Thailand
1,611 restaurants · 4 cities
Ko Pha-ngan569 restaurants
Patong495 restaurants
Ban Ao Nang303 restaurants
Welcome to safeat
No concerns found
safeat shows restaurants where our review found no serious food-safety concern.
Green pins: no serious food-safety problem
App coming soonHow we review
Our review is not an inspection or a guarantee.
Orange areafood-safety concerns found at a few restaurants
Red areafood-safety concerns found at several restaurants
safeat today
Live from the map1
Countries covered
Thailand
4
Cities covered
Most places in Ko Pha-ngan, Patong and Ban Ao Nang
2,528
Restaurants analysed
1,611 of them on the map today as Low concern
How we review
We look for food-safety problems
We read public reviews for food poisoning, unsafe food, allergen issues and hygiene problems, and check every report from visitors. If a restaurant is not on the map, it does not mean we found a problem.
Reviews & reports
A member of our team reads the restaurant’s public online reviews, like any visitor would: the negative ones (1 to 3 stars) from the last 12 months.
Checked by us
For each food-safety problem we find (food poisoning, unsafe food, allergen issue or hygiene concern), we note only its type, how serious it is and the month of the review.
On the map
A restaurant appears as Low concern only once a member of our team has checked it and found none of these problems. Its page shows the month of that check. We check each place again regularly.
Low concern
We checked this place and found no serious food-safety problem.
How we decide which places to showDerived from unverified sources: online reviews and visitor reports.
Our review is not an inspection or a guarantee.
Coverage
Where you can use safeat
Each city below has restaurants on the map today. The numbers are places shown as Low concern.
On the map
What orange and red areas mean
- Orange areas: food-safety concerns found at a few restaurants
- Red areas: food-safety concerns found at several restaurants
- Restaurants where we found food-safety concerns are not on the map
- If a restaurant is not on the map, it does not mean we found a problem. safeat does not show every restaurant.
Goong Chae Nam PlaHigher risk
At the restaurant
Understand any menu before you order
Abroad, a menu can be hard to read, and some dishes upset a traveler’s stomach more often than others. Take a photo of the menu in safeat: every dish is explained in your language, with a dot for how risky it usually is.
Take a photo of the menu
From above and in good light, or choose one you already took. The menu can be in another language or another alphabet.
A dot on every dish
Green, orange or red, depending on how the dish is usually prepared. Raw meat, fish and seafood are red. Salads, ice and dishes served cold are often orange, depending on the country.
Tap a dish to know what it is
Its name, its main ingredients, how it is cooked and what makes it riskier, in English, French, Spanish or German.
App coming soon
Free with a safeat account, up to 20 menus a month. Written by AI from your photo, so it can be wrong: it is about the dish in general, not the restaurant, and it is not medical or allergy advice.
Travel guides
Avoid food poisoning on your trip
Practical advice for eating safely abroad, based on public health sources.
Avoid food poisoning
Practical, evidence-based ways to avoid food poisoning and travelers' diarrhea abroad: what to eat and drink, where to eat, and how to prepare.
ReadChoosing a safe restaurant
What to check before you sit down: official hygiene ratings, signs of safe food handling, and how to read online reviews for food-safety warnings.
ReadFood allergies abroad
How to eat out safely abroad with a food allergy: translated allergy cards, EU allergen rules, cross-contact, adrenaline auto-injectors, and emergencies.
ReadFood poisoning: what to do
How to recognize food poisoning and travelers' diarrhea abroad, rehydrate safely, spot red-flag symptoms, and get medical care in another country.
ReadIs street food safe?
Street food can be a highlight of a trip, but it carries extra risk. See what health agencies advise and the signs of a safer street food stall.
ReadPregnant and traveling
What to eat and avoid when traveling pregnant: cheese, sushi, street food, water and ice, what to do if you get food poisoning, and what to plan before you go.
ReadSeafood when traveling
Is seafood safe abroad? Raw oysters, sushi and ceviche, red tide, ciguatera and scombroid: what cooking does not fix, who should be careful, and when to get help.
ReadTap water and ice
How to tell if tap water is safe to drink abroad, when to avoid ice, how to boil or treat water, and whether to brush your teeth with tap water.
ReadSee places around you
The safeat app is coming soon. The map and every place page will work without an account.
App coming soon