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 The
only restaurant in Phuket chosen by "National Geographic
Channel" and "The Travel Channel" in December
2001 as the location for filming for two travel documentaries
to be shown worldwide.
Chosen
by Thomas Cook Travel, December 2001 for promotional photography
on Thailand.
Filmed
in 2001 by Capital Television for "Destination Thailand"
and "Travel Asia & Beyond" shown worldwide.
Filmed
in January 2002.by Australia's Channel 7 for the award
winning television program "The Great Outdoors".
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It's
cocktail hour at Baan Rim Pa.
Not
quite a "local" - most clientele are far
from home - nor a singles bar - mainly couples -
but the infectious affability of the palace does
conjure up notions of both. To add to confusion,
delicious aromas of traditional
Thai cuisine air around
your nostrils while the lazy wind from the Andaman
Sea blows through the open windows. This is an experience
to be remembered. |
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Business
Traveller magazine |
| Baan
Rim Pa has the winning combination of a stunning
location overlooking Patong Bay and Thai cuisine
that is praised in the international media, along
with an intimacy that makes you feel welcome the
minute you enter the door. |
Venue
Thailand |
| The
glorious daily sunset is one of the island's treasured
natural attractions. Do it in style with a tropical
drink and some tasty Thai cuisine at the award-winning
Baan Tim Pa. This magnificent restaurant is located
in a strategic spot on a rocky cliff overlooking
the bay. As the red orb sinks low beyond the horizon,
the traditional Thai setting of the restaurant paints
a romantic mood. |
Silk
Winds - Inflight magazine |
| Without
a doubt, Baan Rim Pa is a class act. Perched on
the cliffs at the north end of Patong Beach, this
Thai gourmet restaurant offers the best in everything
from its spectacular view and elegant décor
to
its attentive service and creative menu
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Quest
magazine |
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