Le propriétaire du restaurant Bibi est un Pakistanais et son épouse est thaïlandaise. Il n’a rien d’extraordinaire, mais ils servent de bons repas thaïlandais à bas prix. Ce restaurant est situé près de l’intersection « Tak Ha » (ou « Ya Ha Tek »). Tous les habitants de Korat connaissent cette intersection : Tek Ha est un ancien restaurant situé à l’angle. Il n’y a que quelques tables à l’intérieur, et vous n’y verrez pas beaucoup d’étrangers. Le menu est en anglais et certains plats sont présentés à l’avant. Le propriétaire pakistanais ne parle pas anglais.
Essayez le célèbre « Khao Mok Gai » : l’un des meilleurs riz que j’ai mangés à Korat, servi avec du poulet et une soupe, pour environ 50 bahts. Le « Khao Mok Gai » est considéré comme un plat musulman par les Thaïs. La cuisine est honnête et les prix le sont aussi. Si vous souhaitez un curry indien particulier, du dal ou de la cuisine pakistanaise, le chef peut le préparer, il faut simplement le commander à l’avance. Ils ont récemment ouvert une succursale (Bibi 2) au food court du 4e étage de Terminal 21. Excellent !
About This Place
Bi Bi Restaurant, Halal Muslim cuisine. Located at 495 Pho Klang Road, Tambon Nai Mueang, Bi Bi Restaurant serves 100% clean and tasty food with a strong emphasis on quality and hygiene. A popular spot for locals and expatriates in the region.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of cuisine does Restaurant Bibi serve in Korat?
Restaurant Bibi in Korat is a local dining institution with a mixed menu of Thai and Asian dishes. Restaurants of this type in Thai provincial cities typically serve central Thai curries, stir-fries, rice plates, and family-style shared dishes. Long-running local restaurants in Korat are a sign of sustained quality and loyal local following.
How do you find the best local restaurants in Korat?
The best Korat restaurants are found via: asking at your accommodation (locals always know), looking for busy places during lunchtime (high turnover = fresh food), checking Google Maps ratings filtered by recent Thai-language reviews, or asking the Japanese expat community (who are often the most discerning food critics in any Thai industrial city).
What is the food price range at a local Thai restaurant in Korat?
A rice plate meal (khao rat kaeng) at a typical Korat Thai restaurant costs 50–80 THB. A shared table meal (ordering multiple dishes for the group) runs 150–300 THB per person. Specialty dishes and seafood are more expensive. Restaurants near shopping malls charge a slight premium for air-conditioning and comfort.
What makes a Thai restaurant in Korat different from a Bangkok restaurant?
Korat restaurants reflect the Isan/northeastern Thai palate: spicier, more pungent (fermented fish sauce, pla ra), with a heavy emphasis on rice-based dishes and fresh herbs. Fewer restaurants have adapted for Western tastes. Portions are generous, prices are lower, and the atmosphere is more casual and authentic.
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