Restaurants cuisine du monde Phuket

Simple but popular restaurant, especially at breakfast time. The nostalgic setting, in a style resolutely inherited from the Chinese merchants, with old photos of Phuket Old Town on the walls, is pleasant. There are two rooms on the street: an air-conditioned one at 14, and another one at 18, as in the old days, open on the road and with only fans. The prices are a bit higher than elsewhere but the quality of the dishes is undeniable. Try the Hokkien noodles, a delicious specialty of Phuket's Perakan cuisine.

Meal-show in this place with subdued light and romantic decor in the traditional style. This very chic and rather expensive restaurant, for Thailand, is a little gem, nestled in an old Sino-Portuguese shophouse. Customers are hand-picked, so it is best to book or arrive early. Very good reception. Choice of Thai specialties. The evening continues with a singing tour worthy of Régine's, then with a DJ... we push the tables and the customers start to dance! A must in Phuket Town.

Located in a beautiful 120 year old colonial building, this restaurant serves authentic and refined Thai cuisine. You won't be able to miss it, a large sculpture of a multicolored lobster adorns the facade! The dishes are exquisite and the presentation is meticulous. Favour the recipes of the south of the country and the specialities of fish and seafood. An acoustic orchestra plays in the evening and contributes to the chic atmosphere of the place. The establishment is very popular with the locals, so make sure to book, especially on weekends.

The Baan Mai is a restaurant with a singular architecture with a lot of woodwork, well located only a few meters from Kamala beach. It is run by a friendly Frenchman who will be able to advise you for your stay. Swimming pool with whirlpool, sauna, massages, soft music and Zen atmosphere for this restaurant which is built all in bamboo around a very friendly wooden bar as well. Thai and French cuisine (go for the prime rib with roquefort sauce!). It's a must-see place, especially for local francophones

The Celtic, a little difficult to find, offers Thai, French and Italian specialties, the menu offers an incredible variety of dishes. For more than a dozen years now in Thailand, Bertrand, an expatriate from Brittany, has always been in a good mood in his restaurant. It is not uncommon for the boss and chef to come to the guests' table to make sure that the meal is going well. Very friendly welcome. The dining room exudes a friendly atmosphere. International clientele. Yec'hed mate!

Nikita's is located a few meters from the sea, and facing Koh Bon, Koh Ratcha and Coral Island. On the menu, wood-fired pizzas, Thai and international dishes, as well as fish and seafood that make the success of this restaurant. Varied wine list and fresh fruit cocktails to enjoy while relaxing under a large tamarind tree and facing turquoise water, a change of scenery guaranteed! The prices are very reasonable and the service is rather professional. Tip: book your waterfront table in advance for dinner.

The establishment is located on the main road from Patong to Surin, you can't miss it. First of all Thai cuisine, including dishes that you can only find at Ohlala, but also tasty French dishes (beef recipes, mincemeat parmentier or fondue among others), and excellent pizzas. Don't forget to taste their creation: the Tam-Tam. Resident" prices are reasonable. The brocante-style decor is warm, relaxed atmosphere and friendly service. Everything is homemade including the bread.

Located in the southern district of Phuket Town, this tiny Italian restaurant (30 seats) is run by Gianni and Conchita. Authentic cuisine made with fresh local produce and top quality Italian products. The food lovers will be over the moon. Homemade pasta, seafood including Hokkaido scallops, antipasti... Everything is delicious! Tiramisu is to die for. It is one of the best Italian restaurants in Thailand, it is advisable to book in advance to be sure to have a table there.

This typical little restaurant is always full, and very often people are waiting to take their seats. The atmosphere is friendly, we sit on wooden benches around several common tables. What's the rush? It's very simple, the traditional Thai cuisine served is succulent, the service is fast, and the prices are rather modest. Fish and seafood dishes are particularly well concocted. So popular that a second N°6 opened further down the street, a little higher up.

Located in the Jungceylon shopping centre, this restaurant is decorated like a Parisian bistro with a leather bench and a small table, with a Thai touch (photos, paintings, half tuk tuk...). You can also eat at the counter, sitting on stools. The menu is divided between Thai specialities and Western recipes. The dishes are generous, very tasty, and the atmosphere is always very friendly. A good option to eat during your shopping session, or to start your evening. Good alcohol list.

This group has existed for more than 30 years, and has restaurants in Brussels, Bangkok, Paris, London... The scenery alone is worth the trip: this superb Chinese-Portuguese style building is none other than the former residence of the governor of Phuket. Royal cuisine is served here, with refined dishes such as duck with tamarind sauce or Andaman shrimps with red curry and basil. Tasting menus and vegetarian menu available. The establishment also offers cooking classes. Top of the line.

This restaurant located in a former Sino-Portuguese shophouse has a crazy charm and the cuisine is excellent. The dishes, often made with homemade products, are fragrant and delicately presented. The Perakan influence can be felt in some recipes. You can choose to have lunch in the dining room or in the garden at the back of the shop. And if you're not hungry, stop for a refreshment, or a Spritz, and enjoy the pleasantly old-fashioned atmosphere of the place. A real crush.

This Phuket Town classic is located in a small recess in a charming old building built at the beginning of the 20th century and renovated in recent years. There is a bewitchingly old-fashioned atmosphere. It offers a succulent Thai cuisine, with some more original dishes specific to the region, stemming from the Perakan culture. Don't hesitate to try the popular dishes, the local specialties mentioned on the menu, such as crab curry. Pleasant service. The only downside is that the light would benefit from being dimmed more at night...

Cosy restaurant in a wooden house on one floor. The tables are distributed on various small terraces and on the ground floor, open on the street (fairly quiet). Green plants, small fountains and sculptures adorning the place. Pleasant decoration and light lighting. Thai specialities, especially fish and seafood, but also sashimis, barbecue, vegetarian dishes… Dishes are prepared without MSG. A good place for dinner.

This Beach Club is located in the middle of 2 small beaches, Paradise Beach and Chill Beach. The restaurant serves correct Thai and Italian cuisine. Several bars on site. The perfect place to have lunch if you decided to spend the day there. DJ every day from 4pm to 8pm. Deckchairs and showers available. A free shuttle bus runs every 30 minutes to and from the Illuzion Club, Jungceylon Shopping Center and Hooters (Hard Rock Café).

This restaurant at Baan Lamai Resort is famous in Patong. It is installed on an open-air terrace facing the beach. Thai and international cuisine which of course gives pride of place to seafood, with a very long stall to choose between lobster, prawns, fish and much more... The menu is very varied with also a large choice of wines and drinks. The setting is pleasant and musicians accompany the dinner every evening.

Bubbles Restaurant represents the perfect fusion between authentic Thai cuisine and flavors imported from the diverse shores of the Mediterranean, fresh Asian markets, the Middle East and the spice souks of India. Try our famous homemade Chinese noodles to accompany our delicious signature dishes from India, Korea and Japan. And if you didn't get a reservation for Bubbles, you can fall back on the Chou Chou Deli Shop where a selection of pastries and savory snacks are simply divine.

Chain of restaurants opened since 2007, The Kitchen is one of the best known addresses in Patong. In the heart of the action, at the entrance of Bangla street. Here you can eat very well but it is difficult to choose because the offer is so vast. Thai or international, you will not be disappointed (the menu is available on the site). Special mention for the Chicken Panang XXL skewer and the fine apple pie with its homemade salted butterscotch caramel ice cream for dessert. What's more, Lolo and Seb are a great duo to make you feel at home!

Located at the exit of Patong, direction Kamala. Alessandro Frau, the Sardinian chef and former chef of the Sheraton Laguna, offers a multitude of dishes that cannot be found anywhere else on the island. The creations are original and the presentation of the plates is exquisite. Rewarded for its fine cuisine by prestigious magazines, it also has a very wide range of wines to accompany meat, fish and shellfish. The modern setting is very chic. The reception is courteous and the service is coordinated. Reservation required.

Located at the entrance to the Jungceylon shopping center, Paname Brasserie boasts a successful retro decor reminiscent of old Parisian bistros. Three atmospheres are offered: the air-conditioned dining room, the terrace and the garden. The menu includes Thai specialties, of course, as well as French dishes, Italian pastas, pizzas and burgers... And because this is Phuket, fish and seafood also feature prominently on the menu. The meats on offer are all halal. The quality is top-notch, and the service is friendly.