Asian Restaurants & Food

Branching off Mae Sa Valley along the Samoeng loop is a winding road meandering up a hidden little valley past macadamia, tomato and flower farms towards a Hmong

Tamarind Village was the first boutique hotel to open in Chiang Mai and over the years has garnered a bewildering number of awards for its exquisite architecture and

Mira at RatiLanna Riverside Spa Resort is one such spot which affords sweeping views of the river flanked by lush green banks as it wends its way south.

Cook with Love has expanded, adding a third outlet in Chiang Mai. It's not hard to see why this high quality, Japanese street food business is winning admirers.

Escape the noise and bustle of the city and check into Jasmine Hills Lodge, a quiet resort surrounded by paddy fields, mountains and built around ponds.

Chiang Mai’s most famous Chinese restaurant has been open for 62 years, starting from a tiny little shop in Nawarat Market.