Baan Prik Thai Hom is a small, family-run cafe in Patong, Phuket, on Nanai Road, just a short walk from Banzaan Night Market. It sits slightly away from the busy street: the entrance is tucked into a quiet lane, so if you’re arriving by car it’s easiest to get dropped off on the main road and walk a couple of minutes.
Inside, you’ll find a vintage-style setting in an old wooden house. Paintings, family photos, and charming little keepsakes with a sense of history make it feel like a cozy home dining room — somewhere people come to relax rather than rush. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming, with soft music in the background (the playlist may repeat at times). The dining area is clean, and friendly cats may wander around the property.
The food is homestyle Thai, cooked to order — well balanced rather than overly salty or heavily spiced, with clear, familiar flavors and neat presentation. Highlights include Massaman curry with roti (many choose the version topped with a fried egg), green curry, chicken with Thai basil, tom yum goong, and crab fried rice served with a light clear soup on the side. Dumplings and fried wontons are also popular. For drinks, guests often go for Thai milk tea or iced tea, lemonade, or freshly brewed coffee; for dessert, the banana samosa is a favorite. Prices are friendly and portions are generally generous, though a few dishes may feel smaller. Service can be a bit slow at peak times, especially when the cafe is full or you’re dining with a larger group.
