Trisara Seafood

Trisara SeafoodLuxury Thai resort Trisara has enhanced its food and beverage offering with the opening of a new oceanfront seafood restaurant at the popular Phuket property.

Named Trisara Seafood, the property says the restaurant will “capturing the atmosphere of the French Riviera or Sydney Harbour in a gorgeous Thai setting” and is expected to be popular for guests of Trisara and those staying at other resorts on the island of Phuket.

The restaurant is designed with a private entrance, leading guests either to an outdoor, beachfront terrace under the palms or to the cool, relaxed interiors of the restaurant.

The classic, elegant design with its unpretentious, cool simplicity is reflective of the best Mediterranean seafood restaurants. Fresh blue and white tones and louvered shutters emote relaxed, sophisticated oceanfront dining.

Guests have the option of arriving by their own boat, using Trisara’s high season jetty, adding to the sense of occasion.

“We wanted to bring a truly international seafood experience to Phuket Island for the first time, inspired by the best seafood restaurants found on Capri, Sydney Harbour or in Saint Tropez,” said Executive Director and General Manager of Trisara, Anthony Lark.

“The focus of Trisara Seafood is simple, beautifully prepared fresh product from around the globe. Our Chef hand picks the freshest seafood from Phuket’s markets, along with the very best flown in from the Mediterranean.”

The menu incorporates sustainable, fresh seafood and produce from both Thailand and the Mediterranean, prepared by Executive Chef Kla, recently returned from Spain where he perfected techniques employed by three-Michelin Star rated restaurants El Cellar de Can Roca and Martin Berasatagui.

A feature dish will be a Seafood Platter for one or two, presented in a French Brasserie style on crushed ice. The dining experience will be heightened by Trisara’s Wine Spectator-award winning cellar, with its superb range of select wines.

James Wilkinson

Editor-In-Chief, Hotel Management