Max Riedl My wife and I celebrated our wedding anniversary on the 16th June at the Monsoon Wine Restaurant. We've been there several times and always been satisfied. But this time it was purely disappointing. Appetizer- ok, dessert very good (probably from the winery kitchen), main dishes a disaster. My "T-Bone "Steak" (990 Baht) was so thin, maximum thickness 4 - 5 mm, no bone, tough.....terrible. My wife had the "rack of lamb" (900+ Baht). Now, we all know what a rack of lamb is: a coherent piece of 3, 4 or more lamb chops. What we got was 2 sheep chops, strongly smelling of sheep fat, impossible to enjoy. Service was good as always. Sorry, but we won't come back for some time.....

i never complain but what a shame to have gone from certainly the best manager of huahin to that new one who received us during our last visit to monsoon bar... wrong orders of food, don't understand anything about wine and did some mistake on almost all are bills..... she never apologize at anytime and was upset that we make her all these remarks... we were a regular group of faithful! but being received and served by someone of such incompetence made us to not want to come back anymore.... and around us other friends have the same opinion on Khun AH.... The place has a great atmosphere and the food is good but will not be back

Being a confirmed skeptic of “All you can eat offers”, based on experiences in Hua Hin and other places, we would normally shy away, but given that this was an offer from an establishment of the calibre of Monsoon Valley Wine Bar, we had to give it a try. Visiting last night for the offer of “All you can eat Pork Ribs”, our skepticism has been good and truly silenced. The whole affair was just as advertised and then some. The ambiance of the restaurant, the attention and service of the staff and certainly, last but not least, the quality and deliciousness of the food, was second to none. The helpings were delivered in suitable portions and they were replenished as one’s appetite required. Be sure not to miss this offer while it lasts and if this is an example of what is to come, then none should be missed.

Lovely place almost in the center of Hua Hin. Monsoon valley wine is probably one of the best wines produced in Thailand. Worth doing a vineyard tour. Pick up to the valley is from the wine bar. Food at the wine bar was delicious and they waiters have great sense of humor. We had a great time and will be back.

Blue with black and white interior design! It's a great place for meal with kids! Nice wine too.

Drove to the Monsoon vineyard to buy some wine. They would not sell because it was lunch time. So I went to the wine bar in the evening. Some Shiraz, white Shiraz, and some Muscat sweet wine.

What an amazing evening ! Perfect location and setting, e.g. white tablecloth, perfect and friendly staff, excellent wine selection. Best cold cuts from FOSTIER - to die for. Try the delicious Monsoon valley SHIRAZ 2020. We definitely will come back. Eve.

Nice location Beautiful views Good service Food is OK and wine is pleasant enough Too bad that they do note have any wine making on the property except for wine growing

I wrote a review because of the hospitable staff, Khun Tum. She is very friendly and helpful. I would come back again because of her warmhearted service. This restaurant could be one of my favorite places in Hua Hin. The atmosphere is great and the food is delicious. Don’t miss to visit here!

Wine tastes nice, but... bought at Tamarind market, The girl was grumpy when I paid with 1000 baht note as she had to go and get change, she then poured half a small plastic cup... So so bad I nearly cried with laughter ... Really 250 baht and rude service, my advice don't bother!!!

This place cannot take big group. We have 14pax and we have been here for 1 hour 20minutes. One of our dish roast chicken has not yet been served. Most took 45 minutes to prepared. Drink wine while waiting. Finally the roast chicken is ready after everyone has finished eating more than 20minutes ago.

Monsoon Valley Vineyard, Hua Hin District: A vineyard in Hua Hin district? This was a leftfield surprise. Close to the border with Myanmar is the 300-acres beloved vineyard of the Hua Hin district. Lolling green hills akin to the ones you’re used to in Australia or Europe you don’t get. Mind you, we did a massive wine trail in Porto in June. But this is cute and sweet, if you place firmly place it in context. Thai Wine country shook the international scene when Monsoon bagged eight silver medals at AWC Vienna 2023, so they do hold some substance. A 45 minute drive out of Hua Hin downtown, you can either arrange your own driver or get on the shuttle bus with the winery with a pick up at their wine bar in downtown for 600 baht. We had a personal driver but they failed to tell us to pay the driver direct. So come armed with cash. Tour around the vineyard on the safari bus was short and sweet - with the necessary trimmed details. The guide isn’t an oenophile. Global weather patterns meant 50% of the production is affected. They export 30% of their wine internationally. As you would have guessed, whites wouldn’t be their strongest suit. Shiraz is. You pay for the wine tasting and if you fancy, food pairings too at the elevated restaurant overlooking the vineyard. We came for the 3 PM tour which was perfect as you watch the sun dip in the valley cleavage. There are small hassles you get attached to the culture - staff hurry you through the wine tasting experience but hold your ground and sip, swirl and savour your wine at your own pace. #eatstylishtravelstylish

During our visit to Hua Hin, we discovered Monsoon's wine bar, a delightful surprise sits near the heart of the city. Not only does Monsoon boast a beautiful vineyard, but their wine bar is a gem in its own right. They offer a selection of locally produced wines, allowing customers to taste and appreciate their unique flavors. I was particularly impressed by the white Shiraz and Chardonnay, each with hints of local fruits that made them stand out. This wine bar is a fantastic alternative for those looking to take a break from the usual seafood dinner options. The professionalism and hospitality of the staff were very good, contributing to a memorable experience. We're looking forward to our next visit and the chance to enjoy their great wines once again.

Monsoon valley vineyard outlet in HuaHin town a locals spot nice quality wine and food and events.

Lovely desserts, nice atmosphere I had grape tart with grape ice cream and grape juice. Parking: ample parking spaces

Our pick up was on time. Landrover was immaculate and comfortable. Driver and guide were friendly and professional, sharing lots of local information throughout the day. Scenery on route to the Monsoon Winery vineyard was diverse and gave a good insight to Thai farming. At Mosoon Valley winery staff greeted us enthusiastically. We were taken on a private tour of the vineyard and cellar which was very interesting. Our 3 course lunch and wine pairing was beautifully presented, well matched and tasted sensational. Absolutely delicious! The service staff deserve compliments for their efforts and friendly manner. After lunch we travelled to the Kuiburi National Park to experience Thai elephants in the wild. We changed to a local vehicle for travel through the park. With the knowledge of a local guide we soon found herds of elephants and gaur, just what we hoped to see. Refreshments and snacks were provided after the Safari. It was not a cheap experience, but was classy and worth every baht. Can highly recommend.

Went for lunch food his pretty good most unfriendly service ever experienced forget about it

Two wines for one during Happy Hour! Friendly and helpful staff. Nice clean location. Great experience.

Great wines (Thai), excellent well priced food in a friendly, comfortable atmosphere! What more would you want?

It is out of my expectation, Thailand can produce good wine😄. 😉

A good venue and menu especially for lunch. A little gem that's at a surprising convenient location for expat food shopping nearby