You can also learn about some tourist attractions in Patong. Now I will tell you about hotel recommendations in this place. You can read these reviews when you go there, and see if there is anything you like.
Reasons for recommending WassaHomemadeBar: You will definitely not regret going there, you will be amazed that there is such a quiet and beautiful place in Badong; Business hours: 16:00-midnight Per capita consumption: ￥30 Tel: +66 (0)918829322 Address: 50PeeRd.,
Ban, Tambon Patong, Amphoe Kathu, Chang Wat Phuket 83150 Note that you need to take a taxi or motorcycle to go there; in addition, the boss is quite willful and will not open the door when you go on vacation. It is safer to call in advance when you go; for the restaurant, I recommend Sam's Steaks and Grill in Mao Tu
Yingshang Patong District ranks first; this is actually Western food, and for those who eat steak, it is listed first because of all the Western food in Phuket, this one is my favorite, surpassing other Western restaurants by a few blocks.
The imported steak is fresh and tender, and the portion is generous without being overcooked.
The restaurant is located in the Holiday Inn at the end of Patong Street. The environment is great. The important thing is that the Western food process is very professional. Appetizers, pre-dinner bread (free), middle sorbet (free), and final checkout chocolate (free)
, not a single one is missing, and it tastes very ritualistic.
At 300 RMB per person, it is very suitable for couples to have a romantic dinner.
(The restaurant has a dress code, so don’t wear beach pants and flip-flops. It is recommended to book a table in advance) Recommended dishes: lobster bisque, avocado salad, salmon tartare, steak Business hours: 18:00-24:00 Tel: 076370200 Address
：Sam's Steaks and Grill, Tambon Patong, Amphoe Kathu, Chang Wat Phuket 83150. Recommended No. 2 No. 92nd Restaurant | Restaurant No. 9 walked into this restaurant for the first time because the walls were covered with photos of tourists, and later became a regular customer (this may also be
It’s a marketing tool, but it’s done with great care ;). Its main focus is Thai food, but there are also many Western dishes and Japanese sushi and sashimi to choose from. The prices are reasonable, and there is often a queue for meals.
PS: The service attitude of the ladyboy sister is very good; recommended dishes: pineapple fried rice, fried water spinach, green curry chicken, Thai fried rice noodles. Business hours: 11:00-22:30 Tel: 076624445 Address: 143 Prabaramee Road | Patong Beach, Patong, Kathu
, Phuket83150, Thailand. Three recommended restaurants near Jiangxi Leng No.6Restaurant | Restaurant No. 6 is an Internet celebrity restaurant in Patong. You always have to queue up. I have not been there for a long time (I used to be biased against Internet celebrity restaurants).
A friend went there the next time and said it was indeed good, so I tried it. To be honest, it tasted really good and is a very cost-effective restaurant.
The store is very small, with a few large long tables set up, and customers queuing up begin to line up inside. As we eat, we often become friends with the customers across from us.
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The boss has opened a new store on the mountain. Friends who don't want to queue can take the tuk-tuk provided by the main store. The scenery of the branch is good.
Recommended dishes: roast pork, spicy and sour fried fish, fried clams, tom yum soup, fried water spinach (you can’t go wrong with the signature dishes posted on the wall, I have tried them all).
Business hours: 08:30-24:00 Tel: 0819224084 Address: No. 6 Restaurant, Tambon Patong, Amphoe Kathu, Chang Wat Phuket 83150. (Please be sure to look for the small facade 30 meters straight on the right side opposite Jiangxi Leng Shopping Mall. There are too many fakes.
(Restaurants No. 6 and 6) Recommended Four Jungceylon Food Bazaar | Jungceylon Food Bazaar | Jungceylon Food Bazaar If you go to Patong to do some shopping, and if you are tired of shopping, you need to grab something to eat. There is a FoodBazaar on the first floor of the mall, which is like the ones in domestic shopping malls.
It’s the same as in the food world. You need to buy a card at the front desk and charge money (card fee is 20 baht), then go to the stall to order and swipe the card to pay, and finally return to the front desk to refund the card.
Here you can find a lot of Thai-Chinese food, which is more in line with Chinese tastes, such as braised beef noodles and spicy hotpot, which are convenient, affordable and delicious.