TThe name Little Paris French cuisine restaurant on Phuket speaks for itself. Here, you can feel like you’re on a Parisian street, despite the surrounding palm trees.
Little Paris French restaurant in Phuket's Bang Tao area is an authentic corner of France under the palm trees. The restaurant owner — French chef Mario Ninotta — was once so impressed by his vacation in Phuket that he decided to bring French culinary culture to the island. For Mario, it was important to convey all components of French traditions: professional approach to food, exquisite presentation, compliments from the chef, and creating a sense of shared dining, which is a significant social aspect in France.
On the Little Paris menu, you'll find French, Italian (the chef is half Italian), European and Thai dishes with a subtle French touch.
On weekends, the restaurant hosts theme parties with DJs.
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