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This 100-year-old two-story building is not only a gallery showcasing playful contemporary works, but a funky guesthouse with cafe and bar.
Mac-chiato House
This charming cafe serves homemade coffee and cakes. It’s set in the type of long and narrow old shophouse (some 20-30 meters deep), with a garden out the back, that’s particularly typical of Phuket Town.
Wua Art Gallery & Studio
This place was founded by Mr. Zen, an advertising executive who quit his job to pursue his passion for art.
Pirrera Cafe Bar
Housed in an old building on the corner of Dibuk, this cute cafe retains all of its original charm.
Sarasil Gallery
Founded in 1999, this gallery features the artwork of Somkiat Kaewnok who is well known for his original oil paintings.
China Inn
A renovated old family house, this place has a Sino Portuguese red facade, Chinese doors and beautiful floor tiles. It houses not only a restaurant but also a antique and handicraft shop.
I Mon Art Gallery
Owned by Tee Rojcheevaphan, this two-story gallery covers a range of contemporary Thai art styles.
Dibuk Restaurant
Dishes like sauteed chicken livers, braised wild boar and caesar salad are on offer at this cozy French spot.
Pab Khien Thai Art Gallery
A gallery featuring budding young Thai artistic talent.
Suay Restaurant
This place serves up creative Thai fare at low prices courtesy of Chef Tammasak Chootong, formerly a chef at Banyan Tree Hotels. Try the guay tiew lod salmon khao soy—steamed salmon in rice noodles served with yellow curry, B159 ($6.30)—and tum BBQ ma kue yao, which comprises grilled long eggplant and crab meat, B89 ($3.50). Dessert is a must, too, namely the mango sticky rice spring […]