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Phuket has some dishes that you won't find elsewhere in Thailand. One of the must-try dishes is 'Mee Hokkien Noodle', a stir-fried noodle dish that's hearty and flavorful, often served with fresh seafood.
• Another unique dish is 'Nam Prik Goong Siap', a spicy shrimp paste that is traditionally enjoyed with fresh vegetables. It's a staple in local households and reflects the culinary influences from the Chinese community in Phuket.
• For a sweet treat, don't miss out on 'Bua Loy', a warm dessert made with rice flour balls in coconut milk, which is especially popular during festivals.
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.