Phuket Town Restaurant Reviews

Blue Elephant, an established restaurant brand, has branches all over the world in 12 different countries. The group specialises in Royal Thai cuisine... Read More...

Brasserie is a focal point for those who love good beer, European food, and a sophisticated atmosphere. It serves top-flight imported goods with hand-picked local produce. Price Range: $$$. Read More...

Living up to its moniker, Breeze straddles a beachside incline with views out over Cape Yamu and distant Phuket Town and is caressed by light winds. Breeze offers modern and inventive cuisine. Price Range: $$$. Read More...

If you enter the front room at 20 Thalang Road in Phuket you may be tempted to sit down in the lovely red sofa there and stare in wonder at the beautiful Chinese artifacts, figurines, lacquer work, textiles and fabrics... Price Range: $$ Read More...

Duke’s Fusion Bar & Bistro is in the heart of Phuket Town. Set along bustling one-way Rassada Road and opposite sister restaurant Anna’s, Duke’s is aimed at the after-work crowd. Read More...

Run by Pinky, a Bangkok-born patisserie chef, Gallery Café is a haven for those seeking classy European dishes, smoothies, ice-cold beers and expertly prepared cocktails. Price range: $$ Read More...

Ka Jok See is the sort of place you can stroll past and not even notice, yet it’s one of Phuket’s most popular restaurants. How is this? Well, it is largely due to the fact that Ka Jok See does not advertise nor solicit reviews in fancy magazines. Read More...

Khao Rang Breeze is the nearest thing to treetop dining in Phuket. This predominantly southeast-facing restaurant at the summit of Rang Hill, downtown Phuket, enjoys fabulous views at any time of day. Read More...

Rad-na or kwit-teow rad-na is a Thai-style wide rice-noodle dish with meat and vegetables in a gravy-like sauce: Thai fast food, if you want. Read More...

If ever there was a restaurant/café that succinctly surmised Phuket Town’s old quarter it is Kopitiam by Wilai. Here, among framed photos of Phuket some 30-40 years ago, you can sample great Thai food. Price range: $$ Read More...

Imagine a restaurant in which almost everyone is eating the same dish or variations of it. This happens on a daily basis at Phuket Town’s Kota Khao Man Gai. Price range: $ Read More...

La Gaetana enjoys a formidable reputation in Phuket as a small, family-run Italian restaurant with an eye for details. Gianni Ferrara and his Thai wife Chonchita are the hospitable owners of La Gaetana. Read More...

Le Winch, at Phuket’s east coast Boat Lagoon, run by Chef Vincent Meuwly from Lausanne, is a cosy, 40-cover restaurant with loads of personal and welcoming touches. Price Range: $$$ Read More...

Discovering the authentic tastes and cuisine of the island is not difficult when you explore Phuket Old Town. Just head to the local food stands known by the collective names of ‘Lock Tien’ and ‘Old Siam Theatre’ on Yaowarat Road. Read More...

A great way to get a typical taste of Phuket is by going to Mee Ton Poe, the shop is famous for its signature dish – stir-fried Hokkien mee or Hokkien noodles, consumed by local folks since 1946. Read More...

Monkeypod is an immaculately-white café/restaurant located in Paklok. Being impeccably clean and the only air-conditioned eatery in the area, it’s not surprising that it’s well frequented and popular.. Price Range: $$ Read More...

Pak Nam is a bustling seafood place recommended to those who like a bit of animation along with a good meal and is extremely popular with local diners who make sure that this is a popping spot most evenings. Read More...

Along Dibuk, Thalang and Phang Nga roads downtown you'll see beautiful examples of restored Sino-Portugese shophouses and a good example of this genre is Raya Restaurant. Price Range: $$  Read More...

Cafés come and go downtown Phuket. Still, a few prosper and grow roots, probably because they are well thought out and know how to think ahead of the game. One such café/restaurant is Rider Café. Price Range: $$ Read More...

Salvatore Cossu moved to Phuket Town some seven years ago and has since stamped his inimitable culinary style in the heart of the city in the shape of a tasteful trattoria. Price Range: $$$ Read More...

Siam Indigo represents all that is good about the area and the changes that are happening there. Siam Indigo is the leader of haute cuisine in this particular part of town as well as being a fashion outlet and art gallery. Price Range: $$$  Read More...

Suay (meaning ‘beautiful’ in Thai) keeps things uncomplicated and cheap but that doesn’t mean it’s not without a lot of allure, it’s just that they enjoy delivering top-class food at reasonable prices. Price Range: $$ Read More...

Tamachart Restaurant in Phuket City has got to be the most unusual, out-of-the-ordinary eatery this side of Bangkok. It’s been going for 15 years now and is a tremendously popular spot for expats and locals alike. Price Range: $ Read More...

Tung Ka Cafe is one of Phuket's best sunset viewing points and one of the only points that isn't actually on the west coast. If the truth be known, west coast viewpoints can get pretty crowded at about 18:30, but Rang Hill, the site of Tung Ka Café is relatively peaceful. Read More...

Uptown has none of the romance or brashness of a west coast Phuket restaurant but it is extremely popular and for good reason: it serves genuine Thai food at extremely reasonable prices. Read More...

Urban Food is an ‘International and Asian’ restaurant located in Central Festival Phuket’s courtyard. Under French management, this neat and well-thought-out eatery has an extensive menu that caters for most tastes and needs. Read More...

It's everyone's dream: To dine surrounded by absolute luxury while sipping on a good wine. For some, it remains just that – a dream – but the lucky ones get to live it out. And you can too, at Watermark Restaurant. Price Range: $$$ Read More...

If you were to judge a restaurant solely on its looks you’d keep on walking and not stop at Wilai along Thalang Road. But wait, if you took a look inside you’d discover a spotless little shop-house restaurant. Read More...

If you feel like dining on good-quality Thai seafood, it’s really best to go where the locals go. Bang Pae Seafood is one of the island’s all-time favourite neighborhood restaurants and is located not far from Bang Pae Waterfall. Read More...

Kaewjai Bakery and Restaurant in Phuket Town has been serving Phuket people for well over 40 years. Enjoy a fair selection of Thai food as well as desserts. The restaurant is usually packed during lunch hour. Read More...

Set back in a shady courtyard off busy Chao Fa West, Chanya is a quaint mustard-yellow restaurant with retro décor and a forward-thinking menu rich in macrobiotics, fresh enzymes, and ingenious modern takes on traditional Thai dishes. Read More...

Chicroom Café is a trendy new venue near Phuket Old Town on Phuket Road. Part of Quip Bed & Breakfast, this restaurant/coffee & cake shop has a retro look lending it a back-to-the ‘60s feel. Read More...

Ginza is the first and only Japanese restaurant in Phuket Old Town. Located on Yaowarat Road and opened in March 2013, it offers quality Japanese dishes at fair rates. Read More...

Baan Kanom Thai (meaning ‘Thai Desserts House’) is known as one of the busiest lunch outlets for people who live and work in and around Phuket City. Read More...

Bistro 104’s out-and-out French-style cuisine is a rarity in Thailand. Bistro 104 is a simple affair on the surface but there’s magic in the air here as the cuisine is, not to put a fine point on it, quite simply fabulous. Read More...

Crust is a shiny-clean, new restaurant located just behind the Index shop in a Sino-Portuguese building near the huge Central Festival Phuket shopping mall just outside Phuket Town. Read More...

Green Forest Restaurant is a popular and genuine Thai diner located off the beaten path. Established a little way up Toe Sae Hill, Green Forest’s main asset is its superb views of Phuket’s eastern coast and its offshore islands. Read More...

Ruamjai Vegetarian Restaurant is the perfect place for curious people to get introduced to the multitude tastes and textures of vegetarian food. At Ruam Jai, all dishes served are 100% made from vegetables and fruits. Read More...

Rendez-Vous Coffee Wine Dine Phuket (more often known as simply Rendez-Vous) is a bistro-like restaurant right in the heart of downtown Phuket. Read More...

Flavor - Organic Kitchen is a newcomer on the buzzing Phuket Old Town’s dining scene. Opened in January 2014 by the talented Belgian chef Erik Vranckx, Flavor is small in size but huge when it comes to the quality and elegance of the dishes it serves. Read More...

Madame Saigon is an attractive and clean-cut Vietnamese restaurant located in the impressive and expansive Royal Phuket Marina on Phuket’s east coast just north of Phuket Town. Read More...

One Chun Café & Restaurant (pronounced Wan Jan, which means Monday in Thai) is a trendy venue blending vintage décor, relaxed atmosphere (despite its rather high occupancy), top-of-the-range Thai cuisine, and affordable prices. Read More...

Clean, bright, and filled with natural light, Bake/Flame/Pasta forms the corner of Bangyai Road and the northward-bound Bypass Road right behind Index. This is a unique concept: a three-in-one restaurant. Read More...

B Cat Café and B Shady Restaurant are the two sides of the same coin. Located in Phuket Old Town, this unique venue blends the concept of cat cafés and the vintage spirit of the historical district of Phuket City. Read More...