Phuket Restaurant Reviews

After long discussions, during which the Phuket.com Magazine team considered and weighed up each restaurant’s cuisine, setting, service, location, atmosphere and décor, we finally came up with a definitive list. Read More...

As Phuket is a hilly island the opportunity to appreciate a good meal while enjoying outstanding vistas is almost unparalleled in the country. Here are five ‘meals-with-a-view’ culinary destinations on the island. Read More...

Are you looking for a romantic restaurant in Phuket? We looked for the most atmospheric and intimate restaurants that are also able to deliver great dishes by well-trained, English-speaking staff. Read More...

Phuket is renowned for its fresh sea produce and it is almost a rite of passage for visitors to have at least one seafood blowout during their stay on the island. 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...

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...

The Beach Bar may not have an original name but it sure is an original place. Located at the northern part of Bangtao Beach, this lounge bar and restaurant also hosts a tattoo studio, @Ink Tattoo. Read More...

Located in the jungle between Nai Harn and Kata, Sabai Corner has been built on a bluff overlooking some of the best views on the island. The ‘wow’ factor is turned to the absolute max, and that’s before you’ve even taken a seat. Read More...

Bangtao Beach is largely dominated by the Laguna Group Complex with its award-winning, excellent, but pricey restaurants. However, if you head towards the Cherng Talay day market... Read More...

Chalong and Rawai differ from other Phuket dining-out destinations in that they are more residential than touristic and therefore cater to regular customers’ needs... Read More...

Kamala is quite spread out but the area divides roughly up into three comprehensive sections: the main road, centre and southern part... Read More...

Karon is very spread out and to sample all of its dining possibilities you’ll need wheels. Beachside dining can be enjoyed at the very south of Karon Beach and all along the front.  Read More...

Dining out in Kata Beach varies according to area. For basic and cheap fare try Thai Na Road – Kata’s main drag – while top-end dining can be found at the southern end of the beach. Read More...

Patong’s not just about bawdy nightlife. It has the distinction of being southern Thailand’s culinary epicentre and hosts hundreds of restaurants... Read More...

Phuket Town’s got quite a history to it and it’s in the historical old quarter that you will find some of its best restaurants. Read More...

Don’t despair if you find yourself away from the South of Thailand’s culinary centre, Phuket. You’ll find several good restaurants dotting the surrounding areas and Samui is a gourmet’s dream... Read More...