Locals blog
They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and this restaurant tops my list to start the day right. For the early birds, order their Breakfast sets or indulge in their freshly baked pastries and coffee. I promise you, the experience is heavenly. The divine smell of their freshly baked goods was enough to make my mouth water on the spot. That moment I bit into the crisp, light and flaky croissant crust – absolute perfection.
Brunch eats
• Burrata Salad 190 baht
• Toma Nixed Salad 80 baht
• Breakfast set 99 baht
• Croissant 55 baht
• Ham & Mushroom Cheese Pizza 180 baht
• Extra Sourdough bread 50 baht
• Latte 50 baht
• Mango & Apple Shake 40 baht each
• Lemon cake slice 40 baht
You read their social reviews, right? The menu is affordably priced and everything is top quality. The pizza was very good, and the Burrata salad was so satisfying! Uncle Toma’s is also very well known for pastries and breads, supplying to many local businesses and delivering straight to your doorstep. If you are in the area, drop by their restaurant to treat yourself with the day’s fresh bakes. One day I popped in after a meeting to get a cold drink for my long drive back to Rawai, and bought this plain-looking butter cake slice. Omg, it was moist and packed a flavorful lemon punch, but not overly so. If I was dining in, I would very likely have had 4-5 slices.
Christine is a Malaysian expat living in Phuket since 2015. As a Marketing & Communications specialist, she has worked and lived across South East Asia for 13+ years. Christine, better known as ‘Chrissy’ is a food enthusiast, dog lover and travel buff! She loves exploring new cuisines, new places and meeting new people from all around the world to share stories and experiences. When she is not busy working, she indulges in connecting with food with her tummy and with her heart. Her soul craves street food, intriguing venues and the story of the people behind them.
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