Silk Restaurant & Bar

At Silk, inspired by the historic Silk Route, you’ll discover a remarkable fusion of East and West in every dish. The menu features grilled Thai specialities, fresh seafood platters, and an extensive selection of vegetarian and vegan options, all crafted with Phuket’s finest local ingredients. Dine al fresco on the terrace overlooking Kamala Bay, and as the sun sets, sip signature cocktails from the Silk Bar, from the tropical ‘Pink Goong Sarong’ to the zesty ‘Crazy Monkey’s Favourite Tom Yum’.

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address15 Moo 6, Layi Naka Lay Road, Kamala sub-district, Kathu, Phuket
openingHoursDaily 7am–10pm
phone+66 76 338 777
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Silk Restaurant & Bar

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