x_ill replied: "Yeah, there are quite a few places there. Songkhla is where most of the muslims live in Thailand. There are quite a few hawker stands that are good to go, as well as restaurants. I took one of my friends there on my last visit, and he said that quite a few of the places that were halal(written in arabic, which he speaks and I do not). The beach I mentioned in my other post, Samila Beach, is almost solely mulsim populated, and the north end of the beach has tons of good restaurants, and a really nice open air muslim market on the weekends. When all else fails there are lots of GREAT vegetarian joints in Hat Yai. I spent two weeks there with my arab friend, well in around there, and we never had trouble finding places to eat. We'd either eat at mulsim restaurants, places that served only seafood, or vegetarian joints. There are also a few hindu restaurants, that while they are not halal(in regards to slaughter) they do not serve beef or pork. The seafood is sooooo good there, you can probably live on that for a lifetime :) Short answer? Yes, there are plenty of places to eat. If you look on the map in the other post right around Niyomrat Road and Niphat Uthit 1 Road(west of the Sakura) there are quite a few Muslim restaurants. As a side note: "=*=" below has no idea of what halal means. Simply not having pork in the meal is not good enough for a devout muslim. Not only can pork not have touched any surface or utensil that will come in contact with your food, but there is a very specific way to slaughter animals for them to be considered halal. With this in mind "any restaurant" will not suffice for a devout muslim."