Best Restaurants in Phuket

Phuket is home to one of Thailand’s most diverse and exciting food scenes — from authentic local street food to world-class fine dining overlooking the sea. At ToPhuket, we explore, visit, and review restaurants across the island to help you find the perfect place to eat.
Here you’ll find our full list of reviewed spots, curated “best of” guides, and insider recommendations based on real experiences. Whether you want fresh seafood, traditional Thai flavors, or international cuisine, this page is your gateway to Phuket’s best dining.

Zuri Restaurant

Hello Shabu

Vida Nova

Chotivala Vegetarian Restaurant

Pantai Seafood

Shabu In

Blue Elephant Phuket

Acqua Restaurant

L’Arôme by the Sea

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Frequently Asked Questions About Dining in Phuket

Phuket’s restaurant scene can be overwhelming with so many amazing places to choose from. To help you plan your meals with confidence, we’ve answered some of the most common questions travelers and locals ask about dining on the island. Explore the FAQ below to learn everything from reservation tips to local dishes you shouldn’t miss.

1. What are the best areas in Phuket for dining?

Patong, Kata, Karon, and Phuket Old Town offer the biggest variety, while Surin and Bang Tao are known for upscale dining and beachfront restaurants.

Most casual restaurants do not, but popular beachfront spots and fine-dining venues often require reservations, especially during high season.

Yes — Phuket has a growing plant-based scene with many dedicated vegan restaurants as well as Thai eateries that can adapt dishes upon request.

Street food meals start around 50–100 THB, mid-range restaurants average 250–500 THB per dish, and fine dining can range from 1,000 THB and up.

Tap water is generally not recommended. Ice and filtered water served in restaurants are typically safe.

Signature dishes include Mee Hokkien noodles, Moo Hong, Gaeng Poo (crab curry), and fresh grilled seafood available across the island.