Food Bazaar

4 Carly Galbraith - 3 years ago

Cute little food court with a tonne of selection! The fresh fruit beverages were some of the best drinks I've ever had in my life and they're so simple!!!!! The food was also fantastic and there was an insane amount of variety. The only thing I found a little strange is that you have to purchase a cash card before you're able to buy anything and then you have to go back to refund anything left on the card... or you just end up.spending it all...

4 Rattan Muttoo - 4 years ago

Clean and tourist friendly food bazaar below the main mall in Patong. Cuisines range from Chinese to Thailand and Japanese but everything seems to have a Chinese influence. Prices are higher than restaurants outside but if you're looking for an easy option while walking around the shopping mall then this place is worth checking out. Try the Tom Yum Seafood (140 Bhat) - it was really good and the seafood was well cooked. Overall worth a visit if you're in the mall

4 Bee Kim - 4 years ago

The food bazaar in Jungceylon shopping mall uses the card system where patrons have to load a minimum of 500 baht. The balance needs to be redeemed on the same day. The Chinese style stir-fried veggie and garlic pork dishes were appetizing and served in quite a big portion.

4 Regina - 2 years ago

Lots of solid food options in an air conditioned mall basement. My boyfriend and I had

+ rice with roast duck
+ Tom yum pork noodle soup
+ thai iced coffee

All reasonably good! Mostly thai and chinese food. You put your money into a mall card to pay, so we walked around to pick our food and put the exact amount on the card, which I would recommend doing.

5 Lizawati Abdullah - 2 years ago

Good food, quality and price. For halal food, do eat without ‘was-was’ or doubt. Their halal certified by the muslim commitee, eat with confident. 4 stall with halal status with different menu. Our fried rice, tomyum gong(taste better than kusuma), and pad thai full with shrimp cost me not more than 400 baht.I enjoy eat here very much, clean and taste good. I regret that we only visit here on our last nite in phuket. Do come at ur first few days in phuket, u wont regret

5 Gert van Dijk - 5 years ago

Pretty good experience here compared to local restaurants which tend to be noisy. Lots of choice and average prices. Portion size was good too for the price range 100-160 Baht per meal. Been here three times during low season (May 2017).

4 Arturs Mons - 2 years ago

Love it! Plenty of food options, all sort of cuisines available and fair pricing. If you are keen to try a lot of different Asian foods this could be easiest option, one place stop for your convenience.