FOOD & SUPPLIES

Makro is directly across the street from Tesco Lotus and is also about 8-12 minutes away. Makro is well known for it’s fresh meat, fish, and produce departments. Makro is also known for buying items in bulk. This is one of the main sources of supplies for most restaurants on the island.

Tesco Lotus is the closest mall that services the Thalang District. It’s about 8-12 minutes away with 2 routes to getto and from. The mall has the Lotus department store featuring all grocery and shopping items. There is also a food court, kid’s court, and over 50+ shops and restaurants.

HOME IMPROVEMENT

Home Pro is entirely your home improvement store offering everything for the home. Bedding, housewares, kitchen supplies, garden, paint, and tools. Just 8-12 minutes from the villa.

CENTRAL FESTIVAL PHUKET

There are 2 Centrals in Phuket, and they are right next to each other. They are about 30-40 minutes away from the villa. Central department store, TOPS, and SF Cinema are some of the features that these two large malls share—plenty of name-brand stores for those who love shopping.

VILLA MARKET

Boat Avenue at Cherng Talay sub-district is Thailand’s first container mall with a surrounding retail and lifestyle area. Inspired by a similar project in Christchurch, New Zealand, Cherng Talay Development Company developed and opened Boat Avenue in 2012.

Located close to Laguna Phuket and Tinlay Place, Boat Avenue is a popular spot for local and international families and visitors. The lively area draws visitors from Bangtao, Surin, Layan, and Kamala beach areas and is also home to a regular Friday night market. With an international supermarket and a wide range of eateries, boutiques, and personal care centers, Boat Avenue has something for everyone.

ROBINSON LIFESTYLE

Robinson Lifestyle Thalang is the latest shopping mall in Phuket, located just next to the famous Heroine’s Monument; most travelers will drive by when coming from Phuket International Airport. The mall is a two-story building covering an immense surface and features all the classic brands you will find in all Thai shopping malls.

The mall mostly features the usual shopping names of the Central Brands: Super Sports and Power Buy. Then you’ll find many franchise restaurants: Bonchon, KFC, Pizza Company, Sizzler, MK Suki, Yayoi, a Japanese restaurant (Thai brand), and Hachiban Ramen. There is a vast food court, a popular way to eat in Thailand, and many coffee shops and bakeries: Bake A Wish, After You, Swensen’s, and Kamu Kamu.