Bangkok 101 at Jungceylon Phuket is a cozy cafe-bistro inside the shopping mall — an easy place to escape the heat thanks to strong air conditioning. The interior is neat and stylish, seating is comfortable, and if you prefer, you can choose a more pleasant spot outdoors in the garden area.
Its biggest advantage is a large Thai and international menu, with clear descriptions and photos. You’ll find rich, flavorful curries (Massaman, Panang, and green), pad thai, and tom yum that’s genuinely spicy, along with crispy spring rolls, som tam, satay, morning glory, and gyoza. Seafood options are also popular, including seabass dishes and pineapple fried rice with shrimp or crab. If you’re not in the mood for Thai food, there’s pasta (including carbonara), Greek salad, steaks — even a tomahawk — and thin-crust pizza with a crisp base. Drinks include cocktails, smoothies, Thai milk tea, and wine; chicken and beef are available in halal versions.
Service is efficient: food arrives quickly, the staff are friendly and attentive, and communication in English is easy. It’s also family-friendly, with a kids’ menu and coloring pages, and there’s sometimes music to keep children entertained.
A few things to note: prices can be above average by Thai standards, and tax is added to the bill; some dishes may come in smaller portions. Overall, it’s a convenient choice both for a filling dinner and for a quick lunch at Jungceylon.
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