TOP 5 FNB

Stir-fried egg noodles with seafood, pork and soy-based sauce, Hokkien Mee reflects Phuket’s Chinese-Hokkien heritage and coastal produce. Found in local eateries and markets across the island, this dish appears on many Phuket food guides as a classic savory noodle staple.

A slow-braised pork belly stew with soy, garlic and spices, Moo Hong embodies Phuket’s Southern Thai and Chinese fusion. This hearty dish is commonly served with rice and appears in many lists of Phuket specialties, representing the island’s culinary heritage.

A creamy crab curry stir-fried with curry powder, eggs and herbs, Pu Pad Pong Karee showcases Phuket’s seafood bounty. Frequently recommended in local food guides, this dish highlights the island’s coastal flavors and spice traditions.

A vibrant sour fish curry with tamarind, turmeric and chilies, Gaeng Som Pla represents Southern Thai curry traditions that differ from coconut-based curries. Local guides list it as a must-try for authentic Phuket flavors.

O-Tao is a Phuket specialty oyster and taro omelet blending Chinese, Malay and Thai influences, often paired with Lo Ba, deep-fried pork organs with tofu and sauce. Both items reflect street food traditions unique to Phuket.