Wild Fortress

3 Bartosz Brozek - a year ago

Rather average for for the prices we had to pay. Fried fish was a bit dry, crab omelet had no visible crab prices. Som tam was decent, pork laab had some bones or other hard, inedible parts in it. Best of all, was Chinese style fried cabbage with garlic. Prices are rather steep

5 Lee Soon Guan - a year ago

On the recommendation of my colleague, upon reaching this place, one would be wondering where is the restaurant. Thought it was a garage or someone's house. The restaurant has an interesting layout. It has a bar, karaoke cum dining room and outdoor seating. The food can be best described as amazing. The wild boar is tender and tasty although a little spicy. The crab omelette is flavourful retaining the crab taste. The fish is fried to satisfaction. A must visit!

5 Pakpoom Suittinanon - 2 years ago

Good for who seek for wild thailand food.
*I think food is very spicy, you can ask waiter before place order for spicy level.

4 Harry Voca - 3 years ago

Cute hidden restaurant serving original Thai food. Specialty is wild from the forest around. Old and selfmade facilities, makes it even more original Thai.

5 Borriwat Palawong - 2 years ago

The first time, we went into the restaurant after reading a good review on Google maps. When we looked inside the restaurant, it was empty, we thought, can it really be that good? We decided to just give it a try...

The food was excellent! It's definitely worth coming back for. Thank you for not disappointing us.

4 Frank Jackson - a year ago

Interesting place, eggplant and shrimp salad, and fish with bamboo shoot soup very good. Very spicy food so ask if you need less so. Ask for a mosquito spiral if you sit outside.

4 Jirasak Sook - 2 years ago

Come and enjoy hot and spicy!!!