Key Takeaways
- Patong Beach has a food scene that spans authentic Thai cooking, fresh seafood, and international dishes.
- This guide rounds up ten restaurants around Patong, from all-day Thai spots to late-night seafood.
- For fresh seafood by the beach, Savoey Seafood is a long-running local favorite.
- Southern Thai dishes like massaman curry, gaeng som, and moo hong are worth seeking out while you’re here.
- Deevana Patong Resort & Spa sits about a 10-minute walk from Patong Beach, close to the area’s dining.
Patong Beach is one of the best places in Phuket to eat well. The food scene here runs from authentic Thai cooking to fresh seafood and fusion dishes, much of it prepared fresh each day. Figuring out where to eat in Patong can feel like a happy problem, since there’s so much on offer within a small area.
Staying nearby at a hotel near Patong Beach makes it easy to explore. Deevana Plaza Phuket-Patong sits in the middle of Patong, a short walk from both the beach and Bangla Road, which puts many of the area’s Patong dining options right on your doorstep. Here are some of the top ten spots to help you plan your meals.
Our Recommendations For Top 10 Places to Eat in Patong
Where can I find authentic Thai food in Patong Beach? – is one of the most common questions searched up. These ten restaurants are a good place to start for excellent Thai food in Patong visitors come back for, along with a few spots serving seafood and international dishes. Tap each name for directions.
- Hours: 11:00 AM – 1:00 AM
- Phone: +66 (0) 80 470 1360
Siam Thai Restaurant is an authentic Thai restaurant in the heart of Patong, serving long hours from late morning until 1:00 AM. That wide window makes it an easy choice whether you’re after a relaxed lunch, an unhurried dinner, or a plate of Thai food later in the evening. Its central location keeps it within easy reach of the beach and the main streets.
2. Zuri Restaurant Patong Beach Phuket
- Hours: 12:00 PM – 2:00 AM
- Phone: +66 (0) 66 115 0000
Zuri Restaurant is a Patong Beach spot open from midday through to 2:00 AM. The late closing time makes it a convenient option for a leisurely dinner or a bite after a night out in the area. With such a long evening service, it suits travelers who like to eat on a more relaxed, later schedule.
3. GlowBloom
- Hours: 8:00 AM – 12:30 AM
- Phone: +66 (0) 97 028 5596
GlowBloom is an all-day venue in Patong, open from 8:00 AM right through to past midnight. The early start makes it handy for breakfast, while the late hours mean it works just as well for a casual dinner or a late-night meal. Its long opening window makes it one of the more flexible options on this list.
4. BLUE BEACH Cafe & Restaurant
- Hours: 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Phone: +66 (0) 89 504 9182
BLUE BEACH Cafe & Restaurant is a casual café and restaurant near the beach, open from morning until midnight. As a combined café and restaurant, it’s a comfortable spot for anything from a coffee and a light bite to a full sit-down meal. The relaxed, all-day format suits both quick stops and longer visits.
- Hours: 8:30 AM – 11:30 PM
- Phone: +66 (0) 89 010 4554
Dang Restaurant is an easygoing Patong eatery open from breakfast time at 8:30 AM until late evening. The broad hours make it a dependable choice at almost any point in the day, from an early meal to a relaxed dinner. It’s a straightforward, no-fuss option for a meal while you’re exploring the area.
- Hours: 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM
- Phone: Not listed
No.6 Restaurant is an early opener in Patong, welcoming guests from 7:00 AM and staying open until late evening. The early start makes it a useful pick for breakfast before a day out, while the long hours keep it in play through lunch and dinner. It’s a practical all-rounder for travelers who like to start the day with a proper meal.
- Hours: 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM
- Phone: +66 (0) 76 619 800
Doo Dee Patong is open from morning until 2:00 AM, one of the later-closing spots in this guide. That makes it a flexible choice whether you want lunch, dinner, or a late-night plate after an evening out. The long service window suits a range of plans throughout the day and night.
8. Baan Thai Seafood Restaurant
- Hours: 11:00 AM – 4:00 AM
- Phone: +66 (0) 99 358 5728
Baan Thai Seafood Restaurant is a seafood restaurant in Patong that keeps very late hours, open all the way through to 4:00 AM. If you’re after a seafood meal well after most kitchens have closed, this is a rare late-night option in the area. The extended hours make it a go-to for night owls craving fresh seafood.
- Hours: 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Phone: +66 (0) 76 341 171
Savoey Seafood Restaurant in Phuket is a long-running Patong favorite that has been serving fresh seafood since 1980. Expect the day’s catch prepared in classic Thai style, from grilled prawns and crab to spicy seafood soups, with signature dishes like Lobster Thermidor and Tom Yam Koong. Open from late morning until midnight, it’s a well-established choice for a seafood dinner.
10. Kaab Gulay
- Hours: 11:00 AM – 11:30 PM
- Phone: +66 (0) 76 346 832
Kaab Gulay is a Patong-area restaurant open from late morning until 11:30 PM, rounding out the list. Its daytime-into-evening hours make it a steady option for both lunch and dinner. A convenient stop to keep in mind while you’re eating your way around the neighborhood.
Must-Try Dishes for First-Timers in Phuket
Phuket sits in Southern Thailand, and the region has its own bold, flavorful cooking that’s worth trying while you’re here. Alongside the Thai classics you may already know, keep an eye out for these Southern-style dishes as you look for the best restaurants in Patong Beach:
- Massaman curry: a rich, mild curry with roots in Southern Thailand.
- Gaeng som (sour curry): a tangy, spicy Southern curry, often made with fish and vegetables.
- Moo hong: a Phuket-style braised pork belly, slow-cooked until tender.
- Mee Hokkien: Phuket-style stir-fried yellow noodles, a local specialty.
- Fresh seafood: grilled prawns, crab, and squid are staples along the coast.
- Pad thai and som tum: Thai classics that are easy to find and a good introduction to the local flavors.
- Mango sticky rice: a sweet finish of ripe mango, coconut sticky rice, and coconut cream.
Stay at Deevana Plaza Phuket-Patong
After a day of eating your way around Patong, it helps to have a comfortable base close to it all. Deevana Plaza Phuket-Patong is set in the center of Patong Beach, a short walk from the beach and Bangla Road, so the area’s Patong dining options are always close by.
Does Deevana Plaza Phuket-Patong have an on-site restaurant? Yes. The hotel has two dining venues: Phuket Café, which serves a breakfast buffet of Thai and continental dishes, and Terrace Bar & Bistro, where you can have lunch or dinner overlooking the pool. There’s also a large swimming pool, a fitness center, and Orientala Spa for a treatment after a long day of exploring.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Thai Restaurants In Patong
What is the best seafood restaurant in Patong?
For fresh seafood by the beach, Savoey Seafood is a long-running local favorite that has been serving Patong since 1980, with dishes like grilled prawns, crab, and Tom Yam Koong. Baan Thai Seafood Restaurant is another option, open late for a seafood dinner.
Where should I go for a variety of cheap food in Patong?
Malin Plaza is a popular pick for affordable variety. This market has food stalls serving everything from grilled meats and seafood to fresh fruit shakes and roti, so it’s easy to try a little of everything in one place.
Where can I find authentic Thai food near Patong Beach?
Many of the restaurants in this guide, including Siam Thai Restaurant and Dang Restaurant, serve Thai food in the Patong area. Staying central, such as at Deevana Plaza Phuket-Patong, keeps most of them within an easy walk.
What time do restaurants in Patong usually close?
It varies. Some spots in this guide close around 11:30 PM, while others stay open past midnight or into the early hours, so you’ll find options for both early and late dining.
How far is Patong Beach from Deevana Plaza Phuket-Patong?
The hotel is about a 7 to 10-minute walk from Patong Beach, and roughly a 15-minute walk from Bangla Road.
