Firdaus Halal Food

Simple restaurant offering good, home-cooked food! A great halal restaurant offering simple and delicious food. The restaurant offers Malaysian dishes as well in addition to the regular popular Thai fare. We were asked prior to ordering whether we wanted a Kambing (Mutton) Curry. We did. It was delicious! Prices are very reasonable. We also ordered a Stir-Fried Chicken with Basil Leaf (150B), Cockles (150B), Plain Omelette (60B), Shrimp Salad with Chilli (150B) and Plain Rice. The total bill came up to 510B. The Kambing Curry and Plain Rice was complimentary!!! Don’t expect fancy dishes though. The food tastes home-cooked and is simple. But it is tasty and feels like it’s cooked with love. The restaurant setup is also very simple. But it does offer a view of the cliffs. The owner is friendly and appears to be very proud of what he is doing. He speaks Malay too. We were made to feel very welcomed. Locals dine here probably with good reason. Good job! Will be back again!

Very good roasted reiskampung and tomyam! highly recommended.

Small Rustic and quaint restaurant in Krabi. Serves halal food. Cheap and tasty. There are crab dishes similar in name such as chilli crabs found in Singapore and Malaysia but here it is a touch more spicy and sweet. Wide range of seafood menu available. The furnishings are well worn but comfortable and the cook can be seen just behind the counter. Entrance is a bit steep. Be mindful of the steps. The food is worth the effort.

They can have a meal at a low price. in krabi and the smoothie front was delicious.

Firdaus restaurant is quite popular in krabi and i guess they have a few brances, at least 2 in ao nang area. The thai milk tea is very good. Fried yellow mee is a bit off -too much soy sauce and a bit salty. The tom yom goong is yummy but too spicy for my family. I just able to eat half of it. Sweating and tearing while eating, ahaks! We requested less spicy and the owner said she only put 1 chilli inside the soup. Normally she will add 3 chillis. Omg.. 1 is still too hot, so i can't imagine how people could eat if she put 3 chillis. I supposed asked for none chilli at all coz i guess the tomyam paste itself is spicy already. Overall, the food taste good but as tourist, i advise you to look at the price on the menu and make your own calculation because it never be the same. Not sure why it's differ.. I order tomyam, 1 steam rice yellow fried mee only but it cost me 680 bhat. Totally different with the price i menu. So be careful ya..