Great place to spend time in the evening and have a beer or two

Great entertainment road in Patong. Bars on both sides of the road with many playing live. The drinks prices vary a lot so it is worth checking the menu before you go in

Nice place to spend evening got small street shops and small hotels on the side.

It has a good night life. You can spend your evening with fun. There are lots of street foods which are really worthy. And couple of night clubs. You would love it.

Great place to spend night. Amazing night street food and clubs to enjoy night life of phuket.

Great nightlife here! Very very busy. Bars and night clubs either side of the street. Entertainment all the way down. Watch the Bar workers always trying to haggle you into the bars and getting you to buy more drinks. But we had a great night!

Nice busy nighlife street, with bars, pubs, strip clubs and food

Probably the busiest place on Patong beach. Lots of bars here with eye catching decorations and lights.

Very cool atmosphere but not for all, you should visit it at least once, as me, I have visited it for the first time, although I have been to Phuket for 4 times, a lot of bars, loud music, some prohibited and not prohibited entertainment, you can get what you want there, someone maybe goes here on purpose, not for children of course, but you can just show them what it is. I think you will be excited 😆. But very noisy and annoying people who try to sell you anything and offer some like massage with continuing… Thanks for reading my review 😊 Check photos and video below 👇

I give it 5 stars just for the experience. Day time compared to night time is very different. At night it all comes to life. Everyone trying to get you to stop at their business. If you are with your partner it's not quite as bad but if your a man or group of men they definitely target you more. The bar staff try to get you to play games because if they win you have to buy them drinks but if you win they buy you one. But be prepared to play more than one girl as they line up. The bar we drank at had about 17 ladies working. I wouldn't recommend taking children up here as it's quite loud and can be a bit overwhelming. We were offered everything from cheap drinks to ping pong and sex shows and even cocaine. But you have to see it for the experience.

I think jungceylon is Phuket's most famous shopping mall because it is located in the crowded tourist area of ​​Patong. This shopping center is located in front of bangla Road, Walking Street. There is a large parking lot for motorcycles and cars. On the lower floor of this market is the famous Big C supermarket. It is full of souvenir shops and has a relatively good price. There are also a number of cosmetics shops here that always have good discounts. There are also plenty of cafes and restaurants to relax while shopping! (Photos and videos were taken in different years and on different trips)

STILL CLOSED 15 NOV 22 ‼️ Looks like it was once a nice mall, totally run down now. There seem to be some people on site working, but not much happening. The attached Big C store is open and there are a couple of shops/stalls open in the back towards the mall. Don't see this place opening again this year.

Interestingly designed shopping centre - has 2 ‘mall’ on each side, connected by an open air section that has multiple food stalls and a spa. It seems to have all the expected shops, and had ample food choices (including America fast food chains), but it is very small compared the massive malls you will find in Bangkok. In terms of a general mall rating - I would give them a 3, but it’s probably the largest mall you will find in Phuket.

Restaurant with high transparent ceiling, like a green house. Pad sew eew noodles with chicken, quite good. There is a button to call the waiters like at immigration… Can’t see the sea because of the tuk tuks… Enjoy

Roughly 70% of the mall is closed or under renovation. Not all levels of the mall are accessible. The bottom floor did have a sign stating there was some restaurants open. It was clean and did look like it would be really nice once the work was completed

Excellent mall. Great air conditioning and a good place to escape the heat. Good variety of shops. We loved the BigC grocery shop for all our daily needs. The shop had some renovation happening, but it was not too disruptive. Centrally located near Phatong Beach.

Not much there, limited options for shopping, there's some activities for kids. If you're driving for parking you get 2 hours free, and an additional 1 hour per receipts with a value of 500THB. I got confused at the info desk, when I enquired how to make payments for parking, I was told to pay at the security gate when it wasn't the case. I ended up driving back and walked back towards the Big C entrance, where there's a security personnel behind a desk who will redeem your receipts or receive parking payment.

The mall is still closed. There is a night market that doesn't have a lot. There are a few food vendors, it's mostly clothing & tourist items.

I have been there few years ago. It was one of the famous shopping center in Phuket that time. It is locate on Bangla Road, Walking Street. There were many shops to buy different products. But it seems it is closed now.

This is the largest shopping mall in Patong. It is really very big with 4 sections. However, almost all the shops are international brands. On a super hot day or rainy day, this is perhaps the best place to visit to shy away from the heat or rain. Part of the mall is currently under renovation (Jul 2023), and one of the section is almost entirely closed.

Jungceylon is a great shopping mall that has several food options and a variety of shops to choose from. As a tourist, there are plenty of activities to do and there are many different sections of the mall that provide options such as bungee jumping or even going to the arcade. The only caveat is that this place is obviously geared toward tourists and as a result prices are usually a bit more expensive compared to street market and other places. Also, while there are many options for food it can sometimes but quite hard to find what you need as some of the shops are closed or being renovated. Other than that, it is a great place to walk and hang out!

You can follow the Google Map and drive up to the mountain to the car park. From their downhill, I strongly advise you to take the SUV 300 Baht return fare to go down and come up with the steep trail. Alternatively, you can walk down, and while coming up, use their SUV service (100 baht per pax). You can't use your own SUV to drive downhill to the beach from the car park. Very steep and rough terrian. They are using modified Toyota Hilux. If you choose to walk down, be careful and avoid smooth surfaces as it is very slippery. The entrance is 100 baht (SUV not included) per pax (which I seriously doubt if it is government fee). Secluded beach, very beautiful and scenic. Very good for swimming.

If you fancy a small adventure during your time in Phuket, then this cove is ideal. It's a 0.5km Trek down to the beach but is totally worth it. Pristine blue water with a white sand beach, the water is just perfect for a swim.

Really enjoyed Freedom Beach. We didn’t take the paved way up so our journey was a bit bumpy on a bike with two people. Once we parked we saw lots of pigs and were directed to the path leading down to the beach. No one asked for payment for parking. We then took a bit of a downhill jungle hike. Took around 15-20 to get down. Very pretty! But, hot. Wouldn’t recommend with any kind of sandal or something you might slip around in. Beach was beautiful, white sand. We snorkeled around for 45 or so minutes and the visibility was great. Saw a few fun fish! Enjoy the sweet local pup who begged for food. For the trek back out we went barefoot and it was much easier. We then took the paved way back down the mountain which was way nicer of a ride and also took us by a pretty stunning viewpoint. Definitely recommend, it’s worth it!

Amazing place. You can rent a kayak with a guide to explore all the island. Passing underneath the rocks is astonishing. Our guide showed rock formations which looks like animals. Also he made some good photos of us. 5/5!

Serenity and tranquility at its best at this place. The beach is downhill somewhat around 300-400m and it is steep and tiring when you walk uphill but this is a beach not to be missed if you are in phuket. Carry your own food as there is only 1 shop over there. They charged 100 baht per person for entry which I feel was a scam and there’s no fee as no ticket was given, so be careful about it, I visited on the day of storm and it was raining and the waves were high but the lifeguards were very alert. I enjoyed my 2-3 hours of the beach time. This is a must place for peace.

The beach is good and not too crowded. There are a few locals selling drinks and grilled goods. All on all it was not worth the hassle though. Depending on which way you go it's quite the long and steep walk through the jungle. We went one way down and up the other. One has a small cafe at the top, that is the harder/longer one, I'd use the other. There was nobody collecting an entrance fee either.

The place itself is amazing, but prepare yourself to be exhausted after the return climbing, specially if it rains. I enjoyed a lot the beach and the views, but for sure this year would climb it back again until I remember. There are lifeguards and locals selling beverage and some food.

This beach is one of the more popular beaches. The sea and the sand are beautiful. There are two ways to get to the beach. It is possible to reach The Lek Sand Beach bar by boat from Patong Beach or by car. You park here. You can walk through private property to the beach. The road is not very easy for those who go with children or for elderly people. The descent is steep and you must wear sneakers. You have to walk about 600 m. In the pictures you also have a video of what the road is like

Tiny beach full of trash. Big rocks in the water , swimming section between red flags so narrow and crowded. You have to pay 100 tb per person if you wanna take one of shorter path. Or pay nothing and take a long challenging path. On your way back you can also take a ATV ride from special point just in 100-200 yards from beach uphill. It will cost additional 100 tb per person as well. I wouldn’t recommend this attraction to anybody. Worthless. Dirty, small area for swimming, difficult access.

Beautiful beach with white sand and turquoise waters. Not at all crowded. We took a longer path from The Lek Sand Beach Bar, an outdoor cafe, and we didn’t pay a fee to enter but I wouldn’t recommend because it was really a quite long path.

Tourist trap, not worth to visit, they wont let you call your own cab to go back and they overprice their service like 400baht for 5 min ride. The driver was rude and let another couple for 400baht instead of letting us split. We agreed to go to the hotel and he dropped us in Patong center amidst a heavy rain and we had to walk. The beach looks nice on photos but there was a lot of debris in December 2022 including seaweed and plastics which made swimming unpleasent. There is 200baht entry ticket which includes 1 drink from a limited choice.

200 THB per person. I can understand asking people not to bring glass bottles or alcohol in, but they WOULD NOT LET US BRING LIFE-SUSTAINING WATER IN, said we had to leave our water at the office and buy water at the bar. It’s around 90 degrees out with 90% humidity. We said never mind and left. Avoid this tourist trap. There’s a free beach in front of the Marriott.

Great beach! A few minutes from Patong Beach. We took a Bolt Tongo, and it was about 210 baths. The fee to enter is 200 baths, including a beach chair and, transportation to take you right down the beach. Everything was amazing. The only thing we hate is that they don't let the bolts or grab get in, obviously because they want you to take their taxis and charge you whatever they want. No problem, we walked for about 2 minutes where our boat was waiting to take us back. The taxi drivers from the beach are not helpful and don't care. It

I don't know why anyone would want to come to this beach. It's not the fee to get in, recently increased from 100 to 200 baht, that's fine I guess. But once you get there it's cramped. They occupy every inch of the tiny beach with worn out, ugly beach lounge chairs. The only way you can get an unobstructed view of the water is if you pay 1500 baht for a primo bed-like chair. They play techno from the beach restaurant. At least there aren't any loud boats, like on freedom beach.

200 bath for entrance. One chair free. You are forbidden to take any food or liquid, even water. Water here costs 40 bath. Soups near 200 baht. Drinks near 180 baht. For such prices you think you get paradise rest, yeah? How about toilet with no toilet paper, flooded on a floor, where you are have to change you bathing suit? This is a paradise? Don't think so. Views almost the same like in many free beaches. Too greedy place. Don't recommend

Very disappointed experience! Scam. To our surprise, we were informed that there was an entry fee of 200 baht per person—a cost we were willing to pay for the promise of a memorable time. However, what followed left us feeling disheartened and taken back. The staff proceeded to search our bags, confiscating any food and drinks we had brought along, even a simple bottle of water. The act of having our bags scrutinized and our belongings taken away felt intrusive and discomforting, as if our rights and privacy were being violated. We had visited various attractions before, both in our homeland and abroad, but we had never encountered such a stringent policy. The experience left a bitter taste in our mouths, overshadowing any excitement we had initially felt. Do not recommend. Stay away. There are plenty of beaches around with free access and friendly people.

1. They blocked way to the top so we decided to leave our car and walk. 2. After walking uphill in 35C degree we encountered that we need to pay 7$ per person to walk in on the beach. 3. After payment we discovered that we would be searched and our chips and drinks would be confiscated. So I strongly recommend you to stop on step zero - don't come here. There is nothing special in this beach, on Phuket you can find better beach for free.

You don't miss anything if you won't visit this beach. 200 baht entrance . And you cant take your own beverages with you, even water. The stuff take take all your eatable belongings from you and return back when you go out. Some unpleasant issues with getting taxi on the way back, if you dont have your own transport. You are forced to use the local overpriced service.. If you intend to meet the start of a sunset, there is a good point for it on the top of a hill. Cant stay there for long though, cause beach closes at 5 pm. Anyway, no regrets in general. Just one-time visit, no more... better go visit Freedom beach.

🌴🏖️😍 Paradise Beach, Phuket is an absolute gem! The moment I stepped onto the white sandy beach, I was mesmerized by the crystal-clear waters and the serene surroundings. 🌊🌞 🚤🌅 I took a speedboat ride to the beach, which was an adventure in itself, and got to witness a breathtaking sunset on the way back. 🌇🛥️ 🍹🍴 The beach has several food and drink stalls, serving delicious Thai delicacies and refreshing cocktails. 🍻🍜 🐠🐬 Snorkeling in the clear waters was an unforgettable experience as I got to see a diverse range of marine life. 🐙🐢 🌊💆‍♂️ The beach also offers a range of water sports activities like jet skiing, parasailing, and kayaking. After all the activities, I relaxed with a soothing massage right on the beach. 😌💆‍♀️

Not what it used to be. Used to be a dollar to get in now it is 8 dollars. The security searches your bag so that you don’t bring any outside food or drinks. The taxi back to Patong is 400 baht and you have no choice. Pay it or walk back. Food inside is half the size and triple the price it was a few years back. I will not be going back there.

200bhat entrance fee was a bit of a shock. The beaches themselves are extremely well looked after with many staff on hand. Well worth a walk to the high point for a stunning vista.

There's not a lot of choices. For a place that sits next to the sea. Food at the market are a bit pricey. A piece of a regular tiger shrimp is at 50 baht, same with crayfish and scallop. A medium size tilapia is at 250-350 a piece. A one dish meal TomYum seafood with 2 pieces of shrimp, 1 small piece of sliced squid and a pc of mussel is at 180 - 200. Prices should be regulated especially that food is essential and serving is good for one. Market should always be lower and should offer a wide selection of food. It's also humid and the sounds of the nearby bars are loud.

On the first day of our Phuket tour, we decided to visit Malin Plaza with the hope of finding some great deals on shopping. This marketplace primarily consists of a night shopping market and a street food section. However, we found ourselves slightly disappointed with the shopping experience as the collections didn't meet our expectations. Most of the items we came across were available in Bangkok at lower prices. Nonetheless, we managed to purchase a few souvenirs for our relatives back in our home country. After our shopping escapade, we headed towards the food market. It was delightful to discover a wide variety of items available at reasonable prices. To my surprise, there was an excellent seating arrangement adjacent to the food market, providing a comfortable space for us to enjoy our dinner

Great fresh food prepared for you, seafood, ribs, noodles etc etc etc Has tables to sit and places to buy drink. Great value

Amazing market for food and drinks. Plenty of options for everyone and the prices are rather low. You can also order at a stand and ask to bring it to your table in the bar area of the market. Super recommended!

Loved this place for the authentic Thai experience... Great local food ... Cheap rates... Good people... Worth a break for visiting out of the regular tourist spots Do stop by towards evening time... After 6 pm is better

One great market. Best clean local food stall with a wonderful selection of arts and crafts also available. Highly recommend 👌

18/03/2022 Definitely come here for fruit , Thai traditional Market and food

A little bit far from the Patong beach area and bangla street but the night market here is bigger. Don't expect bangkok city big but it is bigger than the usual patong market. Mostly the sellers sell thai food, but there is buger and kebab too. Also selling seafood fresh ready to cook. Price is okay. We ordered dumpling and fried fish. The dumpling cost 100 baht for 12 pieces. What a steal! You can choose between chicken, pork, and vegetarian. We also order fried fish for 300 baht + rice 20 baht Bbq fish only cost 200. Toilet cost 5 baht. There are also small shopping area selling clothing and souvenirs.

It’s a bustling night market that offers variety of food options especially sea food. Fruit shakes, ice creams, baked potatoes, pizza, noodles etc are available. Dine in and take away options are available. This place is not for vegetarians though. Prices are very reasonable. It’s crowded and you may stuggle to find a seat to sit and eat. Language can be a barrier sometimes. A few stall owners may push you to buy from their stall and may curse you or mock you in thai. It happened with me, they weren’t aware that I could understand thai a bit. But apart from that its a must visit place if you are in Patong, Phuket. It has a very small section that sells bags, glasses, clothes and souvenirs.

Ordered fresh meat burgers, crispy chicken nuggets & chips then tried some Thai style bbq meat on skewers & a sweet corn. Enjoyed the dinner in the open very much.

We have been there by advice of our guide, we thought that we can have fresh seafood and can have it prepared there to take to the hotel but there are like fast food, you can have prawns 🍤, salmon, squid 🦑, octopus 🐙 and other things in crumbs, fruits, Thai banana bread cake and so on. Thanks for reading my review 😉 photos down below 👇

Similar to other restaurants in the chain, you'll get walls full of rock memorabilia and American cuisine dishes. We've ordered a New York steak for me that was quite good, Mac&cheese that was a bit too spicy for my wife (calm down with the 🌶 guys) and a kids menu (pizza and French fries) for my daughter. No complaints there... All in all, not a bad experience in Phuket. You can also enjoy live music by a local band doing covers of favorite songs. They were OK but nothing to write home about.

Parking by the roadside. As a tourist, its hard to reach there as there are a few roads closure in patong. Excellent service from rock shop staff.

The service was good. I expected more of the food because it's a Hard Rock. The food was good, the ribs were good, so was the Cobb salad. The wings which were supposed to be jumbo, sadly they were no bigger than my entire hand. They were over cooked. The food did not come out on time. We got the salad last!

Like its other chains, the outlet is also extremely satisfying. The food is quite delicoius and worth the price. Furthermore, you can also enjoy live music with your meal. The vibes here is truly worthwhile and entertaining...

We've been here in Thailand. The place was great and it has a live band with a specific theme per day. The theme that day was bon jovi songs so we enjoyed listening to Bon Jovi music while enjoying our dinner. Crew's nice and approachable. Prices is i think just okay considering this is a great place. I love the drinks especially the strawberry basil thingy. Love it!

live music in the weekend is good. A good way to avoid the beach bars and party people. food is good, service is caring. Prices are... Hard rock cafe (not cheap)

Burgers were very delicious and well cooked. Fajitas were good as well, though a bit lacking in the amount of ingredients like the guacamole. The platter was decent though the chicken wings were overcooked and not too tasty. Live band was energetic and very friendly. Classic Hard Rock stuff but they didn't forget to play Christmas music to celebrate the holidays. They accepted my music request and I even had a friendly chat with them after the performance. Amazing people.

Still the same style and staff attitude. But less customers because of less tourists than before covid pandemic. Band is not really good.

The food was good. I had the burger but it just didn't hit the spot as I thought it would. The drinks were just ok. It looked good but missed on the taste a little. Enjoyed the live band. I would tell my friends to maybe try this place out if they had time but it shouldn't be in the main list.

We walked passed number 6 on our first day and the queue was in the street. I always question, how good does the food have to be for me to queue. But we came back the next day, the vibe is very local and it was packed but we got squeezed in. Then my answer to my previous question was answered, when the good was this good, the queue was more than worth it. Number 6 started as a roadside eatery and now has brought that authentic feel to the town. The food was full of flavour and spice and the staff were charming. This will be our regularly feeding trough while here. Highly recommend.

Great value and quality of food. Basically the only restaurant on the strip that has a line up. The queue can be a little discouraging especially with a large party, but our party of 9 was seated with around 20 minutes wait. For me the winner is crab curry. Cooked perfectly and very fresh. Their seafood salad is also very good. It’s got fish, crab, squid and shrimp in it. Much better than the usual squid and shrimp only. The fried fish is also a must order.

Good quality Thai foods with big portion and reasonable price! Do be prepared to queue for a while. Went there twice for both lunch and dinner – there was a long queue both times. The waiter asked us if we wanted to go to another location up the hill with a free shuttle bus from the restaurant – to consider especially if your party is a big group. Think we ordered most of usual Thai foods: No. 6 specialty wings (must order!), pineapple fried rice, pad thai, tom yum soup, lemongrass steamed fish, fried fish with gravy, stir-fry basil pork, crab noodles, green curry, papaya salad, crab omelette, stir-fry morning glory, fried fish cake with mango sticky rice and fresh whole coconut.

In my opinion the Number 6 restaurant is the most common one in Patong Beach. They have a second Branch, which is up the hill as well. Unfortunately this is actual in 03/2022 closed. The food is very delicious and you have a huge variety. The prices are normal but you will get a big portion. In this case the price/quality ratio is perfect. We like the restaurant very much and visit it every time, when we are in Patong. Normally you have to wait some minutes to get a seat, because sometimes it is very crowded. But it is more coming in, eat and leave and we appreciate this.

Very appetising meal along Patong. Seating is limited and there’s always a crowd, especially (or rather, only) with tourists! Close to Bangla Street. Good Thai food never disappoints, always a super tasty meal! Total damage was 1k Baht, very well priced!

Great location, always full with queue but worth the wait. The food is very fresh, the fish are done perfectly. The pineapple rice was delicious. We had a 20 minutes queue to get in

One of the best restaurant in patong area. I have visited here for several times within 3+ years, but haven't got one single failure. They know how to keep this for sure.

We went for breakfast as there isn’t a lot of shops or even street food available in the early mornings. No wait. Food was okay. I ordered the egg omelette with crab. DON’T. Was super excited to try seafood. Was super disappointed. The egg was deep fried so just loaded with oil not flavour and my first bite I had to spit out, it was crunchy and I wasn’t sure if it was crab shell. Turns out it wasn’t, however they do not remove the cartilage and finely chopped all the crab mixed with egg so impossible to see. Every bit I had to pick out these tiny pieces of cartilage. Not enjoyable to eat. If you enjoy deep fried egg and willing to chomp on crab cartilage then you might like, but never again. Fried egg was fully cooked and was expecting runny for the other meal. This meal was at least tasty. Best part of the meal was the juices. Lime and pineapple. Must buy 500 baht to pay via card. We wanted to buy over 500 but after the crab egg I wasn’t in the mood to order anything else.

A nice lil hole in wall place. The food is hot and fresh. Lots of options to chose from. Quite inexpensive. They are typically very busy but tables move fairly quickly. It's open air style, so on a hot day it might be warm the further you sit inside.

I’m really surprised this place has such a high rating. The food wasn’t that good…at all. There should be a little bit of heat in the food we ordered but nope. Really catered to the non foodies out there who wants Thai food but not really sure what it is. If this is your first experience with Thai food, I can assure you that you started at the bottom. Explore some more.

Is quite 'unusual' to see queues for a Thai restaurant, and when pretty much the entire street are full of Thai restaurants. Hence, a must try to see what's the hype about, and I usually will not bother but since in Phuket and on holiday, and there were still no queues when I was there, around 5.30pm. I have to say that the food quality, presentation, portion and pricing are very value for money. I especially love the Tom Yum clear soup with prawns (there are options to choose from meat, squids and seafood etc). Despite in Thailand, I still don't find many/other places that does this soup well, but here, very good. The right amount of Thai herbs, spicy, and tanginess were just perfect, while most places will have either a lot of either tastes, but this is really the best I have eaten. It was so good and I came back for the second time for takeaway just for the soup before I leave. Also ordered the stir-fried morning glory, which nothing can go wrong too, and also tried their recommended No.6 Wings which was a Tom Yum infused fried chicken. It was good but though I gladly try other dishes the next time. They opened as early as 7am and besides breakfasts, their menu should be available the entire day, so best to visit outside of the usual busy lunch/dinner timings.

Number Six Restaurant is a hidden gem that offers an exceptional dining experience with its authentic and fresh Thai cuisine. One of the standout features of Number Six Restaurant is the excellent value it provides. Despite the restaurant's growing popularity, the prices remain reasonable, making it a cost-effective option for those seeking delicious Thai food without breaking the bank. The generous portions and quality ingredients ensure that you get great value for your money. Be prepared to wait in line, as the restaurant's popularity often leads to a queue. However, I assure you that it is well worth the wait. The anticipation only adds to the excitement of what lies ahead—an unforgettable dining experience that will transport your taste buds to the vibrant streets of Thailand. The menu at Number Six Restaurant boasts an impressive selection of authentic Thai dishes, each bursting with vibrant flavors and prepared with fresh ingredients. From fragrant curries to aromatic stir-fries and tangy salads, every dish is a testament to the chef's skill and dedication to providing an authentic taste of Thailand. The attention to detail and commitment to using fresh ingredients shine through in every bite. The flavors are well-balanced, and the spices are expertly blended to create dishes that are both satisfying and nuanced. Whether you're a fan of the classics like Pad Thai and Tom Yum Soup or eager to explore lesser-known Thai specialties, Number Six Restaurant has something to satisfy every palate. In conclusion, Number Six Restaurant is a hidden gem that offers authentic Thai cuisine at an excellent value. While you may have to queue for a while, the wait is well worth it. The fresh ingredients, vibrant flavors, and attentive service combine to create a dining experience that transports you to the heart of Thailand. If you're craving authentic Thai food and are ready for a culinary adventure, make sure to visit Number Six Restaurant—you won't be disappointed.

This is the best restaurant we’ve been to in Phuket! Yeah, it’s expensive in terms of Thai prices, so main dishes are around 300-450 baht, which isn’t much if you look at the size and quality. The service is amazing and the restaurant itself has a stunning view. In the evening, there is a piano playing in the background. The whole atmosphere here is very special - I truly recommend it.

We visited Baan Rim Pa for a friends birthday. We were fortunate enough to be seated at a table right next to the balcony to enjoy the ocean view. We ordered a variety of seafood dishes including grilled spiny lobster, curry crab, and shrimp rolls along with a bottle of sparkling wine. All of the curry dishes we ordered were delicious and well spiced. The whole fish we ordered was mostly boneless which made the eating experience much more enjoyable. It was cooked in a garlic sauce and was tasty. The grilled lobster was huge and tender. While the lobster was good, I felt it would have been tastier cooked in a curry sauce instead of grilled like how we ordered it. If you decide to come here I would definitely recommend it cooked in some kind of sauce. For dessert we got a mango sticky rice. The mango was ripe and juicy. Overall, I felt that the food was mostly delicious but slightly overpriced. You’re definitely paying a premium for the amazing ocean view the restaurant is known for. I would recommend this restaurant for those looking to celebrate a special occasion or wanting an amazing view with some decent food to pair.

If you want to have a nice dinner with a magnificent view while in Phuket, then make some reservations at this place. There is so much selection on the menu that is a bit overwhelming, but the staff is good at pointing you in the right direction. There's also a large drink and wine menu. We started with appetizers like the tiger prawns rolled with yellow Phuket noodles. This is a must try. The prawns were large and delicious. For a light salad, we had the spiced prawns salad with lemongrass, very tasty. The green curry with shrimp was our main dish and it had a lot of shrimp in it, order of rice is separate. The one dish we didn't like was the chicken wrapped in leaves. It was bland, not tasty like the other dishes. For desert, we had the BEST sticky rice with mango I had ever had. I'm still dreaming about it. It has messed me up for any other sticky rice with mango that may come in the future. Please remember to tell the waiter what level of spice you want when ordering your dishes. Great ambiance with the view and live piano player.

Food taste is rather plain and simple, best for tourist. Taste is not authentic Thai at all and very pricy comparing to portion. We ordered steamed fish and cost 600+ THB per dish. Staff is attentive and polite.

Beautiful sunset view, wonderful service and lovely piano music. A great selection Thai food at very reasonable prices and really tasty cocktails. They also do set menus and course menus which would be great for date nights.

First time eating at this restaurant considering I have been here 8 times. Wow what a fantastic place. The views are breath taking. I could not fault any dish we had they were amazing. I would recommend this place to anyone that wishes to experience great food with fine dinning.

Wow it all I can say! The best meal! best location! best service!! Baan rim pa restaurant surprise us with delicious dessert for our 13 year’s anniversary plus pictures of us in the beautiful card!!! Thank you so so much again for all you do. If you want to impress someone you love come here ❤️ Baan Rim Pa 👍.

one night after sunset we went to this restaurants. after passing the hotel we reach this restaurant. we ordered lasagna and ravioli. we chose this restaurant based on the rating and opinion of the peoples and we expected a unique meal. unfortunately, contrary to our expectations, the food was not tasty for us and we did not like it at all. my advice to you to enjoy the view is go either at noon or before sunset, because at night you can see very little of the sea view. the behavior of the staff was very professional. maybe this is a good Italian restaurant, but this time luck was not with us!!

Located within the Amari Resort Phuket, La Gritta has perhaps one of the best spot on Patong beach to have a fabulous dinner while watching the sunset. An upscale authentic Italian restaurant, La Gritta really delivers - quality of food, wine, ambience and service. Everything is just perfect! And surprisingly, their prices are really reasonable! I really enjoyed the "Trattoria Lombardia" menu,which for me, is something out of the ordinary italian dishes I would usually get at any Italian restaurant =) If you are looking for a good romantic dinner and not really burn a big hole in you pocket, La Gritta is the place for you =) Both indoor (aircon) and outdoor seatings are avaliable.

Bread was not so good here (some could break teeth), and it took a long time to be served (mains had already arrived by the time the bread came). The pizza was ok and the food was nice overall. Not bad for Italian food in Thailand but not the best Italian food you will ever have.

Very authentic Italian food, every dish I tried was extremely well balanced. One of the best views you will ever have. Excellent service. Would come back here again. One of the best Italian places I've been to, including a lot of the places I've been to in London.

We enjoyed our dinner at La Gritta. Good location. Best service ever!!! Very nice, kind, polite, lovely staff. Romantic atmosphere. Food=Big portion. Pizza was a bit dry, I wish there was more cheese on the pizza. Spaghetti Vongole was yummy. Tiramisu was very very delicious. Overall I would love to come back again.

A delightful Italian in the heartland of Thailand. Really enjoyed the food and the surroundings. Loved how committed they are to authentic Italian food. Did not love the trek down a huge amount of stairs to get there- NOT suitable for people that cannot manage stairs. Also difficult to manage young children in the surrounding. Also be sure to ensure your return transport, we found it very difficult to negotiate our exit, with hotel staff less than helpful orwilling to assist.

Very attentive service! Food was excellent. You do get what you paid for here. My fist visit to the restaurant and was impressed. Expect to pay over $100 for dinner and wine for 2. Will be back!

We are staying at Amari and this is one of their two options to eat. A better one. We had lunch, salmon (does not originaly come with fries as on the picture), spagetti carbonara, wrap with shrimp and pizza from kids menu. All food decent, with taste, well prepared and served. Unlike the other salmon this one was actually seasoned to a flavor as it should be. My carbonara was 5 star google rating one, but because the rest was not, I rated all as 4. The wrap was good, but again not something you want to come back for. Service very polite and helpful. Keeps the standard a place at such hotel should provide. Definitely better option for lunch. Price wise, pretty much the same, but once you consider the service and quality of food, there is clear recommendation falling here if you staying at Amari. Would I come here from the outside? I don’t know. For pasta yes…

Such an amazing experience! I went there with my boyfriend on the valentines and we had the valentines menu. The food was absolutely delicious! It has an ocean view and the staff are super kind! Thank you very much!

One of the great experiences i had in phuket! Lovely stuff, super tasty foood and i highly recommend the arabiata with shrimp with a tango mango and ended up with a yummy gelato🤍🤍 Super thanks to all waiters especially MIN For sure i’ll come back for it whenever i land here

Nice Georgian/Russian resto! The Borsch beetroot soup was super tasty with generous chunks of beef. We enjoyed the other dishes as well. Service is attentive and owner himself came two times to ask whether we enjoyed the food. Highly recommended to try out this resto!

Beautiful food and amazing owner! I'm from Australia my partner Israeli/Ukrainian. On her recommendation we went to try Georgian cuisine which I had never tried, I was totally blown away by how tasty the Khachapuri, Khinkali, and Georgian wine were. My first but definitely not the last time I will eat here. The owner is also a very hospitable and welcoming gentleman my partner loved chatting about politics and life he in turn was showing myself (with limited Russian speaking skills :D) about how the store came about and his family across the globe definitely eat here if get the chance you wont regret it!!. Spasiba

Fine restaurant, quite popular among Russian tourists, kind owner, who can help you with info and so on, quite tasty, you can defeat your hunger with only one dish, quite big portions. I think you will be satisfied with it, but I would like some dishes to be more spicy (they aren’t enough). Thanks for reading my review. 😉 Check photos down below 👇

I've read the reviews before coming and seem to have the opposite of the experience most people had. I thought people were nice, and the place didn't smell like anything and actually felt quite cozy. The food though was ok at best. Maybe I just ordered wrong? I got okroshka with kvas and pork mantu. I grew up in Russia is this is probably the single worst okroshka I've ever had. Also I've been in Georgia a few month ago, and mantu were far better there. Maybe it's ok by Thailand standards, I haven't had any other slavic food here.

Went for dinner on our first night in Patong. The food was really delicious. In fact it was so good we decided to go there the next day as well. The Borsch was the highlight to be honest. Everybody that likes or wants to try Georgian or Russian food should definitely go there. The Owner and staff was super friendly and took good care of every customer. 11/10 the best restaurant in Phuket. I wish we could have it here in Bangkok หก

The food here is so unique! I was captivated by the menu offerings among this expensive Phuket town where the Thai food isn’t as good as it’s suppose to be. Their food is cooked in a healthy way. My veal soup kharcho is such a nice herbal soup that made me really excited to travel to Georgia in the future! The big dumplings was average but if you do order, bite only at the side and drink up the soup inside! Atmosphere reflects a lot of their cultural vibes with deer chair and jazz music. Service was stellar. Definitely a cuisine you should fit into your daily meal. Will try more soups and the walnut chicken/salmon— Can you believe there is such food?! 😍