I tried Caffeine in Kathu after reading the article from jamie-monk and it was top notch.

None of those canned ingredients that are so common a little further south. Easily twice as good as all the places i have been told had the best pizza on the island and as good as in italy. If you've seen the pictures on jamie-monk, my pizza's looked way better and not burned at all.

............to each their own, I like a little burnt to my pizza, cheese and crust.

Is there a good Chinese restaurant in Phuket, of the UK/US style?

I've never seen or heard of one.

I'm based in Rawai but will go anywhere for the occasional good Chinese meal!

Half the food that claims to be Thai, is actually Chinese. Though, I know that that's not the same as a Chinese restaurant

Indeed, but are there any wholly Chinese restaurants that you know of?

Isn't there one opposite Tesco Lotus at Sam Kong?

I've never heard of Sam Kong.

Which Tesco Lotus is that?

The big one on the bypass road.

Isn't there one opposite Tesco Lotus at Sam Kong?

its real chinese or thai chinese

not American Chinese

OK, please....

I'm looking for UK/US/Euro Chinese, just so we're on the same page.

Please let's not split hairs. Just imagine that you fancied a Chinese meal, the way you could get it 'at home'....

Where would you go in Phuket?

I'm pretty desperate, please help me out!

This question was asked before and no one came up with an answer.

Frankly, why would anyone open a UK/US style Chinese restaurant? The customer base would be tiny just compared to Thai style Chinese.

Why?

Because it's a cooking style loved by many expats and visitors.

A good restaurant would be successful.

Simple really.

So, you don't know of any such places, then?

See the first line in my previous post.

Why?

Because it's a cooking style loved by many expats and visitors.

A good restaurant would be successful.

Simple really.

So, you don't know of any such places, then?

Very top floor of the Paradise Hotel Patong.

Heck of a view too.

Posts baiting for defamatory comments have been removed. 

We went to "EAT" on Patak Road in Kata/Karon (I'm not sure where the border between the two is).

 

It's a steak and burger restaurant and I recommend it highly. Good cooking and service.

 

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g1215780-d7264891-Reviews-EAT_Bar_Grill-Karon_Phuket.html

 

how much for the burgers? Looking at the reviews, seems pretty good!

It wasn't cheap but it was good.

 

Sorry, I can't remember exactly....maybe 600 THB for their double-patty steak mince burger.

 

 

4 minutes ago, Tapster said:

It wasn't cheap but it was good.

 

Sorry, I can't remember exactly....maybe 600 THB for their double-patty steak mince burger.

 

 

 

I was thinking about trying this place ... but the images put me off.  

That's probably my photography!

 

I'm seeing a medium double patty and a surf and turf with half a lobster, all cooked perfectly.

 

Anyway, I'm not trying to sell this place to you. We enjoyed it.

 

Tapster, glad you liked EAT. The Owner Chris, very good guy, used to own the place across the street before some domestic matters had him sell. He's quite a good cook and typically has the staff on their toes so all-in-all for sure he's got a good operation as well as good food.

 

Nice recommendation for all out there. Cheers, GOM

On 7 August 2016 at 10:38 PM, grumpyoldman said:

Tapster, glad you liked EAT. The Owner Chris, very good guy, used to own the place across the street before some domestic matters had him sell. He's quite a good cook and typically has the staff on their toes so all-in-all for sure he's got a good operation as well as good food.

 

Nice recommendation for all out there. Cheers, GOM

Agree. Chris is a good friend of mine and he's a chef by trade, not a farang that's opened a restaurant as a business with no previous experience, and it shows.

 

The burger and fries with no add-ons is around 250 baht if I remember rightly. Drinks are a little pricey for a mid-budget place but the food price is fine for what you get. The chateaubriand is highly recommended, though he limits the number available each day so there's no wastage, the lamb shank also gets good reports, though I haven't tried it, and the duck breast I had a couple of nights ago for 399 baht was very tasty. 

 

The place mainly caters for tourists but a number of expats of all nationalities are also regulars. 

On 20/06/2016 at 6:56 PM, bearpolar said:

I tried Caffeine in Kathu after reading the article from jamie-monk and it was top notch.

None of those canned ingredients that are so common a little further south. Easily twice as good as all the places i have been told had the best pizza on the island and as good as in italy. If you've seen the pictures on jamie-monk, my pizza's looked way better and not burned at all.

A big +1 for Caffeine.............best Pizza on the island for mine and well priced given the rubbish offered up in the tourist belt.

Every once in a while, I hit "Wine Lovers", next to Rosovivo in Rawai (near Chalong circle)

They now have wraps on their new menu and I had the salmon wrap with pickles and parmesan cheese I believe it was. 
Very good. 
I am usually impressed with their food. 
It is first class, complete with lovely staff. 

IMO. 

Anyone who is tired of eating burgers cooked by a retired accountant or some thai guy that has never cooked anything but mama noodles.

 

Five loave burger in kathu right before patong hill.

 

Amazing and REALLY cheap.  Check their facebook for pictures, i don't want to give anyone heart attacks by posting here.

7 hours ago, bearpolar said:

Anyone who is tired of eating burgers cooked by a retired accountant or some thai guy that has never cooked anything but mama noodles.

 

Five loave burger in kathu right before patong hill.

 

Amazing and REALLY cheap.  Check their facebook for pictures, i don't want to give anyone heart attacks by posting here.

 

Its cheap because from what I can see on facebook, is they are serving sliders (Mini-burgers).

 

I don't mean that in a bad way, the food looks great and can probably order 3 different small burgers for the price of 1 premium burger.

 

Seems a good concept, especially appealing to Thais who generally don't like to eat "Heavy" and appealing to me at least because you can try different options.

 

Thanks for the tip 

They are not small. I was full with a single burger and that never happens.

32 minutes ago, bearpolar said:

They are not small. I was full with a single burger and that never happens.

 ok

 

Was there many times in april and may when they open new. Since then price go up but no improvement in service and quality. Still tasty.

11 hours ago, xvend said:

 ok

 

 

how hard is it to scroll down and look at an actual picture of the burgers?

 

The homemade buns are really filling, none of that sugar bread that others use.

I have a leftover bag of sauce, im gonna go smell it now.