Sunny Cafe in Phuket is a small, tidy coffee spot with a calm vibe and a spotless dining area. It’s the kind of place where you naturally slow down in the morning: the space feels cozy, the staff are genuinely warm and welcoming, and everything is served without any rush.
The main reason to stop by is the coffee and matcha. Their cappuccino and caramel macchiato are bold yet well‑balanced, with no harsh bitterness. The matcha is the real deal — high‑quality Japanese matcha with a rich flavor and the right, smooth texture, which is surprisingly rare in this area.
Pair your drink with desserts: fresh pastries, a delicious cinnamon roll, honey cake, and especially good glazed curd bars. You can enjoy them in the cafe or take them to go — the packaging and portion sizes make takeaway easy.
It’s also convenient if you’re driving, but parking nearby can come with strict restrictions. It’s best to check in advance where you’re allowed to stop to avoid any awkward situations. Prices are pleasantly reasonable and remain in an affordable range.
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