Laguna, Cherngtalay
Since 2011
About Deepawali
Two Indian restaurants in Thailand, one in Laguna, Phuket, and one on Koh Samui, sharing one name.
What the name means
Deepawali (also written Deepavali, and better known as Diwali) is the festival of lights, celebrated across India and by Indian communities around the world. The word comes from Sanskrit: deepa, a lamp, and avali, a row.
A row of lamps: small clay oil lamps, diyas, lit along doorways and windows. It’s the mark you’ll see across this website.
The food
Indian food is regional: every part of India cooks differently, with its own spices, breads and ways with vegetables.
Each restaurant has its own menu. Every dish shows its dietary markings and spice level, so you can choose for yourself.
See the menusTwo restaurants
Each restaurant has its own menu and opening hours.
Bo Put, Fisherman’s Village
Deepawali Koh Samui
79 7 Village No.1Tambon Bo Put, Ko Samui DistrictSurat Thani 84320Visit the restaurant
How we like to eat
Made for sharing
Indian meals are often shared: order a few dishes for the middle of the table.
Spice your way
Spicy dishes are marked on the menu, from one to three chillies.
Tell us what you need
Dietary needs or allergies? Let us know before you order.
Book a table
Choose a restaurant and reserve, or see what’s on the menu.
