Chiang Mai has a wide range of menus across the city, from Italian to Japanese, Thai to American. For anyone living here or even just visiting, the options are endless. If you can’t decide what menu to try tonight, why not try one of these new restaurants?
Uncle J’s
For those searching for the ultimate gourmet burger experience, deciding on the right restaurant can be tough, just like the beef often served up. So look no further, Uncle J’s is here. Opened just over two months ago, Uncle J’s is now serving Chiang Mai gourmet burgers designed by a world class Michelin Chef Jaseba E Jimenez de Jimenez has a vast culinary history that includes cooking for three US presidents, the presidents of both China and Japan, and managing the gastronomy kitchen that serves the British Royal Family, not to mention countless Michelin star restaurants and tenures in Gordon Bleu and the Spanish culinary academy. With a passion in food science, the burgers at Uncle J’s are unlike any in Chiang Mai. Try the Ubonian, a chorizo themed burger served with special sauces and fried potato, or their Spanish omelette burger, a real breakfast treat. For Spanish food fans, try the Lomo Adobado, a traditional sandwich only available at Uncle J’s.
Open daily 12pm – midnight (breakfast 7.30 – midday)
7/6 Road Hussadhisawee, Sriphum
Facebook: UncleJsHouse
www.unclejshouse.com
080 2700019
Limoncello
Using only unique exports from Italy in all their dishes, Limocello has finally come to Chiang Mai, offering amazing flavours for all the north to enjoy. With other highly successful restaurants located in Bangkok, Koh Lipe, Hua Hin and Phuket; Limocello is already well known and highly regarded in the international food scene in Thailand. Classic Italian food is guaranteed, with top quality cheeses, wines, pastas and even truffles, all imported from Italy. Enjoy homemade truffle ravioli, beautiful cold cuts, succulent Italian sausages served with rocket salad and a range of super cheesy, over generous Roma style pizzas cooked in their traditional clay oven. Top it all off with a refreshing limoncello shot and a sweet serving of profiteroles. Yum!
Open daily, 11.30am – 2.30pm and 6pm – 10.30pm
Nimmanhaemin soi 7
www.limocello.co.th
Facebook: Limoncello Nimman Soi.7, Chiang Mai
061 6156969
Tengoku Sankampaeng
The Tengoku Japanese Restaurant empire expands. There is the posh branch in Tasala, the trendy branch on Nimmanhaemin and now the country branch in Mae On. This spectacular property with a three hole golf course, three man-made lakes and numerous vegetable patches and greenhouses is part of Tengoku’s dedication to organic and quality ingredients. Leftovers from the other two restaurants are recycled to feed the fish in the ponds or used as fertiliser and the circle of life produces all the greens for all three restaurants. The views are spectacular and it is best to arrive around 5pm for the lovely sunsets. For a ‘til the end of year promotion only you can pay 900 baht each and receive a generous set of hamachi, tuna and salmon sashimi, a plate of beef wagyu, enkawa and Hokkaido scallops and also a sakura and botan flower soup. Following this, you can order to your heart’s content from 30 menu items. This price also includes water and green tea. A wonderful new food destination.
Open weekends and public holidays only.
11am-9pm
Facebook: Tengoku
081885 5959
