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Koh Lanta

Kaka restaurant

4.1(8 reviews)

About

Kaka restaurant serves Koh Lanta as a restaurant on Sala Dan, at J2RM+QRW, 4245, in Ko Lanta District, Krabi 81150. The setting places it on the island's northern end, close to where boats arrive from the mainland.

The kitchen works in the restaurant category, serving Thai dishes to diners in the Sala Dan area. Saladan, Klong Dao, Long Beach and Kantiang Bay sit within reach along the island's west coast road. A 4.1 out of 5 average across 8 reviews marks it as a small, locally known table rather than a long-established one.

Opening hours are not published for this venue, so diners should plan around a lunch or dinner visit. Booking ahead is advisable, as the dining room is compact.

Thai islands are reached by ferry and speedboat from the mainland, and the larger islands have airports, so arriving on Koh Lanta by sea is the usual route. Many Thai islands are limestone karst, with cliffs, caves and inland lagoons, and the landscape around Krabi rewards a slow approach. Songkran, the Thai new year water festival, is held nationwide in the middle of April, a period when the island fills quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of food does Kaka restaurant serve?

Kaka restaurant is a restaurant on Koh Lanta, with Sala Dan among the nearby places on the island. Koh Lanta sits in the Thai island group, where ferries and speedboats link the mainland and the larger islands have airports.

Do I need to book a table at Kaka restaurant in advance?

Kaka restaurant is a restaurant on Koh Lanta, and booking ahead is worth considering given its 4.1/5 rating from 8 reviews. Koh Lanta is part of Thailand's island group, where the tropical climate stays warm and humid all year.

How do diners rate Kaka restaurant?

Kaka restaurant holds a rating of 4.1 out of 5 from 8 reviews. That score reflects diners' feedback at this restaurant on Koh Lanta.

Is Kaka restaurant open during Songkran?

Kaka restaurant operates as a restaurant on Koh Lanta, and Songkran, the Thai new year water festival, is held nationwide in the middle of April. Travellers visiting during that period will find the island in the middle of its warm, humid tropical season.

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