Brunch cafés in Phuket
Eggs on sourdough in Rawai, dim sum mornings in Old Town.
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A Phuket breakfast can mean dim sum or eggs on sourdough. The older habit belongs to Phuket Town: siew boi, the local dim sum, eaten with Chinese tea between about 06:00 and 08:00, and kanom jeen, fermented rice noodles with coconut-based curries, best between 06:00 and 10:00.1
The café brunch is strongest in Phuket Old Town, which has the most brunch cafés, followed by Rawai–Nai Harn and Chalong. As of 2026, a full breakfast in Rawai's small cafés costs ฿150–250, and an English or Australian-style plate ฿180–280.2
Local tip: For siew boi with the locals, reach Boonrat 1 or Juanhiang between 06:00 and 08:00, then walk to an Old Town café for a second coffee once it opens at 08:00.1
Where these cafés are: Phuket Old Town (8), Rawai & Nai Harn (5), Chalong (4), Kata & Karon (3), Patong (1), Phuket Town (1), Cherng Talay & Srisoonthorn (1), Kathu (1).
At a glance
- Opens earliest: Yo's Cafe, from 06:30 (Daily 06:30–21:00).
- Closes latest: Coffee house cafe, until 23:00 (Daily 07:30–23:00).
- Most common features: wi-fi (88%), bakery café (63%), vegetarian options (13%).
Cafe Del Sol
Coffee house cafe
Neko Cat Cafe Phuket
PLACE Coworking
Rose Espresso
The Book Cafe
The Syrniki
มายามี่
Miami
Krata Thong
a.dessert.moments
- Wi-Fi
- Wheelchair access
- Bakery café
- Open late
- Brunch
Beach Coconuts Bowls
Feel Sion Cafe
Maybelle’s Coffee Garden
Yo's Cafe
Bread O’clock
Downtown Cafe
Fit geek
Gallery Cafe by Pinky
Napoleon Bakery
tiramisu bakery
Welcome
Rabbit
Wilson's Cafe
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Siew boi and kanom jeen before the cafés open
Two dim sum houses, the Guangdong-style Juanhiang on Chana Charoen Road and Boonrat 1 behind the fresh market off Bangkok Road, both say they have been serving for about a century.1 Compared with Cantonese dim sum, the Phuket kind is sweeter and heavier on fried snacks, and it comes with chili sauce instead of soy. Boonrat 1 adds joek (rice congee) to the menu.1
For kanom jeen, Po Lamai at the corner of Satun and Dibuk Roads is a standard stop, and diners order an iced coffee as they sit down.1 Aroon, one of Phuket Town's Muslim restaurants, makes roti to order and serves cha-chuk, a frothy pulled tea-and-coffee drink.1
Old Town brunch cafés
Yo's Cafe is the early riser, open daily from 06:30. Rose Espresso and Cafe Del Sol open at 08:00, as does Gallery Cafe by Pinky, which closes at 17:00.
Krata Thong at 184 Phuket Road starts later, at 10:00, and serves until 20:00. a.dessert.moments opens at 11:00 for a late brunch every day except Tuesday, and Welcome stays open until 21:00 on Wednesdays. Downtown Cafe is at 54/8 Montri Road.
Rawai and Nai Harn: eggs, bowls and syrniki
Wilson's Cafe at 31/44 Soi Sai Yuan lists poached eggs on sourdough at ฿90, a two-egg omelette at ฿60, a Big Breakfast at ฿280 and steak and eggs at ฿350, VAT included, in Phuket 101's August 2026 review. A bulletproof coffee made with coconut oil and butter costs ฿130.3
Along the same soi, The Syrniki is named for syrniki, fried Eastern Slavic pancakes of quark (curd cheese), and opens daily 08:00–17:00.4 Russia, one of the cuisines syrniki belong to, was also Phuket's biggest international market in 2024, with 1,069,597 arrivals, up 26% on the year.45
Neko Cat Cafe Phuket at 39/57 Sai Yuan serves brunch every day except Tuesday. The Book Cafe on Soi Suan Wat runs Tuesday to Saturday 08:30–17:30.
Chalong, Kata and Patong
In Chalong, tiramisu bakery serves from 06:30 and Bread O’clock from 07:00. Burger Cafe’ by Chef Tan on Soi Chaofa 26 opens Tuesday to Sunday 10:00–20:00, and PLACE Coworking on Chaofa West Road serves brunch and stays open until 23:00.
In Kata, Fit geek opens daily 08:00–19:30 and Maybelle’s Coffee Garden Tuesday to Sunday 09:00–18:00. In Patong, มายามี่ at 79/1 Phra Metta Road serves 09:00–18:00, and Napoleon Bakery in Cherng Talay does brunch 08:00–17:00 except on Tuesdays.
Sources
- Phuket Street Food: Where and What to Eat in Phuket Town, Grantourismo, Lara Dunston (updated October 24, 2025), accessed October 2026
- Phuket bakeries and breakfast spots, Phuket Expat Guide (August 19, 2026), accessed October 2026
- Wilson's Cafe, Rawai, Phuket 101 (updated August 17, 2026), accessed October 2026
- Syrniki, Wikipedia, accessed October 2026
- Phuket Hotel and Tourism Market Review, February 2025, C9 Hotelworks, accessed October 2026
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Brunch in Phuket: questions
Which Phuket neighborhoods have the most brunch cafés?
Phuket Old Town has the most, followed by Rawai–Nai Harn and Chalong. In Old Town, Yo's Cafe opens at 06:30 and Krata Thong on Phuket Road serves until 20:00. In Rawai, Wilson's Cafe, The Syrniki and Neko Cat Cafe Phuket are all on Soi Sai Yuan.
How much does breakfast cost in Rawai, Phuket?
As of 2026, a full breakfast in Rawai's small cafés costs ฿150–250, and an English or Australian-style plate ฿180–280. At Wilson's Cafe on Soi Sai Yuan, poached eggs on sourdough cost ฿90, a Big Breakfast ฿280 and a bulletproof coffee ฿130.
Where can you eat dim sum for breakfast in Phuket Town?
Juanhiang on Chana Charoen Road and Boonrat 1, off Bangkok Road behind the fresh market, both say they have served dim sum for about a century; go between 06:00 and 08:00. Phuket dim sum, called siew boi, is sweeter than Cantonese and heavier on fried snacks, with chili sauce instead of soy.
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