Where to eat in Phuket tonight
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- Tatonka — International, Bang Tao, typical bill ~1,400 ฿. Globetrotter fusion by chef Harold Schwarz — a Bang Tao institution since 1996.
- Bampot Kitchen & Bar — International, Steak & grill, Bang Tao, typical bill ~1,500 ฿. Modern European kitchen and serious cocktails near Boat Avenue.
- Catch Beach Club — International, Seafood, Bang Tao, typical bill ~2,800 ฿. Beachfront club dining on Bang Tao sand — sunset tables, seafood, DJs.
- Suay Cherng Talay — Thai, Cherng Talay, typical bill ~1,600 ฿. Chef Noi Tammasak's modern Thai — tasting plates in a garden setting.
- Pure Vegan Heaven — Vegan & healthy, Chalong, typical bill ~550 ฿. Plant-based bowls, burgers and smoothies in Chalong.
- HQ Beach Lounge — International, Seafood, Kamala, typical bill ~1,200 ฿. Sunset beach lounge on Kamala sand — grill, cocktails, toes in the sand.
- Baan Rim Pa — Thai, Seafood, Patong, typical bill ~2,600 ฿. Royal Thai cuisine on a cliff over Kalim Bay — the classic special-occasion table.
- No.6 Restaurant — Thai, Patong, typical bill ~250 ฿. The famous hole-in-the-wall Thai kitchen with a permanent queue.
- Acqua Restaurant — Italian, Patong, typical bill ~3,000 ฿. Award-winning Italian fine dining and a 1,000-label wine cellar.
- The 9th Floor — Steak & grill, International, Patong, typical bill ~1,800 ฿. Rooftop steaks and flambé over the Patong skyline.
- Mom Tri's Kitchen — Thai, International, Seafood, Kata, typical bill ~2,500 ฿. Cliffside fine dining over Kata Noi — wine cellar, art and sea air.
- The Boathouse — Thai, International, Seafood, Kata, typical bill ~2,600 ฿. Beachfront gastronomy and one of Thailand's great wine lists.
- Red Duck Restaurant — Thai, Seafood, Kata, typical bill ~600 ฿. Slow-cooked Thai classics, no MSG — Kata's word-of-mouth favourite.
- EAT. bar & grill — Steak & grill, International, Karon, typical bill ~1,300 ฿. A tiny grill room doing some of the island's best steaks and burgers.
- Nikita's Beach Restaurant — Seafood, Thai, Italian, Rawai, typical bill ~700 ฿. Rawai's seafront veranda — seafood, wood-fired pizza and sunset beers.
- Rock Salt — International, Seafood, Thai, Nai Harn, typical bill ~1,700 ฿. Ocean-edge dining at The Nai Harn — brunch to sunset over the bay.
- Kan Eang@Pier — Seafood, Thai, Chalong, typical bill ~1,100 ฿. Chalong's seafood institution — fresh catch grilled by the marina since 1973.
- Mor Mu Dong — Thai, Seafood, Chalong, typical bill ~500 ฿. Bib Gourmand seafood shack in the mangroves — huts over the water.
- Blue Elephant — Thai, Phuket Town, typical bill ~2,200 ฿. Royal Thai fine dining in a 1903 governor's mansion, with a cooking school.
- Raya Restaurant — Thai, Seafood, Phuket Town, typical bill ~700 ฿. The crab curry that made a heritage house famous.
- One Chun Cafe & Restaurant — Thai, Seafood, Phuket Town, typical bill ~550 ฿. Michelin Bib Gourmand Phuket-style Thai in a nostalgic shophouse.
- Tu Kab Khao — Thai, Phuket Town, typical bill ~650 ฿. Southern Thai heritage cooking in a photogenic colonial dining room.
- Baba Nest — International, Cape Panwa, typical bill ~3,200 ฿. The rooftop everyone photographs — reflecting pool, tapas, 360° sunset.
- Kin Dee Restaurant — Thai, Seafood, Mai Khao, typical bill ~500 ฿. Village Thai kitchen near Mai Khao beach — the local answer to resort dining.
- Lakomka — Russian, Patong, typical bill ~450 ฿. Russian home cooking in Patong — borscht, hand-made pelmeni and vareniki near the beach.
- Chebureki — Russian, Kathu, typical bill ~350 ฿. The island's first cheburek cafe — fried Russian-Eastern pastries, borscht and homemade kvass in the middle of Kathu.
- Three Monkeys Restaurant — Thai, International, Phuket Town, typical bill ~1,500 ฿. Southern Thai fine dining on jungle decks inside Hanuman World, with a glass dining dome above the treetops.
- SHAMAN Lounge Cafe Bar — International, Japanese, Russian, Cherng Talay, typical bill ~1,000 ฿. Lounge cafe bar by a koi pond: European and Asian menus, signature Shaman rolls, live music in the evenings.
FAQ
How much does a meal cost?
Typical bills here run from 250 to 3,200 ฿ per person, drinks excluded. The least expensive is No.6 Restaurant, the priciest Baba Nest.
What cuisines?
Thai, Seafood, International, Steak & grill, Russian.
Which areas?
Patong (5), Phuket Town (5), Bang Tao (3), Chalong (3), Kata (3), Cherng Talay (2).
How do I book a table?
Open a restaurant: AURA partners take a table request right there; for the others you get the phone number and directions. Booking through AURA is free.