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Phukets Michelin Guide Restaurants on a Budget
One Chun Cafe
One Chun Café & Restaurant serves as a perfect embodiment of Thai Southern local food through its carefully curated fare. Nestled within the enigmatic old town, this rustic eatery captivates with its retro vibe accentuated by antique furniture pieces and vintage decorations. In addition, it is listed in the Michelin Guide Thailand for four continuous years since 2019. It’s no wonder why it’s packed with customers all day long. Serving up sumptuous Peranakan-style cuisine inspired by the island’s heritage, One Chun Café & Restaurant ensures that its patrons are treated to dishes imbued with the nostalgic essence of yesteryear. Among its standout offerings are Mee Hokkien – a flavorful noodle dish featuring yellow noodles stir-fried with seafood and a savory sauce, and Crispy Deep-Fried Sea Bass with Mango Salad – a harmonious blend of sweet, salty, sour, and spicy flavors that will leave you wanting more. In addition, the dishes are not only delicious but also affordable and worth the price as well.
Age Restaurant
The Age Restaurant takes you on a gastronomic trip through tender meats and the freshest locally caught seafood. Their meals are classic but innovative, such as signatures like the Age’s Beef Cheeks (1,100 THB) and Sous-Vide Crocodile Tail (720 THB). The whole Phuket Lobster (3,050) is another tasty treat, served with a side of your choice. Pair your meal perfectly with their selection of 350 wine labels from around the world. Alternatively, their bar offers an extensive list of infused spirits, cocktails and signature drinks. The restaurant is located in the Anantara Layan Phuket resort and is no short of luxury. Its interior is industrial with dark woods, rusted steel and raw leather. Finally, the service is top-notch making it an overall, well-rounded dining experience.
One Chun Cafe
One Chun Café & Restaurant serves as a perfect embodiment of Thai Southern local food through its carefully curated fare. Nestled within the enigmatic old town, this rustic eatery captivates with its retro vibe accentuated by antique furniture pieces and vintage decorations. In addition, it is listed in the Michelin Guide Thailand for four continuous years since 2019. It’s no wonder why it’s packed with customers all day long. Serving up sumptuous Peranakan-style cuisine inspired by the island’s heritage, One Chun Café & Restaurant ensures that its patrons are treated to dishes imbued with the nostalgic essence of yesteryear. Among its standout offerings are Mee Hokkien – a flavorful noodle dish featuring yellow noodles stir-fried with seafood and a savory sauce, and Crispy Deep-Fried Sea Bass with Mango Salad – a harmonious blend of sweet, salty, sour, and spicy flavors that will leave you wanting more. In addition, the dishes are not only delicious but also affordable and worth the price as well.
- Address: 48/1 Thepkrasattri Road, Talad Yai Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket 83000
- Opening Hours: 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Age Restaurant
The Age Restaurant takes you on a gastronomic trip through tender meats and the freshest locally caught seafood. Their meals are classic but innovative, such as signatures like the Age’s Beef Cheeks (1,100 THB) and Sous-Vide Crocodile Tail (720 THB). The whole Phuket Lobster (3,050) is another tasty treat, served with a side of your choice. Pair your meal perfectly with their selection of 350 wine labels from around the world. Alternatively, their bar offers an extensive list of infused spirits, cocktails and signature drinks. The restaurant is located in the Anantara Layan Phuket resort and is no short of luxury. Its interior is industrial with dark woods, rusted steel and raw leather. Finally, the service is top-notch making it an overall, well-rounded dining experience.
- Opening Hours: Daily, 18:00 – 21:00.
- Address: 168 Moo 6, Layan Beach, Soi 4, Cherngtalay.