We had both a lunch and a dinner here and both were good. The views from the restaurant are fantastic and there's direct access onto a little beach which the children enjoyed.

For lunch we ate western food - delicious club sandwiches, burgers and ham & chips!!

In the evening the children still ate western food but we had seafood and Thai food. The stir fried tiger prawns were in a delicious sauce which I tried to get the recipe for! The Thai food was also good.

We visited based onnboth having seen the venue in passing and read the reviews on Tripadvisor.
The food is incredibly good and there is a good mix of European and Thai, both of which are excellent.
My partner ordered one of the cocktails in a coconut and it was so good we've been back again on the basis of that cocktail!
Service was friendly and efficient and the staff are experienced enough to know when to leave you alone and when to come check on you.

We visit Koh Samui every year in the June /July period . We are sports fans and this is the time of year when Super 15 rugby is in full flow so we always look for a restaurant/pub with the various sports channels. For the last 2 years we have been regular visitors to The Big Budha Cafe (The BBC) which is close to Fishermans village. The location is fantastic, the food is good and reasonably priced, the staff is excellent and the owners Mark (a New Zealander) and his wife are very helpful and arrange whatever sporting channel we ask for.

My husband and I ate lunch here on our honeymoon. We had just visited the Big Buddha and were in need of shade and a cold beverage. BBC provided all that, and the most amazing views! We were sat at the water's edge, still in the shade, but with access to the full ocean view and the Big Buddha itself. We took loads of photos! Our pad thais were tasty and service was good. I had a cocktail out of a coconut shell (their speciality drink!) which was huge and very refreshing!! I wish we'd been back later in the day to see the sunset as I believe they are spectacular from there (and I can imagine it) but any time of day, I would recommend BBC.