Explore Phuket Town with guides to cafés, local restaurants, and heritage attractions. Discover the island’s Old Town, street art, and unique cultural spots.
Adorned with intricate artwork depicting sins and punishments, Sheng Tek Beo in Phuket Town is a shrine that plays a key role in the Por Tor festival, or Hungry Ghost Festival, which occurs every year around September. The central celebrations occur at this shrine dedicated to the Por Tor god, or king of hell.
Junkyard Theatre Phuket, rated #1 on TripAdvisor Phuket, is the only experience where dinner time turns into showtime in the craziest way in Asia! Forget boring dinners; here, you eat a scrumpteous 3-course meal while dancers leap, spin, and twist to cool tunes.
Estrela Rooftop Bar & Restaurant is one of the lesser-known rooftop bars in Phuket, but it’s a fantastic spot to enjoy panoramic views of Phuket Town, located on the 18th floor of the Novotel Phokeethra.
Cue Bar is a friendly place to enjoy live music and pool in the Phuket Old Town area on Phang Nga Road. The bar is split into two sections, with its main bar, pool table and stage found on the air-conditioned ground floor space with a sports bar vibe, and an open-air rooftop bar.
Post Views: 5,826 Bar – Old Phuket Town Good Vibes P-Town is a friendly gathering spot found on Yaowarat Road in the Phuket Old Town… Read More »Good Vibes P-Town
As its name suggests, Anfield Cafe on the corner of Phang Nga and Yaowarat roads in Phuket Old Town celebrates the Liverpool Football Club, though all football fans (and non-fans!) are welcome.
Post Views: 5,679 Cocktail Bar – Phuket Town Club No. 43 is a small and stylish cocktail bar found in a brick-walled shophouse along Yaowarat… Read More »Club No. 43
-Old Man Tattoos is a well-known tattoo studio located on Phang Nga Road in Phuket Town, not far from the old bus terminal. The shop has earned a solid reputation over the years for its professional work, friendly team, and casual atmosphere.
Krua Talad Yai, the main restaurant, is located on the third floor of the Courtyard by Marriott Phuket Town and serves Thai and international food all day long, with a buffet and a la carte.
We tried the new Yue Chinese Restaurant by Chef Kenny Chang on the 2nd floor of the Courtyard by Marriott Phuket Town, for dinner and a Dim Sum Breakfast on Sunday morning.
Discover the art of dining with Bechef’s exclusive Tableware Store. Their collection offers a range of styles, from unique and modern to classic and timeless, catering to every taste
Plearn rooftop restaurant is an impressive rooftop bar and restaurant located on the hills above Hilltop Wellness Resort, with panoramic views overlooking Phuket Town.
VIVA Rooftop and Restaurant is located in an elegant context, such as the rooftop of HOMA, a residential structure based in Phuket Town
Jiehe is a Japanese second-hand shop located near Naka Market, 5 minutes from Central Phuket Department Store. We have a lot of products of good quality and reasonable prices such as furniture, pictures frame, vases, Kitchenware, duvets, ceramics, glassware, vintage camera//bags, shoes, hats, sports equipment, knives, home decor, handyman tools, stationary, embroidery equipment, toys, electrical appliance, crystals, musical instruments etc
MONDO Espresso & Tea Bar is a popular new café in the heart of Phuket Old Town, at the intersection of Yaowarat and Thalang Road.
The Por Tor Festival, or the Hungry Ghost Festival, is a vibrant and significant event for Phuket’s Hokkien Chinese community. It lasts a month and honours the dead.
Korean Town in Phuket serves good, original Korean cuisine in a modern restaurant located just next to Central Floresta on the outskirts of Phuket Town. Among a long list of tempting Korean dishes, Choongman Chicken specializes in various Korean fried chicken dishes known for their crispy texture.
Post Views: 9,962 What to Do at Night in Phuket Town? Phuket Town offers a more laid-back nightlife compared to the bustling Patong Beach, but… Read More »Phuket Town Nightlife
HEH is a restaurant on the outskirts of Phuket Town run by a young team and passionate and creative Thai Chef. The restaurant is not too big, well-designed with high windows, unpretentious, and welcoming. There is even a tree growing right in the middle of it.
Krua Kao Kuk is a hidden gem on the outskirts of Phuket Town, praised for its simple and delicious southern Thai cuisine. Founded by a Peranakan family in 1995, it’s a favourite among locals for fresh seafood dishes, vegetables with ginger, and classic Thai comfort food like omelettes and pork belly.
