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Reviewers rave about the succulent, charred "gang moo" pork, calling it a must-order. The overall vibe is one of unpretentious, deeply satisfying Thai street food done right.
“This is a pork curry — I think that vegetable is cassava, it's starchy and creamy like a potato. Then you have this nice pile of vegetables and herbs which you can dip into that nam phrik. Those losers are very sour and chalky, and that nam phrik is a little bit sweet — I can taste the shrimp paste in it and a little bit spicy.”
What creators say
1 creator has covered Lans Aha. Most active: Mark Wiens
Lans Aha is a very local, popular spot for khao kaeng (rice and curry) with incredibly good southern Thai food — a must-visit in Mae Nam.
Dishes mentioned
Gang Gai Bon
This is a curry with free-range chicken — I can see little black specks that almost look like pepper. The sauce is so rich and creamy, oh it has a kick of chili heat and I can really taste the black pepper. Those little poppy eggplant just explode with little seeds in your mouth as you bite them.
Gang Soi with Sapparot and Pla
This is a curry with pineapple and fish. Oh yeah, that is a wonderful blended flavor — it's spicy, has that sweetness from pineapple. I can definitely live in Samui with this type of food.
Gang Moo
This is a pork curry — I think that vegetable is cassava, it's starchy and creamy like a potato. Then you have this nice pile of vegetables and herbs which you can dip into that nam phrik. Those losers are very sour and chalky, and that nam phrik is a little bit sweet — I can taste the shrimp paste in it and a little bit spicy.
- Stink Beans with Nam Prik
- Deep-Fried Fish with Nam Prik
