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Dev Kulkarni
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    A good quick bite is at the small stall just outside the temple gate that serves fresh coconut water and banana fritters. If you’re looking for something a bit more substantial, there’s a family run Thai café about 800 metres away that opens at 6 am and stays open until midnight. It offers classic Pad Thai, fresh spring rolls and a selection of local teas. Both spots are within a kilometer of the Great Buddha Statue and are popular with visitors who need a fast, affordable meal.

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