Phuket Thai

It's okay food. Mediocre.
My favorite dish is the Shrimp/Chicken Rad Na. I'd pass on the Crying Tiger, it was neither a tiger, nor did it leave me crying. Bland. Bah. They serve Chang beer.
Prices are moderate. Service and decor was okay.

We have driven by packet restaurant quite a few times and decided to stop by one night. I am so glad that we did! There were so many choices it was almost overwhelming but each choice has a brief description of the dish. Each dish also comes with a choice or tofu, chicken, beef, or shrimp and in a family with both vegetarians and meat eaters, this is wonderful because everybody gets what they want.

Is this the saying on their sign. You could easily pass the establishment by since it's located next to a four-wheel-drive accessory store and a bar. But once you go inside you will see it's a very popular place. The food is very delicious and reasonable and if you go during the week at lunchtime they have special lunch prices. And the lunch specials are all very very good I tried them all, but come back in order off their normal menu and you will be delighted with some of the special items they have. When the food arrives at our table we can imagine we could eat it all, when all of a sudden our plates are empty, it's that good.

Any of their curries are a good start, Pad Thai is good but definitely try some other specialty items off their normal menu. Service is always friendly and food is always fresh. I come back on a very frequent basis and it is definitely one of my favorite Thai restaurants in the area.

I cannot lie, I went in there because the name appealed to me. The food was decent and came in good portions. It also was moderately priced. I'd recommend. And do take a picture outside with the sign for good memories.

This place has been around HB for years, changed hands several times... but never seems to get beyond a certain point.... the food is OK...but always just lacking of something... definitely no comparison to Thailand...
My local HB favorite is SilkThai on Beach (about 1 mile away) or Thai Nakorn in G.G.