Vrindavan is a purely vegetarian Indian restaurant in Phuket — an easy place to find comforting, “just like home” food even in the middle of a Thai holiday. It’s tucked inside a market/shopping area away from the main streets, but the interior feels neat and modern, with a warm, calm atmosphere and a distinctly homey touch.
The menu leans on Indian classics and Mumbai street food: vada pav, pav bhaji, “Mumbai pizza,” and breakfast dosas. If you’re after something more filling, there’s paneer butter masala, dal khichdi, veg triple Schezwan rice, and hakka noodles. Standouts include Punjabi-style dum aloo, soft kulcha, and a cheese-and-garlic naan. Drinks and sides stay true to the theme as well — think chaas and masala papad.
One of the restaurant’s key strengths is its Jain menu, along with the option to make dishes gentler on the stomach: spice level and seasonings can be adjusted on request. Portions are generous, flavors are rich yet balanced, and food arrives without a long wait. Takeaway and delivery are available, including to villas.
Service is attentive and unhurried: the staff are polite, helpful with recommendations, and keep the kitchen running smoothly. They’re happy to tone down the heat when asked — though if you’re expecting maximum fire, a few dishes may come across as a bit on the mild side.
-
One of the most picturesque and popular spots on the island, this cape offers stunning views of the Andaman Sea and Nai Harn Beach. Here, you can immerse yourself in the beauty of nature, take plenty of gorgeous photos, and witness an extraordinary sunset at a scenic cafe. You can...
-
Phuket Town, also known as Old Phuket Town, is the island’s main hipster and backpacker haven, as well as a great opportunity to explore its history and enjoy a leisurely walk. This is where rare architectural attractions of Phuket are concentrated. It is a truly unique part of the island...
