Restaurants in Phuket
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I second the Boathouse. Make sure to call ahead for reservations. My wife tried the cooking class (we were staying next door at Kata Beach Resort) and really enjoyed it. Great wine list--they got us onto some great Australian wines because the California wines were too pricey. They also have a second restaurant (more casual) next door, the Little Lobster which is very good, too.
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Try The Gallery in Kata beech it is just up the road from The Boathouse, we couldn't get a reservation in the Boathouse on the nights we wanted so wetried the Gallery , ask for a table on the terrace overlooking the sea, we had an absoultely amazing meal there though expensive
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In Phuket Town the more upmarket Lai-An on Rasada Rd is very good - popular with the Chinese businessmen. For the backpacker crowd like me the Mae Porn on Phangnga Rd is very good value. Another promising one opened last time I was there just off Rasada Rd in Takua Pa Rd.
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Hi there <BR>or G'Day as we say. i lived in Phuket and all the resturants mentioned are great but like they say "expensive"!i would like to let you know that there are heaps of resturants that prepare the same but with out the fancy building so they dont have to charge so much. the same dish at the boat house would be a 1/3 of the price. So give it a go,and try the fried chicken that is sold on the side of the road from a motorbike with all the cooking gear attached to the bike, it is the best chicken i have ever eaten(oh yes i cook for a living). <BR>some places to try are <BR>Jimmy's Lighthouse <BR>DIM'S(next to jimmy's) <BR>RUNG NA PAR <BR>all in Chlong Bay 10 mins from Kata beach. well good luck i hope you have a great time and i bet you go back. <BR>Glenn