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4worldlovers: The best local Thai restaurants in Phuket Town include some of the best restaurants on the entire island. The provincial capital is a gastronomic delight, with top-notch restaurants covering a variety of cuisines. Thai restaurants are particularly common, with little shophouse restaurants on practically every street. If you’re looking for the very best local cuisine in Phuket, you’ll almost certainly find it here, usually at exceptionally low prices.

In Phuket Town, the greater challenge is not in finding a genuinely local restaurant – allowing you to get a real taste of Thailand – but in finding the best of them. We’ve picked out the top choices, which combine delicious homemade food with great low prices.

One Chun Café & Restaurant on Thepkasattri Road is one of the best Thai restaurants in Phuket. That's a boast made all the more remarkable when you consider how affordable the prices are. The 13-page menu of this relaxed, vintage-style restaurant contains only genuine Sino-Thai and southern Thai dishes, most of which are seafood-based.

Among the most popular choices at One Chun is the crabmeat curry in coconut milk. The restaurant is very busy most days, with the majority of the customers being local Thais.

Kopitiam by Wilai offers an excellent taste of Phuket Old Town, combining a traditional vintage style with great homemade Thai food. It's a very small venue, with only 25 seats and Chinese-style décor. The day’s specials are written on a blackboard only in Thai, but the menu is in both Thai and English.

Top choices include pad prick Thai dam (black pepper chicken with mushrooms) and pad krapow gai (fried chicken with basil leaves), among other common southern Thai dishes.

Open: Monday–Saturday from 11am to 5pm and from 6.30pm to 9pm (closed on Sundays)

Raya Restaurant occupies a renovated Sino-Portuguese mansion on Dibuk Road. The sister-venue of One Chun Café & Restaurant, it takes diners back to the turn of the 20th century with very high quality local Thai dishes.

Signature dishes include caramelized and braised pork belly, spicy Phuket prawns and the crabmeat curry, all of which are bursting with flavor. Even though Raya Restaurant is the choice of important dignitaries and celebrities, the prices are affordable enough for it to be regularly filled by local Thais.

Natural Restaurant (or Tamachart Restaurant) is a rustic 2-storey venue that certainly lives up to its name. It has a thatch roof and lots of plants and trees in and around the dining rooms. The random bric-a-brac, including old valve radios, fish tanks made out of old TVs and computer monitors and the fully-functional electric train set just adds to the charm.

Natural Restaurant has a huge menu of over 200 affordable Thai dishes, including a particularly fine fresh oyster platter and steamed seabass in lemon sauce.

When you think of a restaurant belonging to a popular national brand, your first thought is perhaps not a 19th-century mansion with classic French décor. However, VT Namneung is an extremely popular brand and their Phuket restaurant on Wichitsongkram Road is astonishingly grand.

Despite this very smart appearance, the food is such good value for money that the 200-seat venue is regularly filled, mostly with local Thais. Favorites from the menu include prawns with tamarind sauce, chicken with cashew nuts and a full spectrum of green, red and yellow curries, with dishes priced between 100 and 200 baht each.

A great way to get a typical taste of Phuket is by going to Mee Ton Poe, a noodle institution located by the Surin traffic circle in Phuket Town. The shop is famous for its signature dish – stir-fried Hokkien mee or Hokkien noodles, consumed by local folks since 1946.

The thick yellow fried noodles with seafood, pork and vegetables toppings are best served with a half-cooked egg on top and accompanied by iced tea or sweet coconut drink. The restaurant can be very busy at midday – you may have to share a table with strangers.

Open: Tuesday–Wednesday from 10am to 8pm, Thursday–Monday from 10am to 6.30pm