Phuket Town Restaurants

Blue Elephant Phuket

Blue Elephant has branches all over the world in 12 different countries and specialises in Royal Thai cuisine – a rich and exotic combination of flavours once uniquely created for the Royal Palace that has recently grown popular because of the global spread of Thai cooking. The Phuket restaurant is based in a splendid, old Chinese-colonial style mansion set in sprawling grounds near the heart of the old quarter of Phuket Town. Fine dining set in opulent surroundings are the order of the day at Blue Elephant, Phuket branch. Read More...

Location: 96 Krabi Road
Tel: + 66 76 354 355-7
Cuisine: Thai
Price Range: Pricey

Tung Ka Cafe

Phuket has a fair number of sunset viewing points and one in particular – Promthep Cape – which everyone has heard of. West Coast viewpoints can get pretty crowded at about 18:30, when the sun slips into the golden horizon but there is one spot on the island that offers sensational views in relative solitude in Phuket Town, site of Tung Ka Café. Read More...

China Inn Café & Restaurant

China Inn Café & Restaurant is a beautifully restored example of what people can do with a rundown old building if they possess dedication, patience and a strong vision. The restaurant stands in the heart of Phuket’s Old Town; a place brimming with history and tradition. This is where Phuket’s commercial heart beat over 100 years ago when tin was in great demand and Chinese labourers flooded in from both north and south to fill the island's labour shortage. Read More...

Opening Hours: During the high season China Inn is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights but for the most part it is a daytime dining eatery closing at 19:00 unless you book beforehand for an evening group.
Location: 20 Thalang Road, Phuket Old Town. Thalang Road is a one-way west-heading thoroughfare and it is never easy finding a parking space there so it’s perhaps best to park wherever you can in the area and walk the rest of the way.
Tel: +66 (0) 76 356 239
Cuisine: Thai-European
Price Range: Thai-European

Kopitiam Café & Restaurant

Kopitiam Café & Restaurant is located on Thalang Road and offers a simple Thai menu with the usual suspects - fried rice, noodles, green curry, at affordable rates. It is decorated in a Chinese style with a touch of old Phuket Town (old photos and postcards of the city are for sale here). Pretty busy at lunch time, it is a cool place to enjoy a tea or coffee while exploring the sino-portugese area.

Opening Hours: From 11:00 - 22:00
Location: 18, Thalang Road
Tel: +66 (0)81 892 3723

Raya House

The charm of Phuket Town's old quarter is nowhere more evident than in its Sino-Portuguese architecture. Along Dibuk, Thalang and Phang Nga roads downtown you'll see beautiful examples of restored shophouses and a good example of this genre is Raya Restaurant in a 90-year-old house.

Raya, not to put a too fine point on it, is the Thai restaurant in Phuket. Sure there are other overpriced and clumsily themed contenders but Raya alone caters for locals with the tourist market almost as an afterthought – which is why it is so genuinely Thai.  Read More...

Opening Hours: Daily from 10:00-22:00
Location: New Dibuk Road. The 90-year-old converted two-storey house is somewhat overshadowed by the newly built, next-door Shintaro Japanese restaurant but use the bright-red Shintaro signage as your landmark.
Tel: +66 (0) 76 218 155
Cuisine: Thai
Price Range: Affordable

Wilai Restaurant

With a sign out front that says ‘serving local food and beverages’, ‘clean and economical’, Wilai is exactly as it claims to be. Popular with locals and visitors, this small restaurant has long list of ready made curries/dishes. The must-try menu includes fried basil leaves and chili with pork/shrimp, tom yum goong (spicy Thai soup with shrimp), tom kha kai ((hot sweet soup with chicken and coconut milk) and pa nang moo (coconut curry with pork). Part of their small English menu includes toast, eggs, ham and sausage. Stop by for breakfast or lunch when in the area. Dishes are cheap, starting from just 30 baht.

Opening Hours: Monday – Saturday from 07:00 – 14:00
Location: Next to Nguan Choon Tong Herb Shop, a few doors away from the China Inn on Thalang Road
Cuisine: Hokkien Noodles and Local Thai
Price Range: Budget

Dibuk Grill and Bar

Located on one of the most charming streets in Phuket Town and in the midst of vintage Sino-Portuguese shophouses, the menu offers international dishes, pizza and pasta. 

Opening Hours: Monday – Saturday from 11:30 – 15:00, 18:00 – 23:00
Location: Dibuk Road
Tel: +66 (0) 76 218 425
Cuisine: International
Price Range: Affordable

Dibuk Restaurant

Open since 2001, Dibuk Restaurant offers a good combination of Thai and French-style cuisine with a wide selection of wines. This little place has won many people’s heart with its charming interior and warm ambience. Typical of the area, it is a vintage shophouse converted into a lovely and quiet place to dine. Try their filet mignon de boeuf and civet de lapin. Here you'll find reasonable prices and friendly service. Across the road is their second venue which is called the Dibuk Place. A cool-looking bar to chill in for a drink or two.

Opening Hours: Daily from 11:00 – 23:00
Location: On Dibuk Road
Tel: +66 (0) 76 258 148
Cuisine: French-Thai
Price Range: Affordable

Lemongrass Restaurant

This open-air Thai restaurant is especially popular among office staff who use it as their meeting point after work. Lemongrass is famous for spicy soup and salad as well as seafood. Try their fried vegetables with fish in sweet-and-sour sauce and Chinese-style steamed fish with ginger and plum. If you feel like having some Japanese, you can order from their sister restaurant, the Shintaro across the road. Prices are very reasonable with pretty good service. Staff members speak just enough English to get by.

Opening Hours: Daily from 18:00 – 01:00
Location: Opposite Shintaro and Raya Restaurant and not far from Seng Ho Bookstore on New Dibuk Road
Tel: +66 (0) 76 233 455
Cuisine: Thai
Price Range: Affordable

Fortuna Pavilion at Metropole Hotel

This is the place to go if you're after good Chinese food. Serving Phuket residents and visitors for almost two decades, the Fortuna is open daily for lunch and dinner and is famous as one of the best dim sum restaurants on the island. It also offers other well-known Chinese dishes such as Beijing duck and lad nah Hong Kong (or Hong Kong fried noodles with fish). 

Opening Hours: Daily from 11:00 – 14:00, 18:00 – 21:00
Location: Inside the Metropole Hotel on Montri Road
Tel: +66 (0) 76 215 050
Cuisine: Dim Sum and Chinese
Price Range: Affordable

Ko Ta Khao Man Gai

Ko Ta serves mainly khao man gai (a.k.a. Thai chicken rice); one of Thailand's most popular fast-food dishes. Khao man gai is rice steamed with garlic, with boiled chicken and chicken stock. It's eaten with fresh vegetables, chicken soup and a dipping sauce. Prices start from 35 baht which is unbelievable for such an outstanding dish. Best avoided if your cholesterol count is high. 

Opening Hours: 08:00 until stocks run out around late afternoon
Location: Near the Metropole Hotel on Tilok Utis 1 Road
Cuisine: Khao Man Gai (Chicken Rice)
Price Range: Budget

Mee Ton Poh

Mee Ton Poh serves some of Phuket's best fried noodles in Hokkien style. Yellow egg noodles are stir-fried with vegetables in soy sauce, usually with different choices of meat like pork, chicken or seafood. Located near the clock tower traffic circle on Phuket Road, this shop has been run by the same Phuket family for several generations. Check out their great satays.

Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday for lunch
Location: On Phuket Road, facing both the Metropole Hotel and the clock tower at the traffic circle.
Cuisine: Hokkien Noodles
Price Range: Budget

Bistro 104

Bistro 104’s out-and-out French-style cuisine is a rarity in Thailand. Bistro 104 is a simple affair on the surface; comprising a downstairs dining room and bar with an upstairs kitchen and dining hall, but beware; there’s magic in the air here as the cuisine is, not to put a fine point on it, quite simply fabulous. Read More...

Opening Hours: 17:00 – 23:00 Closed Mondays
Location: 104 Yaowarat Road
Tel: +66 (0) 76 221 268

Old Siam Theatre Local Food Court

Discovering the authentic tastes of the island is not difficult when you explore Phuket Old Town. Just head to the famous local food stands known by the collective name ‘Old Siam Theatre’ or just ‘Siam’ on Yaowarat Road. This simple food court is made up of a few different food stands catering to a variety of local tastes with dishes that are hard to find anywhere else outside of Phuket.

Such dishes include mee hoon pah chang (fried noodles with pork bone soup), lo bah (deep-fried tripe with fried tofu and spicy sweet-and-sour sauce), oh tao (oysters fried with flour, eggs, and taro root), por phee (a fresh non-fried spring roll) and oh eaw (an iced dessert made of flour, banana, and a little seaweed.) They serve some of the best satay in town too.

Opening Hours: For lunch until early afternoon when supplies run out.
Location: At the traffic lights between Dibuk and Yaowarat Road, right next to the old building that used to be Siam Theatre.
Price Range: Budget

Siam Bakery

A small French-run bakery located a few steps north of the traffic circle on Yaowarat Road offers authentic homemade French pastries and fresh croissants, cookies and cakes. A nice place to sit and relax after a walk around Phuket Town. They also serve yummy sandwiches.

Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday from 08:00 – 18:00
Location: Yaowarat Road, by the downtown traffic circle next to Kid Dee ('Think Positive') souvenir shop.
Tel: +66 (0) 76 355 947
Price Range: Affordable

Rattan Box Coffee Shop

The air-conditioned Rattan Box Coffee Shop is a popular lunchtime venue among Thais as it serves about 15 – 20 dishes plus Thai desserts (i.e. sticky rice and ripe mango or taro root mixed with flour into balls in coconut milk.) Though it might look just like any other buffet, it is not. Customers pick out what dishes they like and the wait staff brings each order to the table.

Dishes include tom kha kai (hot sweet soup with chicken and coconut milk.), masaman (Indian-style curry), nam prik (spicy dip, eaten with freshly boiled vegetables) and fried vegetable with shrimps. It's also worth checking out their extensive western food menu. Prices are quite reasonable. At nighttime from 19:30 on there are karaoke style professional singers.

Opening Hours: Daily from 06:00 – 24:00. Lunch Mon – Fri only and closed for public holidays
Location: Phuket Merlin Hotel, Yaowarat Road
Tel: +66 (0) 76 212 866
Cuisine: Thai and international
Price Range: Affordable

Anna’s Cafe

An up-market Thai restaurant, part of the popular Bangkok-based chain, Anna’s Café is a charming dining venue situated in a shophouse in the heart of Phuket Town. Their recommended dishes include Thai-style chicken wings, fried tofu, green curry with roti, massaman curry and geng som spicy fish soup. Don’t forget to complete your meal with banana banoffee or banana flambé. They are absolutely delicious. 

Opening Hours: For lunch and dinner
Location: Next to Salvatore's on Rassada Road, a few steps from the circle traffic
Tel: +66 (0) 76 210 535
Cuisine: Thai
Price Range: Affordable

Salvatore Italian Restaurant

Previously very successful in Patong, Salvatore Cossu moved to quieter Phuket Town several years ago and has since stamped his inimitable culinary style in the heart of the town in the shape of a tasteful trattoria. Originally from Sardinia, Salvatore is something of a polyglot and uses his wide knowledge of languages with the many nationalities that come to dine in his restaurant.

Salvatore's is well known amongst the many expatriates who have made Phuket their home as they appreciate this talented chef's blend of friendliness and professionalism. Reservation suggested. Read More...

Opening Hours: Tue to Sat from 12:00 – 14:30 and again from 18:30 – 23:00, Sunday from 18:30 – 23:00
Location: On Rasada Road, downtown Phuket, in between Yaowarat and Phuket roads, near the traffic circle with a fountain in the middle.
Tel: +66 (0) 76 225 958
Cuisine: Italian
Price Range: Affordable/ Pricey

Laem Tong Chinese Restaurant

Laem Tong is the oldest Chinese Restaurant on the island and has been in business for more than 30 years. Its first location was opposite the Pearl Hotel in town and it relocated to the current location in 1992.  The two-floor, air-con restaurant is decorated in modern Chinese style and has 40 tables plus four private rooms. Laem Tong is particularly well known for its seafood and Chiuchow (or Teochew) food such as oyster omelette, Beijing chicken, steamed fish balls, shark-fin soup, por phee (fresh non-fried spring rolls) and steamed fish with preserved plums and ginger.

Opening Hours: Daily from 10:00 –14:00, 17:30 – 22:00 (last order at 21:00)
Location: Opposite Thavorn Grand Plaza Hotel on Chana-Charoen Road. Look for its green Chinese style roof and big shark chef sign on top. You can’t miss it.
Tel: +66 (0) 76 224 349
Cuisine: Teochew Chinese and seafood
Price Range: Affordable

Up Town

Up Town Restaurant is very popular lunch venue among locals, especially office workers. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner until about 21:00. If you want to get a taste of real Thai-style fast food as well as filling meals, this is the place to stop by. Recommended dishes include pad Thai (fried rice noodles with the meat of your choice), fish noodle soup, fresh spring rolls and fried rice with chicken. Good value.

Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday
Location: Opposite the Thavorn Grand Plaza Hotel and Expo Market on Chana Charoen Road
Cuisine: Thai Food
Price Range: Budget

La Gaetana

La Gaetana enjoys a formidable reputation in Phuket as a small, family-run Italian restaurant with an eye for detail. Giovanni Ferrara ('Gianni') and his Thai wife Chonticha are the hospitable owners of La Gaetana and excel in making diners feel comfortable and ensuring that a gourmet meal is enjoyed here. Read More...

Opening Hours: Open for lunch Monday, Tuesday and Friday. Closed Wednesday. Evening reservations necessary.
Location: On Phuket Road, downtown Phuket Town. Coming from McDonalds, go to the crossroads of Phuket Road with Ongsimpai Road. Turn left at the crossroads' traffic light and La Gaetana is on the opposite side on the corner.
Tel: +66 (0) 76 250 523
Cuisine: Italian
Price Range: Pricey

Ka Jok See Restaurant & Bar

Ka Jok See is one of the most successful restaurants on the island. Without any advertising at all, the restaurant has been featured in countless top magazines and newspapers around the globe such as UK Glamour, Conde Nast Traveler and the New York Times. The front door is hidden behind a lovely ivy façade, the beautiful vintage shophouse features old wooden-beamed ceilings and is decorated with old photos and Thai crafts and objects on the walls. It's a great place for a candlelit romantic dinner or a special night out with friends as later into the night Khun Lek, the charming owner and great host, selects top music and completely turns Ka Jok See into a dance joint. All guests are encouraged to join in. Prices are reasonable but some items can be on the expensive side. Reservations are suggested.

Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 18:00 – 24:00
Location: Near Khanasutra Indian Restaurant on Takua Pa Road, a short walk from the Rassada Traffic Circle
Tel: +66 (0) 76 217 903
Cuisine: Thai
Price Range: Pricey

Suay Restaurant

Suay Restaurant is a charming and tranquil place located near the buzzing centre of Phuket Town. A small purposely-built house with a front garden, diners can choose between inside and al fresco dining. The food is contemporary Thai with western elements (for instance delicious imported Hungarian foie gras in Thai spices) and offers a possibility to taste many different dishes at very reasonable prices.

Opening Hours: Tue - Sun, 11:00 - 15:00 & 18:00 - 22:00
Location: on Takua Pa Road (250m from Rassada Road)
Address: 50/2 Takua Pa Rd., Talad Nuea, Amphoe Muang, Phuket, Thailand 83000
Tel: +66 (0)81 747 2424
Cuisine: Contemporary Thai, Isaan (som tam)
Price Range: Affordable

Tamachart Restaurant

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. The word ‘Tamachart’ translates into English as ‘Natural’ and many people in Phuket use the English word when discussing this oddly fitted out Thai-Chinese eating place. Read More...

Opening Hours: Daily from 11:00 -23:30
Location: On Soi Phutorn in Phuket City. This is the soi that branches off Ranong Road where Phuket’s fresh day market is located.
Tel: +66 (0) 76 214 037
Cuisine: Thai Food
Price Range: Affordable

Café 154 at Royal Phuket City Hotel

The lovely Café 154, located on the ground floor of the Royal Phuket City Hotel, offers daily freshly baked cakes, muffins and more. Together with cappuccino, espresso, frappuccino (hot or iced, depending on the weather). They have a good variety of sandwiches, too. 

Opening Hours: 06:00 – 24:00
Location: Inside Royal Phuket City Hotel on Phang Nga Road
Tel: +66 (0) 76 233 333
Cuisine: Sandwich and bakery
Price Range: Affordable

La Romantica Pizzeria

Located opposite Sinthawee Hotel, La Romantica is easily recognised by its green awning out front. The menu consists of many choices of pizza and pasta. 

Opening Hours: For lunch and dinner
Location: Opposite Sinthawee Hotel
Cuisine: Italian
Price Range: Affordable

Lotus Restaurant

Located not far from The Cook, Lotus is another popular restaurant for locals and expats as well as attracting many tourists. The menu features Thai and international food. A simple set up with reasonable prices. 

Opening Hours: For breakfast, lunch and dinner
Location: Phang Nga Road, near The Cook and not far from Sinthawee Hotel
Cuisine: Thai and international
Price Range: Budget

Kaewjai Bakery and Restaurant

A family run restaurant open since 1961, Kaewjai is a popular spot for real Thai food. Kaewjai is rather small with an air-conditioned dining area inside and a few more tables outdoors and usually gets busy at lunchtime. Some recommendations are kao pad gai (fried rice with chicken), tom yum seafood (spicy and sour soup with seafood), lad-na goong (flat rice noodles with shrimp) and fried mixed vegetables. They also have a good variety of homemade bakery products.

Opening Hours: Mon to Sat
Location: On Phang Nga Road near the Royal Phuket City Hotel and Phuket Town Bus Terminal
Cuisine: Thai and bakery
Price Range: Budget

Khun Jeed Yod Pak

Rad-na or kwit-teow rad-naa is a Thai Style wide rice noodle dish with meat and vegetables in a gravy-like sauce: Thai fast food, if you want. At Khun Jeed Pad Na Pak, you can enjoy the popular rad-na dish with pork or seafood. O

Opening Hours: Daily from 09:00 – 20:30, close on the 25th of the month. If the 25th falls on a weekend the closing day is moved to the following Monday
Location: Phang Nga Road, under the Mung Pheng Hotel, not far from On On Hotel
Cuisine: Thai
Price Range: Budget

Roxy

Owned and run by two Turkish brothers from Istanbul, Roxy was opened in 2007. A small but well-liked bar, Roxy offers live sport, darts, an English pub-sized pool table as well as a quiz night every Wednesday. Drinks are reasonably priced and their interesting menu features western, Mexican and Turkish food. In fact, it's the only place in town that serves real Turkish food. If you feel like something different, try the dolma, karniyarik, kebabs and kofte, they're all good. Many dishes come with fresh homemade yoghurt.  

Opening Hours: Daily from 16:00 -01:00
Location: Near Bangkok Bank and the On On Hotel on Phang Nga Road
Tel: +66 (0) 89 470 1711
Cuisine: Western, Mexican and Turkish
Price Range: Affordable

Siam Indigo

Innovative, trendy and award winning, Siam Indigo takes up two adjacent shophouses and fills them with style and brio. The fine-dining restaurant/boutique sticks to only the freshest food and mainly deals in Thai-based dishes, although Chef Zico is extremely adaptable. Also hosting events and parties, Siam Indigo is a favourite with Thai and expatriate society. Read More...

Opening Hours: 11:30 – 23:00
Location: Diagonally opposite the On On Hotel
Tel: +66 (0) 76 256 697
Cuisine: Modern Thai and fusion
Price Range: Pricey

The Cook

With a simple name making it easy to remember, the Cook is run by Tam Buntam a former pastry chef at Le Meridien Phuket Beach Resort. Khun Tam is a good example of someone who sees food as a labour of love and who uses his long experience in the profession to the best advantage. A must-try is his pizzas with standard tops or more inventive ones such as green curry or tom yam goong. All are delicious and prices are reasonable. Thai dishes start from 35-40 baht.

Opening Hours: 08:00 – 21:00, closed on the 10th, 20th, and 30th of each month
Location: Next to Sinthawee Hotel on Phang Nga Road
Cuisine: Pizzas, Thai and international
Price Range: Budget

Green Forest Restaurant

Green Forest Restaurant is located on Monkey Hill (Khao To Sae) and offers excellent Thai food as well as superb views out to Koh Sirey and Phuket Town port, pier and coast. You can enjoy well-prepared and presented local dishes in a cool and breezy atmosphere complemented by soft western music.

Opening Hours: Daily, from 11:00 - 23:00
Location: 500 metres up Monkey Hill
Cuisine: Thai, Seafood

Phuket Floating Seafood Restaurant

A delightfully novel way to dine is at one of the floating seafood restaurants (known in Thai as krachang) that can be found on the east coast of Phuket. The restaurants have adapted the technology of the fish-farming industry, keeping fish, crabs, prawns and other seafood in floating wood-and-net enclosures. All guests have to do is walk along planks between the enclosures and choose the seafood they want to eat.

There are several krachang open every day, including Bang Ied Restaurant (Tel: +66 [0] 8 9726 5435) and Kru Suwit’s (Tel: + 66 [0] 8959 4016). To get to either of these, take a three-minute longtail boat ride from Laem Hin Pier, which is just north of Phuket City. The boat ride is free. Read More...

Les Anges

Les Anges specializes in homemade breads, pastries, cakes, chocolate and ice-creams. It's run and owned by Peter Webber, who came directly from a 12-year stint as Executive Pastry Chef at the world famous Oriental Hotel in Bangkok, having more or less started his career in London at the Inn on the Park and Savoy Hotel in London in 1986. This place is definitely a must visit for fans of fine dining and fresh patisserie items. Les Anges also offers weekly Sunday brunch from 11:30 – 17:30. Reservations are suggested. 

Opening Hours: Daily from 07:00 – 22:00
Location: On the boardwalk at the Royal Phuket Marina
Tel: +66 (0) 76 360 802
Cuisine: Bakery, European and Thai
Price Range: Pricey

Pak Nam

Pak Nam is a large seafood restaurant in northeast Phuket Town. With two enclosed air-conditioned rooms, a central fan-cooled ‘Lanna-style’ wooden eating space and a terrace open to the elements Pak Nam has plenty of dining options and good views of Phuket Town to take in. The speciality here is fresh seafood – be it clams, whole fish, shrimps, crab, lobster; if it swims Pak Nam serves it. A large contingent of young wait staff keeps things moving along and at peak dining times the restaurant gets quite busy, mostly serving large groups of people at a time.

Opening Hours: 10:30 – 22:00
Address: /220 Rasadanusorn road, Tumbon Rasada, Amphor Muang, Phuket
Tel: 076-240240, 081-7970474
How to get there: The easiest way to get there is to turn right at the lights just past Mission Hospital on Thepkasatri Road and simply keep going until you see the restaurant on the right-hand side of the road after about two kilometres.

Thainaan Restaurant

Thainaan Restaurant is built in northern-Thailand 'Lanna' style using teakwood throughout the restaurant. Their lunch buffet is famous for being good value for the price and runs from 10:30 – 14:30 daily. The menu comprises Thai, Chinese, Japanese dishes and a few western offerings such as salads and soups. Thainaan's buffet is huge and befitting for such an enormous venue. Don’t miss the desserts corner. There might be a few busloads of tourists coming here for lunch but don’t let that scare you off as you can always ask to sit somewhere quieter and more private. There's plenty of space for everyone because Thainaan is the biggest restaurant in south of Thailand.

Opening Hours: Daily for lunch from 10:30 – 14:30, 17:30 – 21:30
Location: Opposite Central Phuket Festival Department Store on Vichitsongkram Road
Tel: +66 (0) 76 226 164
Cuisine: Thai Food
Price Range: Affordable

The Bakery

Enjoy one of the loveliest dining experiences on a marina boardwalk (without having to dent your bank account too much), visit the Bakery at the Boat Lagoon Marina. Here you will enjoy fresh baked items such as croissants, biscuits, cakes, sandwiches as well as hot breakfasts, pastas and salads. Good fresh coffee and smoothies.

Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday from 07:00 – 17:00, Sunday from 07:00 – 14:00
Location: inside the Boat Lagoon Marina, north of Phuket Town
Price Range: Affordable

Watermark

Watermark is one of Phuket's most stylish venues. The restaurant runs well-attended theme parties on the first Friday of every month and has been known to host fashion events. On a 'normal' night the bar and lounge area (which features WiFi) is the epicentre of the music while the outer-lying dining areas are a lot quieter and more conducive to dinner conversation.

Expect a well-dressed clientele knowledgeable in cuisine and wine, comfortable in the opulent surroundings. Read More...

Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday from 11:00 – 23:00, close on Sundays
Location: Inside the Boat Lagoon on Thepkasattri Road, next to Royal Phuket Marina
Tel: +66 (0) 76 239 730
Cuisine: Italian, Thai and other Southeast Asian influenced food
Price Range: Pricey