5 Great Jungceylon Restaurants
Where to Eat in Jungceylon Shopping Mall
Jungceylon is a wonderful destination for both shopping and dining. Around the areas known as the Port Square, Silang Boulevard and Sino Phuket Zone, you’ll find rows of restaurants, bars and coffee shops serving Thai, European, Korean, Japanese and Chinese cuisine. Like a large courtyard, the Sino Phuket Zone is an ‘open-air’ setup (it’s actually covered but the roof is so high up, you won’t notice it.)
Most venues along this strip provide not only indoors but also ‘outdoors’ seating, making it the perfect place to experience good food or to just hang out and people watch all year round, come rain or shine. Below are some top picks for places to eat in Jungceylon.
1. Churrasco Phuket Steakhouse
Good for: Food
Churrasco Phuket Steakhouse presents Gaucho burger sets while South American tunes tumble out of their sound systems. The décor of this restaurant is quite tasteful with an alfresco setup as well as an open-sided fan-cooled interior.
Gaucho burgers aside, you can enjoy a lomo, Angus, and a top flank steak here and order quite a few genuine articles such as chorizo and yerba mate S.A. tea as well as Chilean and Argentinean wines from the Spanish-English menu.
Location: Sino Phuket Zone, Ground Floor, Unit 3127, Jungceylon Mall, Patong, Kathu, Phuket 83150, Thailand
Open: Daily from midday to 11 pm
Phone: +66 (0)76 366 723
2. Wine Connection Deli & Bistro
Good for: Food
Wine Connection is a wine store that’s also known as the largest integrated wine store in Southeast Asia. The bistro at Jungceylon is where customers can enjoy their wine with great value European food.
Diners here can also select their own cold cuts and cheese platters which come directly from the deli store section located inside the restaurant. Wine Connection Deli & Bistro has a few more branches around the island, including Bangtao Beach, Chalong and Central Festival.
Location: Sino Avenue, Jungceylon, Patong, Kathu, Phuket 83150, Thailand
Open: Daily from 11 am to 11 pm
Phone: +66 (0)76 510 622
Wine Connection Deli & Bistro
3. Full Moon Brewworks
Good for: Food
Full Moon Brewworks is a microbrewery and restaurant that doesn’t just offer home-brewed ales. It also features imported English Coopers pale ale, stout, sparkling ale, Belgium favorites such as Duval and Westmalle and a rather pricey champagne ale (‘for those special occasions’).
Dishes served here include bangers n’ mash, German pork knuckles, pineapple fried rice and much, much more. An attractive place, Full Moon Brewwork is set away from the main rush of shoppers, so sitting outside here is enjoyable.
Location: Unit #2210, Rat-U-Thit 200 Pee Road, Patong, Kathu, Phuket 83150 Thailand
Open: Daily from 11 am to 11 pm
Phone: +66 (0)76 366 753
4. Irish Times Pub
Good for: Food
Irish Times is not only one of the biggest, but one of the best-looking establishments in Jungceylon. It’s kind of hard to miss because of the striking Irish green exterior and the wood-and-brick arrangement inside. The food selection includes European pub food as well as Thai and seafood.
The all-day Irish breakfast is quite good value with 2 eggs, sausages, bacon, black-and-white pudding, tomatoes, mushrooms, beans, toast, butter, a pot of tea or coffee and juice. The Irish Times has regular live music and friendly service.
Location: Sino Phuket Zone, Jungceylon, Patong, Kathu, Phuket 83150, Thailand
Open: Daily from 10.30 am to 11.30 pm
Phone: +66 (0)89 972 5122
Irish Times Pub
5. Urban Food
Good for: Food
Urban Food has branches in Bangkok and a sister restaurant in Central Festival. It has ambitions to be a chain but is still keeping things personal, and that’s good.
Food served here is generally meat-based with pies, steaks, skewers, pizzas, tagliatelle, spaghetti, ravioli and a whole raft of Thai dishes. All the same, Urban is not afraid of processed food and things could be a bit more organic.
Location: Sino Phuket, Jungceylon, Patong, Kathu, Phuket 83150, Thailand
Open: Daily from 9 am to 10.30 pm
Phone: +66 (0)76 366 192
Urban Food
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