Thai food tastes better when it comes with a jungle view, you will never forget. At Three Monkeys Phuket, every meal is a journey into nature, flavor, and tradition. Every dish here provides an authenticity with full of flavors.
Unique Jungle Atmosphere
Nothing feels like dining at Three Monkeys because of its unique jungle atmosphere. It provides a tropical setting that makes every dining experience exceptional, and the gentle breezes make everyone feel relaxed. It is the perfect spot to slow down, breathe deeply, and enjoy your food. As the restaurant offers an open-air dining area with expansive, separated dining areas, guests will feel like nature is wrapping them in a warm hug.
It creates an ideal place for couples to have a meaningful conversation in a peaceful ambiance. There are also private dining areas that feel more intimate and relaxed. You can talk for hours without feeling rushed. The view of green hills in the far away and Phuket town below makes everything feel like having a meal in a magical place.
Authentic Thai Flavors & Craftsmanship
Authenticity of the flavors and experience is what Three Monkeys does as the number one priority. The chefs know that good Thai food is all about balance. They ensure every dish brings a perfect harmony of spicy, sweet, sour, and salty flavors. Freshness is the key here.
Therefore, the restaurant uses locally sourced, freshest seafood and ingredients. Then, the chef carefully chooses the herbs and spices to make sure every plate is full of authentic Thai taste. Every dish you have here will tell a story of Thailand’s culinary excellence and creativity.
The dishes are also aesthetic, showcasing the Thai elements. Baked fish with herbs in Bamboo, and Tom Yum River Prawns Spicy sour soup, are examples of artistic food presentations at Three Monkeys.
Must-try Thai Food Options
At Three Monkeys, the menu is also diverse. You can find classic Thai dishes and some creative ones you might not expect.
One of the popular dishes that people think of as Thai food is Tom Yum Goong. It is a must if you love soup, and can pairs well with any dish as a supplement. This shrimp soup is spicy and sour, and that flavor. It has lots of fresh herbs that provide a tempting aroma. So, you will want to try this dish as soon as it reaches your table.
A mix of local vegetable platters is also a must-try for those who want to experience like a local. The dish is served with the chili paste, and it truly pairs well with the steamed rice. Fresh and calming local vegetables balance the heat of the chili paste.
Three Monkeys’ special Wanon Green Papaya salad is also a great option for those who want to bring back their appetite and enjoy the popular papaya salad taste. It is a refreshing option that certainly will make you feel satisfied. Seafood lovers can also enjoy the prawn salad with Tom Yum paste.
Jungle-style Cocktails & Drinks to Pair
Good food becomes even better with the right drink. Three Monkeys offers both classic and creative drink menus inspired by Thai flavors.
Three Monkeys’ special signature cocktails here use local fruits and herbs. These lcoal elements such as Mango, coconut, lemongrass, and kaffir lime bring fresh and tropical tastes to your glass.
Three Monkeys’ floral tea-time sets could be a great option for those looking for a refreshing and delightful drink option after lunch.
If you are not in the mood for cocktails, you can also enjoy Thai iced tea or fresh coconut water, too. Both pairs wonderfully with Thai food and help cool down the heat from spicy dishes. For wine lovers, Three Monkeys also offers a special wine list, too. Staff are happy to recommend the right glass if you are not sure what to choose.
Three Monkeys brings together the best of Thai flavors and Phuket’s natural beauty with a jungle vibe. For anyone who loves good food and breathtaking views, Three Monkeys is the perfect spot to enjoy a true Thai food dining experience. Here, every visit feels special, every dish tastes unforgettable. Are you ready to come and enjoy the true Thai dining experience at Three Monkeys?
