Efe Mediterranean CuisineTonsai Village · Koh Phi Phi
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Restaurant · Tonsai Village

Efe Mediterranean Cuisine

Turkish kebabs, pide, mezze and baklava on a quiet Tonsai side lane

About

Efe Mediterranean Cuisine

Efe opened in 2017 and calls itself the island's only Turkish restaurant. It sits on Soi Babai, the side lane shared with Unni's, about 60 metres off the main path from the pier.

Kebabs arrive on sizzling plates, and the menu runs from Adana kebab and lamb skewers to lamb pide, chicken wraps and Turkish mezze. Hummus, falafel and baba ganoush make it an easy choice for vegetarians.

Finish with baklava and Turkish tea. The food is halal and there are vegan and gluten free options.

Where
125/22 Moo 7, Soi Babai, Tonsai Village, Koh Phi Phi
Food and drink
Turkish and Mediterranean
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Why people come

01Turkish kitchen

Adana kebab, pide and lamb skewers cooked the Turkish way.

02Halal and veggie

Halal food, with plenty of vegetarian and vegan plates.

03Baklava and tea

Turkish desserts and tea to end the meal.

Photos

A look inside

Photos: Google Maps

Find us

Tonsai Village

125/22 Moo 7, Soi Babai, Tonsai Village, Koh Phi Phi

Opening hours

Monday11:00 to 22:00
Tuesday11:00 to 22:00
Wednesday11:00 to 22:00
Thursday11:00 to 22:00
Friday11:00 to 22:00
Saturday11:00 to 22:00
Sunday11:00 to 22:00

Island time (Thailand, UTC+7)

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Quick answers

What is Efe?

A Turkish and Mediterranean restaurant in Tonsai Village, open since 2017, serving kebabs, pide, mezze and vegetarian dishes.

Where exactly is it?

At 125/22 Moo 7 on Soi Babai, the same side lane as Unni's, about 60 metres off the main path from the pier.

What are the opening hours?

Listed as 11:00 to 22:00 every day. Some listings give 12:00 as the opening time.

What should I order?

The Adana kebab or lamb skewers, a lamb pide to share, and baklava with Turkish tea. Prices are at the budget end, with a Turkish mixed mezze reported at 590 baht.

Is it halal and good for vegetarians?

Yes. The food is halal and there are many vegetarian dishes. Vegans should ask for the garlic mayo to be left off.

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