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Karma Kafe
An open-air vegetarian kitchen on the west coast — homemade pasta, dahl bowls, and a long communal table that fills up at sunset.
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← The Island
Food
Food on the island.
Where we eat on our days off — coastal seafood, vegetarian kitchens, and the specialty coffee that took ten years to arrive.
Our shortlist
[Intro placeholder — Ati to write] A short editorial introduction to the food scene on the island, our favourite kitchens, and the rhythm of when to go where.
4 places to eat, all within a scooter ride of Lana Garden.
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Where to go
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Fisherman's Restaurant
Wooden pier dining over the bay — whole grilled snapper, a salt-crusted seabass, and the best seat in the north for the sunset.
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Roots Cafe
Tiny specialty-coffee bar tucked behind the yoga shala — single-origin beans, oat lattes, and the closest thing to a Melbourne morning on the island.
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Pure Vegan Heaven
Raw-vegan kitchen behind a small jungle garden — buddha bowls, kombucha on tap, and the sharpest cold-pressed juices in Phangan.
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Keep exploring
Beaches
From Bottle Beach in the north to the wide sand of Haad Yao — the bays we walk to, the ones worth the longtail boat, and the few worth skipping.
Nature
The waterfalls and viewpoints inland — most under twenty minutes by scooter, all of them under an hour on foot.
Sport
Freediving, yoga, calisthenics, MMA — drop-in classes, week-long intensives, and the small community that makes you stay another month.
Wellness
Massage huts, breathwork retreats, and the quiet spas that don't advertise.
Plan your week with us.
Tell us when you're coming and what you're after — we'll send back a day-by-day shortlist before you arrive.
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