6 hour(s)
English
Included
Perfect blend of dining and entertainment in one evening
Learn about Thailand’s history, legends, and traditions
Experience vibrant flavours made from fresh local ingredients
Enjoy a sensory journey through Thailand’s culture and traditions
€ 46.97
€ 43.21
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Embark on an unforgettable evening that captures the very essence of Thailand through its sights, sounds, and flavours. Begin your journey with a sumptuous dinner featuring a variety of authentic Thai dishes prepared with fresh, local ingredients. Indulge in a feast of vibrant flavours and aromas as you enjoy a carefully curated menu that highlights the country’s rich culinary heritage. The elegant setting and warm hospitality create the perfect atmosphere for an immersive cultural dining experience.
After your meal, be captivated by a spectacular world-class show that brings Thailand’s history, traditions, and legends to life. Through dazzling performances, colourful costumes, and breathtaking stage effects, you’ll travel through different eras and regions of the country, experiencing its diverse culture and artistic expression. This unforgettable evening of entertainment and cuisine offers a true celebration of Thai heritage, making it a must-do experience for anyone visiting Thailand.
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An amazing, stunning show. I've never seen anything like it. A huge thank you to the creative people who came up with this show, to the organizers who thought of every detail, from greeting guests to the show itself and the varied animation in front of the theater. But most importantly, to the infinitely talented performers.
The production value of this show is utterly amazing. If you like musicals, Broadway, Cirque du Soleil or just great performances then this show is for you! We were able to get discounted tickets inclusive of transport to and from our hotel through a tourist/travel agency and shopped around at 3 of them before selecting the best deal. The buffet had a wide array of Thai, Chinese, Indian and even Western food and the vegetarian options were clearly labeled. We absolutely loved the Thai Village experience and the free snacks made on site at some of the key points were a welcome bonus! Would recommend this show to anyone visiting Phuket.
Amazing experience once again!This is my second visit to the Siam Niramit show, and it was just as amazing as the first time — the performance, costumes, and atmosphere are truly world-class! 🌟 However, I wish there was a proper indoor area to sit and enjoy a coffee for guests who book the show without the dinner option. The available refreshment station is in the open area with limited cold drinks only, and there were quite a lot of mosquitoes. Still, it’s an unforgettable experience that’s absolutely worth visiting! 👏
Gorgeous experience. I was left super super impressed, way more than I even imagined. Food is across the board simply delicious with a decent amount of options, and considering it's all you can eat buffet, it's amazing. The people are all genuinely kind and friendly, the decorations and overall vibe are definitely there, the costumes, the colours, the statues, everything. And then the show is a delightful experience to close everything up. You cannot record or take photos but it's absolutely worth it. Not too many people overall the day we've been here which made it all even more enjoyable as I don't know how crazy and crowded it can become during the peak season. Absolutely a must do in Phuket.
The place isn’t very easy to find. We came by motorbike and had to rely on navigation to reach it. The entrance is very open and spacious, with not much to see at first, but you’re greeted by staff and some small craft tables where you can try making things. From there, you enter the Thai Village area, which has small installations and demonstrations of traditional activities from the old days. The boat ride is available at an extra cost, and renting a Thai costume is 300 Baht per person. Drinks are not included, and no free water is provided. The second level holds the buffet area, with individual food stalls offering a variety of options, including vegetarian and non-fish dishes, though the majority of the food is chicken-based. I’m allergic to chicken, so I opted for fish. Strangely, many tourists seemed to pile their plates with pasta and fries over and over again. Tea, coffee, and water are available, but the atmosphere felt a little off — the staff seemed overworked and tired. There were many staff members, both maintaining the Thai Village and managing the buffet. Before the show began, I felt a little sorry for some of the animals on display, as they’re also part of the performance. They seemed tired, and the goats looked hungry. The staff were clearly juggling a lot — demonstrations, feeding, cleaning, and then performing in the show itself. The show was very large-scale, with dozens of performers. The costumes and stage setups were impressive, and there were definitely some highlights. However, no photos or videos of the main show are allowed. Some segments weren’t as strong, and one act in particular — where a random woman from the audience was pulled on stage to play an instrument — dragged on far too long, lowering the energy. After that, the performances started to feel rushed, perhaps because of how demanding it all is for the staff. The venue has the capacity for hundreds of people, but on the night we attended there were around 300 in the audience.
