The restaurant is part of The Vijitt Resort but is open to everyone. Its main highlight is its seaside location. Stunning views are guaranteed, but it’s best to come during high tide – that’s when your photos will be a solid 10 out of 10!
The menu features Thai and European cuisine with generous portions. Pad Thai, curries and seafood, salads, bowls, and sandwiches – there’s something for every taste. A true highlight is the leisurely Sunday brunch in a relaxed setting, perfect for savoring the good life.
To reach the restaurant, you can leave your bike or car in the parking lot – an electric cart will take you the rest of the way. Or you can enjoy a walk, especially since the resort grounds are well-kept, beautiful, and a pleasure to stroll through.
Prices at The Savoury are slightly above average, and keep in mind that a 17% tax and service charge is added to the bill. For example, the “buffet breakfast” costs 600 baht per person – but the variety of dishes you’ll be offered makes it well worth it.
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