A lantern-lit dinner table on white sand at dusk, lobster and wine catching the last amber light, calm sea behind

Thai seafood · fine dining on the sand

Dinner, salted
by the sea.

Nine tables on the quietest cove of Taling Ngam. The boats arrive at dawn, the fire is lit at four, and the tide is your soundtrack all evening.

Tonight's tasting

Tonight's catch

Chosen at the pier each morning — when it is gone, it is gone.

Open charcoal grill on the beach at blue hour, embers rising under brass lanterns

The fire does the talking.

One grill, one chef, no shortcuts. Everything you eat tonight met charcoal first — brushed with fish butter, finished with lime you can smell from two tables away.

Longtail boats at golden dawn with crates of fresh catch on the sand

Here before sunrise.

We buy straight from the boats we know by name. If the lobster boat came in, lobster is on the fire tonight. If it didn't, we write the menu again — at six in the morning.

Evenings at Rim Lay

Lanterns at half past six. Last tables at nine.

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Find us

The far south-west of the island, where the sunset ends. Follow the lanterns past the fishing jetty — if you can see the fire, you have arrived.

Seatings
18:00 · 20:30
Closed
Monday
Beach
Taling Ngam — on the sand
Arrival
Valet · longtail transfer
Candle lanterns lining a sandy path between palms at twilight

Good to know

A table for two on white sand facing a vivid orange and magenta sunset

The tide is setting your table.