Trang Dim Sum Breakfast & Roast Pork
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Trang's dim sum culture, which starts at dawn with small plates and roast pork served with coffee, a famous culinary highlight of southern Thailand.
Trang is known as the "Breakfast Capital" of Thailand. The dim sum tradition brought by Chinese immigrants lives on: early in the morning, you order a pot of coffee or tea in an old tea house, and dim sum is priced by the plate. Then you can have Trang roast pork (Mu Yang Trang), a whole pig marinated in spices and roasted on a rotisserie until the skin is crisp. The tea houses are concentrated around the clock tower and the train station in the city center. Many open at 6 a.m. and sell out by the morning. There is also an annual Trang Roast Pork Festival. If you're catching an early boat out to sea, have dim sum first and then set off.
Opening hours
About 06:00–11:00
Nearby sights
- Trang Old Town & Clock Tower
- Khao Chang Hai Cave
- Peninsular Botanical Garden (Thung Khai)
- Kantang Railway Station
- Tham Le Khao Kob
- Pak Meng Beach & Pier
- Hat Chao Mai National Park (Hat Yong Ling)
- Koh Muk (Koh Mook)