Mustache Bar & Restaurant in Phuket is a cosy spot for breakfast, brunch, or lunch, with a calm, clean atmosphere. The space feels stylish and refreshingly laid-back: boho accents, decorative vases with dried flowers, soft lighting, and a well-chosen playlist that adds vibe without getting in the way of conversation. There’s an air-conditioned seating area, and the restrooms are kept neat.
The kitchen’s main draw is all-day breakfast paired with a straightforward European-style menu. Expect sourdough toast with avocado and salmon, omelettes, granola and breakfast bowls, hash browns, potato pancakes, syrniki (sweet cottage-cheese pancakes), as well as dumplings like vareniki and pelmeni. Portions are generous, and the presentation is modern and tidy. If you’re in the mood for Asian flavours, they also serve tom yum, pineapple fried rice, and teriyaki chicken. Spice levels are easy to adjust — just ask for fresh chilli. The chicken is halal.
Drinks and desserts are another reason to stop by: coffee (including cappuccino and iced Americano), smoothies, juices and detox drinks, cocktails, cakes, and other sweets. As a rough guide, most dishes cost around 200–300 THB, and a 5% service charge may sometimes be added.
A few small notes: some items may taste milder than expected or be slightly off in salt or sauce balance, and the coffee can come across as a bit lighter than you might prefer. Overall, it’s a good place for unhurried meals, attentive service, and familiar flavours without any fuss.
