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I was in Thailand 2 years ago for about a month on a small island called Kho Samui...

Not sure how gluten free it could be...   they did have a large grocery store that sold frozen meats.. not sure about potatoes.. but probably..  and plenty of fresh fruit everywhere..   and veg's..

I suppose is do-able if you cook for yourself.....

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ah interesting..

https://www.seasaltandsandcastles.com/2018/01/28/gluten-free-koh-samui-thailand/

Koh Samui was a big surprise though, gluten-free options were everywhere! There were tons of restaurants that offered gluten-free choices so I wasn't stuck eating only in the hotel. I can honestly say Koh Samui was one of the best gluten-free travel destinations I have been to in Asia.

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17 hours ago, DJFL77I said:

I was in Thailand 2 years ago for about a month on a small island called Kho Samui...

Not sure how gluten free it could be...   they did have a large grocery store that sold frozen meats.. not sure about potatoes.. but probably..  and plenty of fresh fruit everywhere..   and veg's..

I suppose is do-able if you cook for yourself.....

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Beautiful photo. Sounds like a great memory/trip. I hope you can return someday if you wish.

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I wanted to retire there...  might drop dead before that time now though    🥴

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