Bristol is a busy metropolis, and the UK’s 10th largest city by population, with some 416,000 residents. It combines its traditional industrial roots with a growing commercial sector and a diverse, bohemian student population, to create a culture mix-up that makes for a vibrant and interesting city

The first place to check out Bristol Thai restaurants is by the harbour. The famous floating harbour (so called because of fixed water levels, by design) is home to a number of tourist attractions, in addition to bars, clubs and restaurants. While this might not be the best place for a quiet meal, it can be a great location to take in the Bristol culture and experience what this great city has to offer over a delicious Thai green curry.

Baldwin Street and the roads emanating from it can be a great source of hidden gems when it comes to restaurants, and the surrounding areas are no exception when it comes to Bristol Thai restaurants with at least four situated within ten minutes of each other. If you’re a big Thai fan, it would be possible to sample these four, before moving further into the Clifton area to experience the less accessible restaurants this city has to offer.

The areas surrounding the central University of Bristol campus are also home to a number of less mainstream Thai restaurants that serve a more discerning audience. While that doesn’t necessarily mean a higher price, it does mean the opportunity to encounter authentic Thai cooking that sticks to tradition and flavour, rather than vying for mass-market appeal.

Failing that, there are a range of print publications available on the Bristol Thai restaurant scene, many of which already mark the various Bristol Thai restaurants trading in the area. However, while this is good as a means of plotting the nearest to your location, it does fall short without reviews and recommendations for those that aren’t familiar with the city, who may have to resort to the Internet or the local press for independent information on the best places to eat.

The Bristol food scene is full to bursting with great restaurants and great value for money. In the competitive, cut and thrust city atmosphere, only the best survive, and when it comes to Bristol Thai restaurants, the competition is stiffer than ever. For food enthusiasts, that means the opportunity to sample some of the country’s best Thai cuisine at affordable rates in up-and-coming restaurants that have yet to be subjected to the popular media glare. It’s these hidden secrets that make Bristol a haven for food-lovers, and the ideal place to dine out.

Thailand is famed for its food, and nowhere is the food more divine than in Phuket. Phuket restaurants cover all the food bases. The star of the show is of course the local food. Whether you’re a fan of spicy curries or fried chicken, you’ll find countless dishes that will open your eyes to new taste sensations.
There are so many Phuket restaurants that it’s difficult to recommend one. You need only take a walk down the street and you’ll find restaurants, street vendors and all manner of places to eat. You simply pick one and see what it has to offer. The Thais are expert cooks revered for their street food.

Of course, Thai food isn’t all there is to try out while you’re in Phuket. There are restaurants in Phuket serving everything from Indian food to Mexican food.
Another popular type of restaurant in Phuket, particularly in Patong, are Indian restaurants. The trouble is that these restaurants are very expensive and the food is generally not worth writing home about. If you want to try out an Indian restaurant in Phuket, try Phuket Town, but forget about Patong.

If you’re a fan of Scandinavian food then you’re in luck. Phuket has its fair share of Scandinavian visitors. As a result, there are a number of Scandinavian restaurants in Phuket, notably in Kata-Karon. These restaurants are usually pretty cheap and the food is reasonable. Also worth checking out, if you fancy a bit of a splurge, are the restaurants at some of the high-end resorts, such as in Mai Khao. Though you’ll end up paying for it, there is some great food to be had in these high-quality Phuket restaurants.

Being an island, there is, of course, an abundance of seafood in Phuket. Trust the local to best know how to prepare seafood. There are too many seafood restaurants in Phuket to list, but there are some great spots to dine at dotted all over the island. While Phuket may not exactly be a gourmet food destination, the quality of many of the restaurants on the island is astounding. The best food by far can be found in the local restaurants. Dining out in Phuket is an experience in itself and one that you’ll never forget.