Cafés and dining

Cafés and Dining in Khao Yai

From Michelin-listed Thai kitchens in Pak Chong to tea rooms and countryside cafés, here is where to eat between park days and pool time.

Michelin-listed restaurants near Khao Yai

Krua Kampan, Banmai Chay Nam and Jum Khao, with addresses and listed hours.

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Resort dining

Tea at Thames Valley and hilltop dining at sala khaoyai.

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Winery restaurants

Pair a vineyard tour with lunch at a Khao Yai wine estate.

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Countryside cafés

The Tourism Authority of Thailand highlights cafés such as Rabbit Café, styled like a rabbit burrow with drinks and baked goods, and Campfire Cafe Khao Yai, a coffee shop combined with a riverside campground (TAT article). Café hours change often, so check social media or call before visiting.

Good to know

  • Food inside the national park is limited — eat before or after your visit.
  • Thanarat Road has the greatest choice of cafés and restaurants.
  • Weekend and holiday crowds are heavy; arrive early or book.

Staying nearby? Compare pool villa resorts in Khao Yai, many of which have their own restaurants.

Information checked 1 October 2026.