I stayed around the Patong beach area and luckily I was able to find some halal places -which also had enough seafood options- and some vegetarian dishes were also on the menu.

~SIAM Phuket – Seafood Restaurant
During our stay, we visited this place two times. That can only mean that we were really satisfied with the food. You are able to pick your own seafood and let the helpful staff know how you want this to be prepared. There were some dishes that were vegetarian, but that’s not what this place is known for. They are known for grilled seafood, traditional Thai food such as Tom Yum, Pad Thai and Curry.

Price: $-$$
Suitable: Halal sign outside and mostly seafood

~Sultan’s Grill Authentic Turkish & Indian Cuisine

As the name already implies, this is a combination of a Turkish and Indian cuisine. Now I don’t eat meat but I saw some good “meat food show” at some tables going on. Fear not, for the vegetarian amongst us, the Turkish cuisine has some Pide (flatbread with spinach or cheese on top) and the Indian kitchen has plenty of non-meat specialties. I tried the Mix Chaat (deep fried potatoes, chickpeas dipped in mint & yoghurt sauce) which was slightly on the spicy side but flavourful.

Take into account that it can be crowded sometimes and you might need to wait or make a reservation upfront.

Price: $-$$
Suitable: Halal and vegetarian

~Torry’s ice cream

Torry’s is located in the Old Phuket Town and it is a desserts place. Next to their ice cream with different taste, such as coconut milk & blue pea flower, goat milk, moon cake, they are also known for its sticky rice coconut milk. However, I decided to try their croissant with kaya and it tasted good. If you like the vintage/ luxurious feel then you might consider to take a seat inside.

Price: $-$$
Suitable: for dessert, as far as I know nothing odd in terms of ingredients