28points · on 4 of 6 lists: Phuket 101, Tripadvisor, HOMA and Experience Unique Bangkok
Torry's turns traditional Phuket desserts into ice cream inside a pastel pink Sino-Portuguese shophouse on Soi Romanee, the lane off Thalang Road. Its Bi-Co-Moi sets coconut milk ice cream on warm black sticky rice in a traditional brass bowl, which the staff wash for you to take home. Other flavors come from the local pepper cookie and from goat milk, and A-Pong, the Phuket crepe, is served with a scoop.
“Every scoop was rich, creamy, and made with fresh ingredients”
a Google reviewer
“On top of that, their souvenirs and snacks come in lovely packaging.”
a Google reviewer
17points · on 2 of 6 lists: Phuket 101 and Tripadvisor
Wanlamun has served Thai sweets on Phuket Road for decades and is the most popular Thai dessert restaurant in Phuket Town. The illustrated menu covers the walls, and the ingredients sit on counters out front so each bowl can be made up to order. Oh-aew, the Phuket iced dessert of banana jelly and red beans, is on the menu next to bua loi, rice-flour balls in sweet coconut milk.
“Light, comforting, and perfect after a meal.”
a Google reviewer
“The desserts were perfectly sweet and delicate, just as the name of the shop suggests.”
a Google reviewer
Devas' Lounge is the lobby lounge of the InterContinental Phuket Resort at Kamala. It is known for afternoon tea and a counter of more than twenty cakes, with banana and salted caramel the most popular. Thai coffee and a long tea list come with recommendations from the staff.
“Perhaps the best pastry shop in all of Phuket, a must try! Staff as always attentive and friendly.”
Ugozz, Tripadvisor
“The tea selection was outstanding, with a thoughtfully curated range of blends, each served to perfection.”
Vedes Nair, Tripadvisor
Be Sweet is a gelato shop on Phuket Road in Old Phuket Town with seats at the back, out of the sun. The counter includes dairy-free flavors, and the staff encourage you to taste as many as you like before choosing. The cheesecake flavor suits people who prefer a dessert that is less sweet, and the shop also pours soft serve in vanilla and strawberry.
“I recommend the Hazelnut flavour, Rum Rasin, and Biscoff.”
a Google reviewer
“Incredible gelato!”
a Google reviewer
Ang Ku is the tea house of the Proud Phuket hotel in Nai Yang, an ornate room with jazz playing and tables outside. Its Peranakan high tea set pairs blended teas with Phuket sweets that are hard to find in other hotels, alongside savory bites such as fried betel leaf with shrimp. The kitchen also cooks full Thai meals, including a curry served inside a fresh coconut.
“We ordered the Peranakan tea set and it was absolutely delightful.”
a Google reviewer
“Fresh organic coconut drink was divine.”
a Google reviewer
Google ratings from Google on 3 October 2026. Quotes are from the published lists and reviews named beside each one.
The lists we counted
- Phuket 101 · September 2026
- Tripadvisor · October 2026
- HOMA · April 2025
- Phuket Travel Blog · July 2025
- Experience Unique Bangkok · March 2023
- Wongnai · March 2024
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