Full Moon Brew Works

Visited in Summer 2016. As it's one of only a handful breweries in Thailand and the only one in the area, you will go there eventually when on Phuket - that is, when the lockdown hopefully ends. Quite typically for a craft beer venue in this part of the world, it tries a bit too much to be American and thereby loses some of its potential local appeal. On the other hand, the Jungceylon mall and specifically the Full Moon brewery offers a temporary, albeit still consume-centered sanctuary from the hectic vibe and the almost unbearable amount of sleaze that oozes from almost every corner of Patong. Prices were very western but admittedly the tom yam soup was superb. Service was top notch, while the beers were sadly merely mediocre. There were only two of them, plus a handful of bottled imports. I cherish the fact that I was able to visit this place, though ultimately in comparison with downing Singha after Singha on the beach, its appeal is limited.

By FAR the best Beer place in Phuket. Nice little brewpub with a decent selection of taps. Mostly own production but also some guest taps

Modern looking brewpub in a shopping mall in Patong. Quiet place at night compared to nearby madness, and good place to escape such madness for an hour or two. They do a flight, but only of their most basic lineup, the stuff you may have already encountered in bottles around Phuket area. Beers are average for the most part. Cool open seating plan. Service a little grumpy. Wifi available.

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Interesting place in Junceylon mall. Very nice decor, modern and stylish, tropical with glass art on ceiling, very striking. Beer was mediocre to good. Prices were higher than expected, similar to Canadian prices for the pint, at 220 baht. They do have 8 taps of imports at 285 baht per pint, with some Stone, Boulevard and nz Tuatara. No flights, 2 free tastes strictly inforced, limited English spoken.

As previously noted, this is in Patong's central shopping mall. It strives for Americana, but is prey Thai. The beers range from poor to good, the food was unnoteworthy. But it's a brewpub in Thailand.

Ignore rating, I went today and place is either being renovated, expanded or changing to a new restaurant. It would have nice to have some signage or a notice on the website.

Positive re-rate required. Expanding beer range driven by locally brewed pilot / experimental batches is a great and much needed development as, in view view, the core bottle range could struggle sometimes. Quality definitely on the up albeit coming off a low base. A unique business model for Phuket although at first glance you might get the impression there's a brewery on-site. Food is decent and fairly priced. House beer very well priced for Phuket ranging 200 to 260 baht a US pint. Beer quality aside the business set-up is of international standard.

Located conveniently in the Jungceylon Mall. They have some beers brewed on premise with varying degrees of quality and a couple of decent American and European bottled options (Stone, Deschutes, various trappists). Highly efficient service and decent pricing. Will definitely visit again if I ever should come to Patong once more.

Visited on a hot afternoon in February 2017. Located behind the big ship in the Jungceylon Shopping Center it is a nice place with an inside and an outside area. Four house beers on tap and one on bottle. Plus 20-25 guest beers on bottle from breweries like Stone, Brewdog, Rogue and Hitachino. After drinking Singha, Chang and Tiger in endless numbers for a week, this place felt like heaven for a moment. There is wifi. I ordered the ”Aussie burger” and it was ok.