FIF TEA Phuket is a tea spot in the heart of Phuket Town on Montri Road, known for Thai tea served in creative, unexpected twists. The interior has a cozy, hip feel — warm lighting, charming little details, and neat photo corners make it a comfortable place to chat at an unhurried pace or duck in for a short break from the heat.
The star of the menu is the Thai Tea Peanut Butter. Fragrant Thai tea is blended with a lightly salty, nutty peanut butter paste, creating a drink that’s rich and creamy without being overly sweet. The menu also includes Thai tea with coconut, a version with orange pulp, Southern Thai tea, classic Thai milk tea, almond milk tea, lemon tea, and strong black tea. Many drinks let you adjust the sweetness level, which is handy if you prefer it “less sweet.” A special mention goes to the Japan Peach Tea — bright, lightly tangy, and refreshing, it works especially well in the middle of the day.
For something to snack on, people often pair their tea with croffles and toast. The crisp croffle complements Thai tea nicely, while the thick, warm toast topped with Thai tea custard/sauce adds a soft, dessert-like touch. There are also generous ice cream portions with a nut-forward theme.
It can get busy during the day, and prices feel closer to the premium end — reflecting the unique recipes and presentation. Parking is convenient: there’s one free hour across the street at Pearl. Grab delivery is available. Hours are 09:00–17:00, closed on Mondays.
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