Jungceylon in Patong has become as much about eating as shopping. The mall has dozens of restaurants spread across multiple floors, from quick bites at the food court to proper sit-down meals at steakhouses and international chains.
The winding road up Nakkerd Hill isn’t just about the Big Buddha. It’s lined with small restaurants and cafes, each with sweeping views over Karon Beach or Chalong Bay.
Central Phuket has become one of the best places to eat on the island, and that’s not something we’d normally say about a mall. The two connected wings offer completely different dining experiences.
My Front Yard is a new community mall located not far from the famous Wat Chalong, bringing a fresh retail and dining concept to the island’s Chalong district. The open-air design features outdoor spaces with plenty of greenery, creating a neighbourhood atmosphere rather than a traditional shopping centre layout.
Phuket Old Town is surprisingly packed with great local Thai food. The best places cluster along Thalang, Dibuk, Phang Nga and Yaowarat roads, but you will find hiddhen gems in almost ever street around.
We’ve spent more than 30 years exploring every corner of Phuket Town to find the restaurants where locals actually eat. This isn’t another tourist guide filled with places that cater to foreign tastes. These are the real Thai restaurants that serve the food locals (and us) love most.
Dining by the Bangkok Riverside is one of the most scenic ways to eat in Bangkok. There are many great restaurants by Bangkok Riverside (Chao Phraya River) that we enjoyed. Some offer views of the prime landmarks of Bangkok, like Wat Arun and Iconsiam.
Explore Phuket’s Food and Dining Event Calendar. Find brunches, buffets, and special dining events. Restaurants can list their events for free.
The countless list of excellent restaurants in Bangkok truly showcases why this city is such a famous food destination. We’ve spent countless meals exploring Bangkok’s incredible dining scene.
Mook Manee is one of the many restaurants that show Rawai Beach’s massive transformation from a relatively unknown fishing village to a hungry tourist dining magnet.
Phuket Town’s Hokkien noodles are a simple way to taste the island’s Peranakan roots. We’re talking thick yellow egg noodles, stir‑fried fast in a hot wok with seafood or pork, leafy greens, soy sauces, and a little stock for a glossy finish.
For more than 30 years, we have been lucky to call Thailand home, and our passion for food has taken us everywhere—from the simple street stalls in Phuket Town to fine dining addresses run by Michelin-star chefs in Bangkok.
Sukhumvit is one of the most vibrant and lively neighbourhoods in Bangkok. It is home to a diverse culinary scene that appeals to all people. Whether it’s Thai street food, fine dining or other extravagant experiences, Sukhumvit has it all.
The Cove is the signature all-day dining restaurant at Centara Grand Beach Resort Phuket, offering a wide selection of international and modern Thai cuisine in a relaxed seaside setting
Right in the heart of Bangkok’s Chinatown, Pornchai Rice Noodles is one of those Bangkok street food spots that locals never stop going back to. No frills, no hype, just solid flavours that have stood the test of time. Known for their classic kuay teow lord, this place quietly does one thing really well, and nails it.
Bangrak is packed with great places to eat, and we had a lot of fun trying a mix of local and more refined restaurants. Some Restaurants in Bangrak were famous spots we’ve known for years, while others were new discoveries hidden in small sois
Beerfest Restaurant and Craft Beer Brewery on the outskirts of Phuket Town (near Central Phuket)is a spacious yet cosy venue that offers a unique dining and drinking experience.
Street food in Bangkok Chinatown is one of the highlights of visiting Bangkok. In the evening, Yaowarat Road turns into a busy food street, packed with small carts, local restaurants, and smoky woks.
Langsuan Road in Bangkok has transformed into one of the city’s most fashionable dining streets over the past few years. Once a quiet area with offices and residences, it now features a vibrant collection of restaurants.
There are many restaurants in Koh Yao Noi, and you will easily find a good choice along the coast and inland. Most restaurants serve Thai food, and some are run by expats, serving Western and Italian food.