Match each component to its actual exposure
We offer outdoor kitchens for hillside pool villas, beachfront houses and holiday rentals across Koh Samui, including Choeng Mon, Lipa Noi, Bang Por and Taling Ngam. Materials reach the island by car ferry, so we plan deliveries and site access early.
An outdoor kitchen starts with the site, not a cabinet colour. A covered terrace, an open poolside area and a sheltered cooking corner face different conditions. Share photographs of the roof, open sides and surrounding space. Explain when the kitchen will be used and how it will be cleaned.
Talk through exposure to rain, strong sun and sea air, as well as drainage, ventilation and access to services. Where the appliances go shapes the preparation space and storage around them. Ask the relevant professionals to confirm installation requirements and safety clearances before the plan is agreed. A roof alone does not make an indoor appliance suitable for outdoor use.
Ask for written confirmation that each cabinet material, fitting, worktop and appliance is meant for this use. Check the care instructions and warranty terms for your setting. Our design and coastal hardware guides help you know what to ask. Send us your location and site details, and we will talk through suitable options and what we can offer.
How much does an outdoor kitchen cost on Koh Samui?
An outdoor kitchen on Koh Samui typically costs ฿130,000–670,000. A covered barbecue counter with a sink and stone top sits at ฿130,000–280,000; a full poolside kitchen with marine-grade stainless or teak cabinets, a built-in grill and a fridge costs ฿280,000–670,000. Appliances are extra.
These prices already allow for ferry freight and team travel to the island.
Carry the meal out into the evening
An outdoor kitchen begins with how the space is sheltered and used. Think about where ingredients arrive, how food reaches the table and which items can be stored safely between meals. Lighting should help with preparation as well as set the mood. Choose cabinets, surfaces and equipment for how exposed the space really is; a roof alone does not make an indoor product suitable outdoors.