Where to Eat in Phuket

Belgian Beer Cafe

Belgian Cuisine, Beers and Management

Patong, Central Phuket

(0 reviews)

La Bodega

Tapas Bar Phuket

Patong, Central Phuket

(0 reviews)

Shakers

Steakhouse, Pizzeria and Cocktail Bar

Rawai, South Phuket

(6 reviews)

Taosha

Phuket's Unique Dining Experience

Kamala, North Phuket

(1 review)

The 9th Floor Restaurant Patong

Heavenly Food Served by Angels

Patong, Central Phuket

(9 reviews)

The Deck

Asian Fusion, Steaks and Seafood

Kamala, North Phuket

(1 review)

The Irish Times

Thailand's Most Authentic Irish Pub

Patong, Central Phuket

(8 reviews)

Angus O'Tool's

Irish Pub, Restaurant and Guesthouse

Karon, South Phuket

(4 reviews)

DaVinci Nai Harn

Ristorante - Pizzeria - Lounge Bar

Rawai, South Phuket

(5 reviews)

Where to Eat in Phuket By City

Bang Tao

Bang Tao lies on the northwest coast of Phuket, alongside the sub-district of Cherngtalay, and is the location of one of the longest beaches on the island.

Cape Panwa

Cape Panwa sits on the southeastern part of the island and is one of the last existing peaceful place on Phuket, with a view over the Phang Nga Bay.

Chalong

Chalong is mainly a residential and business area (diving), the dwelling choice for many expats, as well as locals.

Cherngtalay

Cherngtalay can be found in the northwest part of Phuket within the vicinity of the Laguna area and its sea front, the magnificent Bang Tao Bay.

Kalim

Kalim is located just on the outskirt of Patong and is well known for its variety of exquisite cuisine and particular restaurants.

Kamala

Kamala Beach is located north of Patong and is another west coast beach town on Phuket.

Karon

Karon Beach enjoys the second longest stretch of golden coastline on the island, extending to an impressive five kilometres.

Kata

Kata Beach is one of Phuket’s highlights, a stunningly beautiful stretch of white, sandy shore that attracts crowds any time of the year.

Kata Noi is a white sand beach with crystal blue water situated in a small bay just over the hill from Kata Beach. It is perfect for visitors who want to relax in a beautiful quiet sight as well as not being to far from some entertainment.

Kathu

Kathu lies in the centre of the island and has both a traditional old village, as well as more modern areas that make up the rest of the town.

Koh Kaew

Koh Kaew is loacted on the Esat Coast and is home to The Boat Lagoon and Royal Phuket Marina. Nearby is British International School.

Layan

Layan Beach, one of the most serene and beautiful beach on the island, can be found at the northern end of the Bang Tao Bay on the northwest coast of Phuket.

Mai Khao

Mai Khao Beach, near the Turtle Village and part of the Sirinat National Park, is a nice place to stay if you like all things related to nature and long walks on the beach.

Nai Harn

Nai Harn Beach is a secluded area in the southern part of the island concealed between lush green hills and a large freshwater lagoon which flows into the sea.

Nai Thon

Nai Thon Beach, one of Phuket’s best kept secret, is an ideal spot on the southwest coast of Phuket if you’re looking for slow pace, friendly people and relaxing scenery.

Nai Yang

Nai Yang is a laid back beach ideal for relaxation, swimming and snorkeling. It is also connected to the Sirinath National Park, and is where sea turtles come and lay their eggs between October and February.

Patong

Patong is Phuket’s party town and a whole lot more. With its idyllic location on the west coast of the island, it is an ever expanding beach town that continuously adds to its extensive range of bars, cafés, nightclubs, restaurants and shopping facilities.

Where to Eat in Phuket

Where to Eat in Phuket By City

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