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Sunday Brunches On Phuket

Lannatyne

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Lannatyne Silver Member

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Wish to do a couple of good brunches with friends in the coming weeks. Many come and go here, so which are the current good ones to consider? Needs to have child facilities, too.

I went to the one up at the Laguna Holiday Club (or something sounding like that) a few years ago, and I still rate it as the best I've been to on Phuket. Is that still going?

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Pollywaffle Senior Member

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Club Yamu, turn right at Heroines Monument if heading North, has been having a big advertising campaign lately. I haven't been there myself but it is fairly new and looks very child friendly.

Peterocket Gold Member

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I think the best Sunday Brunch running at the moment is The Twin Palms in Surin. 1500baht including half a bottle of wine.

I dont really know what child facilities are...if you mean a bathroom then they have one of those. I dont have offspring.

grumpyoldman Platinum Member

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Be aware both Moevenpick's brunch and Indigo Pearl's are closed for low season.

I see Two Chefs is advertising a Saturday Brunch, couldn't tell you which branch though as they have a few.

If poster Thaigerd recommends Twinpalms, then thats what you should do as he knows food.

YouBuyMeDrink Apprentice Member

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I went to the best brunch ever at Indigo Pearl Hotel near the airport. Full range of top-class meat, Australian Ribeye Grain fed with 30 days aged, NZ lamp rack, 5-6 type of Fine De Claire Oyster and many more. It's a must go. If I still remember it correctly, brunch with free-flow of non-alcohol drink for 1,299++ and brunch with free-flow of beer, wine & sparkling 1,399++.

Search online for contact information.....Want to have some more of those Fine De Claire with a sparkling (prefer Champagne but can't afford on every meal haha).

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Sadiegirl1975 Apprentice Member

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IMO overpriced kak with pretentious staff and customers

:sick:

I think the best Sunday Brunch running at the moment is The Twin Palms in Surin. 1500baht including half a bottle of wine.

I dont really know what child facilities are...if you mean a bathroom then they have one of those. I dont have offspring.

Peterocket Gold Member

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IMO overpriced kak with pretentious staff and customers

:sick:

I think the best Sunday Brunch running at the moment is The Twin Palms in Surin. 1500baht including half a bottle of wine.

I dont really know what child facilities are...if you mean a bathroom then they have one of those. I dont have offspring.

Fresh crab, prawns, sashimi, sushi, raquette, roast duck, lamb, beef, salad and huge range of cheese and fresh bread , all you can eat for 3 hours with half a bottle of wine for 1500 baht. I guess if you dont like meat, cheese, seafood or wine it is a complete ripoff....

grumpyoldman Platinum Member

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IMO overpriced kak with pretentious staff and customers

:sick:

I think the best Sunday Brunch running at the moment is The Twin Palms in Surin. 1500baht including half a bottle of wine.

I dont really know what child facilities are...if you mean a bathroom then they have one of those. I dont have offspring.

Fresh crab, prawns, sashimi, sushi, raquette, roast duck, lamb, beef, salad and huge range of cheese and fresh bread , all you can eat for 3 hours with half a bottle of wine for 1500 baht. I guess if you dont like meat, cheese, seafood or wine it is a complete ripoff....

and considering it's the longest running Sunday Brunch in Phuket might suggest there are a lot of people that don't share the opinion of sadie1975.

stevenl Star Member

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Fresh crab, prawns, sashimi, sushi, raquette, roast duck, lamb, beef, salad and huge range of cheese and fresh bread , all you can eat for 3 hours with half a bottle of wine for 1500 baht. I guess if you dont like meat, cheese, seafood or wine it is a complete ripoff....

That still leaves the pretentious staff and customers.

paahlman Advanced Member

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You got a point.. I am not sure.. I haven`t been there for some months. I would check their website or give them a call.. I would think they do their lunch, but who knows..

It is good.. and you could use their exellent rock pool to lapse in... :)

Check out vijjitt resort in Rawai.. Some say its very very good...

Is their restaurant even open? I know of no one that goes there.

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merijn Gold Member

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I went to the best brunch ever at Indigo Pearl Hotel near the airport. Full range of top-class meat, Australian Ribeye Grain fed with 30 days aged, NZ lamp rack, 5-6 type of Fine De Claire Oyster and many more. It's a must go. If I still remember it correctly, brunch with free-flow of non-alcohol drink for 1,299++ and brunch with free-flow of beer, wine & sparkling 1,399++.

Search online for contact information.....Want to have some more of those Fine De Claire with a sparkling (prefer Champagne but can't afford on every meal haha).

Share your thought...

I think the prize went up lately.

I paid almost 3800 Baht for two WITHOUT wine.

Very good, maybe the best on the island but it is getting to expensive and to crowded.

The cramp in a lot of tables in the inside area. ( ground floor )

petercallen Platinum Member

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Check out vijjitt resort in Rawai.. Some say its very very good...

Its so so, we went when they had the mothers day special

The food was OK but in different rooms you had to look for it

merijn Gold Member

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Twin palms +1

Yes very good but it's getting boring.

Always the same with exception of the special and even then they only have a few different specials.

That's way i'm looking for a different place. ( besides Twin Palms and Indigo )

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