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Phuket's local cuisine is a delicious blend of Thai flavors with influences from Chinese and Malay cooking. One must-try dish is 'Mee Hokkien Noodle,' a stir-fried noodle dish that's a local favorite, often served with seafood.
• Don't miss the vibrant street food scene, especially at the night markets. You'll find everything from satay skewers to fresh grilled seafood. Be adventurous and try the 'Roti,' a sweet or savory pancake that makes for a perfect snack.
• If you're curious about cooking, consider joining a cooking class. Many local chefs offer classes that take you through markets to shop for fresh ingredients before learning to cook traditional dishes. It's a fantastic way to immerse yourself in the culture!
Opening days, menus and prices change, especially in quieter months. Check recent information, confirm dietary requirements directly and use busy, well-kept stalls or restaurants where food is cooked and stored properly.