Phuket Restaurant Guide
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- Overview
- North Phuket
- Patong-Kalim
- Phuket City
- South Phuket
It doesn't matter how many options there are, if you don't know about them, what's the point? If you've no way to compare them, how can you decide?
Yet dining out – whether for a special occasion at a restaurant brimming with atmosphere, or for a casual lunch, local Thai-style – is probably the most important, and potentially one of the most memorable, elements of your visit to Phuket.
Without real information, too many visitors take pot-luck, or go with the tuk-tuk driver's commission-based recommendation. Many stay with one or two familiar places, having had one disappointment too many – and no time to waste.
Most miss out on the fabulous array of dining opportunities Phuket offers.
And that's where Where to Eat comes in: Consistent, reliable up-to-date information that puts the choice where it belongs – with you, the guest.
Restaurants by Type
Thai
Thai and Western
- Andaman Restaurant
- Baan Yin Dee
- Babylon Beach Club
- Rockfish
- Sala
- Salathai
- Sawasdee Thai Cuisine
- Skippers
- Sphinx
- Two Chefs
- Watermark
International Cuisine
- 3 Spices
- 360 Bar and Dining
- Baba Dining Lounge
- Black Cat
- Coco Palm
- Concaved Beach Restaurant
- Don's Café
- Jean Pierre@BYD Lofts
- Joe Kools
- Joe's Downstairs
- Joe's South
- L'Orfeo
- Mae Naam
- Mom Tri's Kitchen
- Montes Restaurant
- On The Beach
- Phuja Nirvana
- Pinocchio
- Rain-Hail
- Red Onion
- Siam Indigo
- Spice Poolside Café
- Supper Club
- The Dining Room
- White Box
American
British
Chinese
French
German
Indian
International/Irish
Irish
Italian
Japanese
Latin American
Mediterranean Cuisine
Mexican
Patisserie
Seafood & BBQs
Spanish
Steak House
- Harrys Steakhouse
- Hog's Breath Café
- Horn Grill Steakhouse
- Karlsson's Patong
- Karon Café
- Papa Steak and Pizza
- Sam's Steaks & Grill
- Wildfire
Wine and Grill
Rice is very important in Thai cooking and is included at all meals. The best variety to use for a Thai meal is jasmine rice. Rice is the staple, not an accompaniment, and all the other dishes served at the meal, including meat dishes, are seen as condiments to flavour the rice.
Join us in our contemporary, fully equipped Thai kitchen to learn more about our magical cuisine.
It is a half-day experience with the joy of meeting some real locals.
Singles, Couples and Families are all welcome.
- Overview
- North Phuket
- Patong-Kalim
- Phuket City
- South Phuket
