Patong Beach Restaurant Reviews

The 9th Floor restaurant here in Phuket is yet another example of the Swiss talent for getting it right; this time in culinary terms. It’s a chic high-rise restaurant in the Sky Inn Condotel, off Rat-U-Thit Road in Patong. Read More...

Kalim Beach, just north of Patong, is turning into something of a gastronomic hot spot. The village nowadays boasts at least seven top-of-the-line restaurants – places that are memorable not only for their great food. Read More...

Happily enough, Phuket has its share of fine-dining restaurants. But for a special night out, a real dining experience there’s pretty much only one restaurant that covers all the bases and that’s Baan Rim Pa.  Read More...

Baan Yin Dee is a gem. With a view to die for, in a location that only the privileged could dream about, and an execution of service that rivals the best, Baan Yin Dee, a 21-room boutique hotel with a tastefully. Read More...

Indian food is extremely popular but like any speciality cooking there are those who succeed and those who don't quite make the grade. One successful Indian restaurant is Baluchi in Patong.  Price Range: $$$ Read More...

This zany-looking beachside restaurant/bar is largely the work of John Underwood, a Phuket-based designer admired for his innovative design of Indigo Pearl Resort which retains a striking Industrial Chic theme throughout. Read More...

Krua Tungtong, a popular restaurant in Kathu, is better known by its nickname ‘The Big Chicken.’ It’s easy to understand why, once you spot the enormous statue of a rooster in front of the venue. Read More...

This is Brush, a restaurant featuring  colourful creations, the brainchild of locally-based Australian designer and decorator John Underwood. Brush is a hotbed of artistic inventiveness yet its culinary creations are no less resourceful. Read More...

For many, Patong's hedonistic mix of Sea, Sand, Sun – and a couple of other things that begin with 'S' – aptly defines the town's character. However, what quite a few folks miss out on, in their pursuit of the party. Read More...

There are very few restaurants that emit romance, mode and sophistication in the same breath, yet at the same time deliver world-class cuisine. Price Range: $$$$ Read More...

For a wide-ranging menu that covers culinary ground from Mexico to Melbourne, Hog’s Breath Café Saloon & Grill is centrally located, easy to find and extremely family friendly. Read More...

IndoChine restaurant in Kalim, just north of Patong, is a very swank looking affair with ultramodern lines and design, a groovy musical backdrop and impressive views out over Patong bay. Read More...

Generally speaking, there are three types of newly-opened restaurants in Phuket. The first type is timid in nature; it watches its budget closely and is a touch-and-go affair. Price Range: $$$ Read More...

It’s a humble-sounding name, for sure, but in point of fact Joe’s Downstairs is one of Phuket’s leading restaurants. The ideal place for sunset cocktails, Joe’s is a regular watering hole for the young and affluent Phuket set. Price Range: $$$ Read More...

I bet you’re wondering what Kaab Gluay means. Well, it means “banana trunk”. And if you’re further into entomology, the word Patong, (where the restaurant itself is located) means “banana grove.” Read More...

Italian restaurants abound in Phuket – and nowhere more so than in Patong. One or two are astounding in their innovatory skills yet most stick to traditional food preparation and a dependable atmosphere. Price Range: $$ Read More...

For beachside chic in the heart of Patong it would be hard to beat La Flora Resort & Spa. The spanking-new resort is a lesson in clean lines, clever use of space and modern thinking. Price Range: $$$ Read More...

La Gritta is one of the most established restaurants in Patong. For many years now its name has been synonymous with expert cuisine, tasteful décor and stunning views over Patong Bay. Price Range: $$$ Read More...

Soi Dr. Wattana, off Beach Road, is a good example of Patong's diversity and right at the end of this cul de sac is a busy restaurant called Lair Lay Tong (pronounce 'lay-lee-tong). Read More...

There’s a very thin and precarious line running between tasteful décor and outright kitsch. The Versace flirts with this line outrageously and manages – against all the odds – to come out on top. Read More...

Lim's restaurant encompasses everything a class act should: ultra-fresh food, expertly prepared select ingredients, great background tunes and a sense of occasion in unusual and tasteful surroundings. . Price Range: $$$ Read More...

Nicky’s Handlebar is a unique place in Phuket: a restaurant-bar-hotel-garage entirely dedicated to big bikes. Located on Rat-U-Thit Road in Patong Beach, Nicky’s Handlebar looks like a large orange and metallic grey hangar. Read More...

Dining at Royale Nam Tok is one of Phuket’s most singular experiences. During the day the restaurant is the owners’ house. It flips into its role as a fine-dining experience at 17:00. Price Range: $$$ Read More...

Sala Bua roughly translates as ‘Lotus Pavillion’ in English and indeed, the flower is the leitmotif running through Impiana Cabana Resort in Patong, home of Sala Bua. Price Range: $$$ Read More...

Well known on the island, Salvatore has that rare combination of talent and humility that adds up to an extremely likeable personality and a good host. Salvatore’s Patong is certainly one of the best Italian restaurants in town. Price Range: $$$ Read More...

Inside the Holiday Inn Phuket is where Sam’s Steaks and Grill is located. Many an expatriate is to be seen there chomping down a top-quality cut and enjoying a good bottle of wine with it. Price Range: $$$$ Read More...

Patong's Beach Road is a maelstrom of activity and a vortex of comings and goings. For some visitors, the madness adds to their holiday and they wouldn't have it any other way but for others they can't wait to get to a quieter part of town.  Read More...

There’s something intrinsically different about family run restaurants. Could it be a heightened sense of unity among staff members or a fluidity of service that a “normal” business lacks? Whatever it may be. Read More...

A legend in its own lifetime already, Sea Hag is not only the flagship gay restaurant in Patong, but it stands on its own as a culinary landmark. Owner Khun Kenya, has shown impeccable taste in décor. Price Range: $$ Read More...

Much of the pleasure in visiting Phuket is choosing from the selection of restaurants whose international executive chefs present dishes that are hard to find anywhere else in the world.  Read More...

If you enjoy dining amid the breezy hustle of beach life while watching the world go by then Terrazzo is just for you. The restaurant is lively, and serves up unpretentious Italian dishes. Price Range: $$$  Read More...

Starting from Bangla Road the beachfront restaurants begin and stretch on until Loma Park. It takes a brave entrepreneur to operate a restaurant on this competitive patch. One such restaurant is The Beach. Read More...

The two tallest buildings dominating the skyline are the Patong condominium and the Royal Paradise Hotel. The Royal Kitchen, a Chinese restaurant at the top of the Royal Paradise hotel. Price Range: $$$  Read More...

Restaurants that offer actual beachside dining along Phuket’s west coast belong to an exclusive and select group. After all, there are so few of them. One such establishment is White Box, on Kalim Beach. Price Range: $$$ Read More...

Wine Connection is a fantastically innovative idea for Thailand. Wine Connection sells quality wines at the lowest possible price so for those who enjoy a tipple with their meal this is where to head to. Read More...

For one of the best restaurant views of Patong Bay and the town itself a good choice would be Pan Yaah, in Kalim about one kilometre north of Patong along the scenic beach road heading up to Kamala Beach. Read More...