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Nana Tam Est. 2008

The garden, the lanterns and the pond

Gallery

Photographs taken at Nana Tam. The garden looks completely different by day and by night — both are worth seeing.

  • Nana Tam from the road in Lamai, open to the street on two sides.
    Nana Tam from the road in Lamai, open to the street on two sides.
  • The main dining room on a busy evening, under the coconut-shell chandeliers.
    The main dining room on a busy evening, under the coconut-shell chandeliers.
  • The garden pavilion in the afternoon, open to the trees on three sides.
    The garden pavilion in the afternoon, open to the trees on three sides.
  • Hand-made coconut lamps climbing one of the pillars.
    Hand-made coconut lamps climbing one of the pillars.
  • The koi pond, lit after sunset.
    The koi pond, lit after sunset.
  • The waterfall at the back of the garden.
    The waterfall at the back of the garden.
  • The garden pavilion by day, looking out from under the coconut-shell chandeliers.
    The garden pavilion by day, looking out from under the coconut-shell chandeliers.
  • Coconut-shell lamps lit above the menu stand, beside one of the welcome figures.
    Coconut-shell lamps lit above the menu stand, beside one of the welcome figures.
  • The kneeling welcome figure at the entrance, with its string of beads.
    The kneeling welcome figure at the entrance, with its string of beads.
  • The waterfall seen over the wooden rail of the garden bridge.
    The waterfall seen over the wooden rail of the garden bridge.
  • A stone figure half hidden in the ferns at the back of the garden.
    A stone figure half hidden in the ferns at the back of the garden.

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We are busiest between 18:30 and 20:30 in high season. Booking takes about a minute and you will get a confirmation straight away. No booking? Just walk in — that has always been how most of our guests arrive.