Let's go taste fresh seafood from the cages at Krua Nai Muang, Kura Buri District. It's so delicious and homely that you have to book a table in advance.At Krua Nai Mueang Restaurant, Village No. 1, Soi Ban Bang Wan School, Tambon Bang Wan, Amphoe Kura Buri, Phang Nga Province, it is a restaurant owned by locals in the area. It is in the ocean. There is a walkway along various pavilions, connected to a walkway to the cages where aquatic animals are raised along the ocean. It is surrounded by the natural abundance of the mangrove ecosystem where fresh aquatic animals can be found from the cages and the sea from local fishermen to be cooked as dish by dish. Every menu is delicious and fresh. The price is friendly.The owner of Krua Nai Mueang said that Krua Nai Mueang is a local seafood restaurant. The recommended menu items are the Krua Nai Mueang seaweed salad and stir-fried mussels with chili paste, stir-fried squid eggs with black sauce, fried shrimp with garlic, sour curry with sea bass and pickled ba mboo shoots, and seafood tom yum. The restaurant focuses on fresh seafood cooked in a home-style, spicy flavor. Anyone who wants to eat must reserve a table in advance because the restaurant focuses on fresh seafood. The restaurant is open from 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and is closed every Wednesday. Most of the customers are Thai tourists.Source: Thai News Agency

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