Le Brooklyn

Patong's dining scene runs heavily toward Thai seafood shacks and international resort restaurants, which makes a small American-style burger bistro tucked near Issara Resort on Prachanukroh Road stand out by contrast. Le Brooklyn keeps things simple: a compact menu built around gourmet burgers rather than the sprawling multi-cuisine spreads more typical of the area's tourist-facing restaurants.

The Brooklyn Burger gives the restaurant its name and anchors the menu, a beef patty built up with the kind of layered toppings associated with American gourmet burger bars rather than fast-food chains. The Oliver Twist Chicken Burger offers an alternative built around a seasoned chicken fillet, and Shrimp Dynamite opens the menu as a starter, a fried shrimp dish finished with a spiced sauce. Hand-cut fries come up repeatedly in independent reviews as one of the kitchen's strongest points, cut and fried in-house rather than served frozen, and the restaurant rounds out its offering with homemade desserts and cookies for diners who want something sweet to finish.

Zabihah's listing for Le Brooklyn states plainly that management describes themselves as Muslim owners sourcing fresh meat from Muslim suppliers, and the listing carries a documented certificate on file rather than resting on a bare claim. No alcohol is allowed anywhere on the premises, a detail that holds up across dozens of independent reviews focused on the food and desserts, none of which mention a bar or drinks menu of any kind. Reviews stretching into the spring of 2026 confirm the restaurant remains open and active.

The bistro's small, casual format suits its Patong location, giving visitors an alternative to the area's seafood-heavy dining without the scale or formality of a full restaurant. Among Phuket's Muslim-owned kitchens, most lean toward Thai, Indian, or Middle Eastern menus, so a dedicated gourmet burger concept fills a niche that the rest of the island's halal dining options largely leave untouched.