The Jungle Club

The food was absolutely delicious. We chose Pad Thai and Tom Yum Goong soup – both were excellent. The spring rolls were also very good. The way up was a bit steep, but we managed it easily on the scooter with two people. For dessert, we had mango sticky rice, which was amazing. In total, we paid 1,500 baht. Overall, it is quite a touristy place, but I would definitely come back just for the food. It’s really highly recommended. In the evening, the view is absolutely stunning.

We visited the restaurant and had a great experience and a fantastic view! Important to know: Get picked up at the pick-up point and don't even try to ride your scooter up there! The trip up and back costs 50 ฿ per person. More than fair. The menu offers a good selection, but is not overly extensive, and we really enjoyed the food. The salad in particular was very fresh and delicious.

First off the view and design of the restaurant is stunning, I will give them that. Though there could be some better safety measures. Some of the lower decks have no railings and won’t stop a kid or adult from falling over directly onto another table. Second I came here with my family and was told there was up to an hour wait - which is fine if the restaurant is full. Once we got seated we noticed half the restaurant tables were empty. Maybe they were being held for reservations but none of them got filled the entire time we were there. Also we came as a family with our young daughter and my two parents and it was very obvious the younger folks were being prioritized over us. We were seated in a corner and ignored until we had to wave a waiter down to take our drink and food orders. Meanwhile the younger folks who came with vlogging cameras and were filming to make Instagram content were getting too notch seating and service. The food was great and the atmosphere of the restaurant was world class but it seems like if you’re not there to provide something for the business you will get the cold shoulder. Also we saw the man taking the waitlist tell a guest that if she paid 10,000 baht she could get in for sunset. I couldn’t tell if it was a joke but after seeing all the empty tables I wouldn’t be surprised if that is their way of making extra money instead of actually seating people. If you want a great view I recommend going here but if you want a great experience and food I highly recommend checking out some of the other amazing restaurants scattered over the island.