actually arrived at the landmark attraction of Krabi Town. The restaurant I searched for before had a high rating but the environment looked very ordinary, so I chose Poo Kai next to it (facing the big crab sculpture in Krabi Town). The restaurant is an elevated dining area, and I chose a street-facing second-floor view seat to sit down and eat. The menu has Chinese pictures, but the enthusiastic waiter can actually communicate the cooking methods and ingredients in simple Chinese. We ordered a table of 2 adults and 1 child, and almost every dish was delicious. I especially recommend crabs. One portion of 3 medium (medium size) was fried with scallions and ginger (I told the waiter not to make it spicy). It was very fresh, and the soup was a big hit with my little friend who had rice! The squid was also delicious, as well as grilled shrimp and water spinach. Thai fried noodles are also recommended. The dishes were served quickly, and the portions were average. The final bill was about 1500 baht, which was cheap and good. Many of the seafood in the restaurant was freshly killed and cooked, and there were also Korean groups patronizing, mostly foreigners.

It's right across from the big crab sculpture at the central pier in Krabi Town. The environment is nice and the place is spacious. The prices are a bit more reasonable than those in Ao Nang Beach. It has seafood and Thai food. It's considered a relatively large restaurant in Krabi Town.