Buffalo Steakhouse

Kata Beach Restaurants and Dining

Buffalo Steakhouse Kata Beach Restaurants and Dining in Phuket Thailand
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Buffalo Steakhouse in Kata Beach, while there is two Buffalo Steakhouse Restaurants in Kata, One in the north part near Dino Park, and one a bit more down the south parts of Kata Beach. The quality of food and service is similar, as can be expected since this is a steakhouse, steak is what they do best, and the chef is Scandinavian. The most popular of the two seems to be the one at Kata Plaza in the south, good food is served at reasonable prices, a small salad bar for you to enjoy while waiting for the steak. It's very popular among the Scandinavian's visiting Phuket, sometimes it can be a bit crowded.

After the Tsunami, By February 2005 many damaged and most undamaged resorts were back in business, and throughout 2005 life slowly returned to normal for the people of Phuket. Following strenuous recovery programs, there is no remaining tsunami damage other than at the most remote beaches.

Steak is priced like other steakhouses in the are, the most expensive steak on the menu goes for THB 1290, and is highly recommended for an amazing meal, as it should be for that price.

Thai cuisine served here is priced around THB 129 per dish, Chang Drought Beer goes for THB 59 per glass.

It's definitely one of the places to go when you crave for some western food, especially if you are Swedish. When going there for dinner, make sure you do not go to late in the evening.

Ranking : Food : 6/10, Service : 7/10, Value : 6/10, Atmosphere: 7/10 Customer Rating : 6/10

Opening hours are 9:00 - 24:00, recommended for Steak, Pizza, Scandinavian and Thai food.

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