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Food and Groceries

In Hua Hin, the friendly smile is in the air and the food is everywhere. The availability of all levels of food places is, of course, out of question in this tropical town and country. And, should you feel like fixing authentic salmon gratin of your mother’s recipe, Chinese crab soup, Greek salads, aside from a lengthy list of Thai dishes for a family’s feast this evening, your desire still is a mission possible.

With the aids of local grocers and Western ingredient purveyors in town, the spectrum of your homemade menus stretches across continents and your array of snacks is as sweet as back home.

Hypermarkets, supermarkets, grocer’s and the town’s market provide shoppers with freshest ingredients from the sources and processed products brought in from many different parts of the world. There also are purveyors that follow the tradition of genuine Western grocers by solely selling groceries imported from Europe, Australia and Americas.

You can enjoy seafood caught fresh from our sea, nourish your health with vegetables picked daily from the pristine La-U Forest, and trust high-profile purveyors with the full of range quality meat products.

Dairy products also are available in an extensive array, ranging from locally made yogurts to a variety of cheese imported from New Zealand, Italy, England, and France among others.

Traditional Thai snacks are sold in most grocers alongside a rich line of imported ones. Find new tastes in appetizers through a dazzling variety of local snacks like prawn chips, and enjoy good old treats such as Lindt’s finest swiss chocolates to wrap up your meal with.