Hana Cafe + Ramen Rawai is a Japanese ramen café in Rawai with a clear focus on a wide ramen selection. The menu covers different styles and preferences: tonkotsu and other classics, shoyu ramen, spicy Tom Yum–inspired bowls, and less common options like Iekei and a rich seafood tsukemen. Portions are generous — there’s plenty of noodles and meat, and one bowl is usually filling. Ramen prices typically fall in the 169–299 THB range.
What stands out most is the springy, pleasantly chewy noodles and bold, well-defined broths. The signature tonkotsu is worth ordering, as are the house-made gyoza and the char siu don. For drinks, the refreshing yuzu cola is a great pick. There are also snacks and a few more unusual items, such as potato dumplings and kabayaki with a noticeable charcoal aroma.
The interior is neat and understated with a Japanese aesthetic. Jazz plays at times, and the vibe is calm and low-key — more like a modern noodle shop than a flashy restaurant. Seating can feel a bit tight, and the air conditioning isn’t always strong enough during the hottest hours.
Service and consistency can be uneven: orders sometimes take longer than expected, an extra charge for additional spice isn’t always mentioned upfront, and some bowls may vary in saltiness, richness, or broth temperature. It’s also a good idea to confirm opening hours in advance.
-
Every Sunday at 16:00, the historic Thalang Road in Phuket Old Town transforms into a vibrant night market. For several hours, the road is closed to cars and fills with market stalls, the aromas of street food, music, and performances by artists. Here you can find unusual handmade souvenirs, clothing,...
-
A place for extreme adventures deep in the jungle. The courses vary in difficulty and feature ropeways, suspension bridges, nets, and of course, zip lines. At Jungle Xtrem Adventure & Zipline Park in Phuket, there are several levels of difficulty — perfect for both beginners and seasoned thrill-seekers. The park...
