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Famous for its seafood and its spicy Si Racha sauce (<i>nam phrik si racha</i>) – Thailand’s answer to Tabasco – this sleepy seaside town is the launching point for trips to Ko Si Chang. Several piers run off busy Jermjompol Road, Sri Racha’s main waterfront street. At the end of each pier are breezy, open-air restaurants ideal for sampling the local delicacies, oysters (<i>hoi nang rom</i>) and mussels (<i>hoi thot</i>), dipped in the famous – but optional – fiery sauce.
Famous for its seafood and its spicy Si Racha sauce (<i>nam phrik si racha</i>) – Thailand’s answer to Tabasco – this sleepy seaside town is the launching point for trips to Ko Si Chang. Several piers run off busy Jermjompol Road, Sri Racha’s main waterfront street. At the end of each pier are breezy, open-air restaurants ideal for sampling the local delicacies, oysters (<i>hoi nang rom</i>) and mussels (<i>hoi thot</i>), dipped in the famous – but optional – fiery sauce.
Famous for its seafood and its spicy Si Racha sauce (<i>nam phrik si racha</i>) – Thailand’s answer to Tabasco – this sleepy seaside town is the launching point for trips to Ko Si Chang. Several piers run off busy Jermjompol Road, Sri Racha’s main waterfront street. At the end of each pier are breezy, open-air restaurants ideal for sampling the local delicacies, oysters (<i>hoi nang rom</i>) and mussels (<i>hoi thot</i>), dipped in the famous – but optional – fiery sauce.
Famous for its seafood and its spicy Si Racha sauce (<i>nam phrik si racha</i>) – Thailand’s answer to Tabasco – this sleepy seaside town is the launching point for trips to Ko Si Chang. Several piers run off busy Jermjompol Road, Sri Racha’s main waterfront street. At the end of each pier are breezy, open-air restaurants ideal for sampling the local delicacies, oysters (<i>hoi nang rom</i>) and mussels (<i>hoi thot</i>), dipped in the famous – but optional – fiery sauce.