February 2026 - Not many reviews here—probably because it’s mostly locals who come to eat. So I’ll share this from a visitor’s perspective. This is a simple roadside breakfast spot, more like a small shack, mainly serving local people rather than tourists. If you stop by as a traveler, don’t be surprised if you’re the only tourist there, surrounded by mostly Muslim locals. It might feel a bit unusual at first, but if you’re looking to experience an authentic local morning atmosphere, this place is perfect. You’ll get to see what locals actually eat for breakfast, with a wide variety of options like roti with curry, hot and iced tea, traditional Thai coffee (hot/iced), sticky rice, fried chicken, soft-boiled eggs, and snacks like grilled meatballs. The food might not be the best you’ll find in Ranong, but if you’re after local vibes and a diverse breakfast spread, it’s definitely worth a visit. I’m not entirely sure about the opening hours, but I went before 7 AM and it was already open. It seems to close around noon and is open daily, though there may be occasional days off. During Ramadan, they tend to close for an extended period. Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: ฿1–200 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Vegetarian options: Not likely based on observation.