Patong Beach Restaurants

Where to Eat and What to Eat in Patong

Being the main centre of tourist activity in Phuket, it's no surprise that Patong has the highest concentration of restaurants to be found on the island. Patong is a cosmopolitan place, attracting visitors from all over the world and the cuisine on offer here reflects this in its diversity.

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If you're feeling adventurous there's bound to be something you've never heard of and if you're missing the pleasures of home you're sure to discover a restaurant with some down-home comfort food. Patong dining establishments run the gamut from hand-wheeled carts selling kebabs and sticky rice all the way to world-class fine dining, with celebrity chefs and award-winning wine lists.

There are Thai food courts, where you can join the locals for a delicious and incredibly inexpensive meal, mid-range restaurants with solid and budget-friendly European food and trendy places with nouvelle cuisine and arty décor where the Beautiful People come to see and be seen.

Patong Beach Restaurant Reviews

Patong’s not just about bawdy nightlife. It has the distinction of being southern Thailand’s culinary epicentre and hosts hundreds of restaurants, from high-end, award-winning eateries to laughably cheap street stalls. As befitting an international holiday destination, you will find almost every nationality’s cooking represented here. Read More...

Beach Road Restaurants

We've done our best to provide you with a good idea of what to expect and what to look for. Along the Beach Road from Sawatdirak Road to Bangla there are dozens of eateries to choose from. The Andaman Bazaar features a selection of different places to nourish yourself. On the beach side of the road there is a large, airy food court with almost two dozen different small stands. Read More...

Rat U Thit Road Restaurants

Rat U Thit Road is the second most prolific road in Patong and features a dizzying variety of businesses ventures from night entertainments to hotels, banks, malls and many good dining venues. It is slowly gaining a reputation as a culinary destination with a truly international selection of quality eating establishments. Read More...

Bangla Road Restaurants

Bangla Road itself has a few options for mid-party snacking. Halfway up the road is Scruffy Murphy's – just the place if you're after pub grub. There are a number of international restaurants on Soi Bangla Square, including Rico's Pizzeria and Steakhouse and The Islander. Las Margaritas at the end of Bangla (farthest from the beach) serves a decent variety of dishes. Read More...

Restaurants in North Patong

Coming down Patong Hill from Phuket City you will arrive at the north-eastern corner of Patong. Tucked along this quiet street are the inexpensive but wonderful little shacks and stalls where locals go to eat. Kaab Gluay is an excellent choice if you want a set of extremely tasty Thai dishes with wine for the same price as one plate of food in a five-star hotel.

Kalim Beach Restaurants

Kalim Beach has built up a reputation over the years as a must-stop address for those looking for fine dining. With fantastic views of Patong and Kalim and many up-and-coming venues to select from, this small bay is the perfect location to unwind. Read More...

Jungceylon Restaurants

Jungceylon is a wonderful destination for both shopping and dining enthusiasts. Around the areas known as the Port Square, Silang Boulevard and Sino Phuket Zone you’ll find rows of restaurants, bars and coffee shops serving Thai, European, Korean, Japanese and Chinese cuisine. Read More...

Restaurants in Other Areas

Kaab Gluay Restaurant

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.” So now you know. Still, Kaab Gluay is a restaurant that has more to do with seafood than bananas.

At first, the eatery gives the impression of being a glorified food hall, but then, as people start flooding in past eight o’clock, it starts to come alive of itself. No wonder the web site exhorts readers to “come early” as it gets chock-a-block full later on.

Location: 58/3 Phrabarami Rd. Patong
Tel: +66 (0)76 340 562

Salvatore's Restaurant Patong

Salvatore's Patong should not be mistaken for Salvatore's in Phuket Town. Even though the Phuket Town chef and entrepreneur Salvatore started this restaurant he has since concentrated on his namesake restaurant in Phuket itself.

Nevertheless, you'll still find cuisine featuring lots of meat, wonderfully rich combinations of vegetables and olive oil and great wines at Salvatore's Patong.

Opening Hours: 12:00 – 14:30, 18:30 – 23:00
Location: 4/3 Siuriraj Road, Patong Beach
Tel: +66 (0)76 341 676

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