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Chic New Restaurants

A family eatery, a forst cafe and an old wooden style retaurant on the banks of the river. A look a three new Chiang Mai restaurants.

Krua Ya – Grandma’s Kitchen

This charming city hotel sits in the heart of Chiang Mai where afternoon tea is often served with scones, croissants, brownies and Thai desserts.

Casual and chilled

Get your chill on at some great hang-out venues in Chiang Mai.

Jia Thong Heng

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

Mae Pen fresh seafood restaurant in Chiang Mai

Mae Pen Seafood

If you are looking for an outstanding seafod experience in Chiang Mai check out Mae Pen. Fresh, perfectly cooked and oh so tasty.

Soi searching

Hidden gems tucked away amongst Chiang Mai's labyrinth of 700 sois.

Ploen Ruedee Night Market – five years together

Chiang Mai’s iconic Night Bazaar has been the most popular tourist destination in the city for 50 years. Ploen Ruedee has added another level of taste and colour.

Brining – the classic and deceptively simple technique for tender meat

Daddy's Antique give some tips on brining and how you can add texture, complexity, flavour and flair to your meat.

A Passion for Wine

There are millions of wine labels in this world, just think of a Chilean Cabernet, with its endless number of labels.

Best hot pot restaurants in Chiang Mai

Sharing a soup hot pot & adding fresh meat, vegetables & noodles is enormously popular in the city. We look at the best hot pot restaurants in Chiang Mai.

Food Trails: I Din Klin Krog

Now with four branches here in Chiang Mai, this popular Isaan eatery is all the rage for lovers of spicy no-punches-pulled Isaan flavours.

Daiso by Sushi

From humble beginnings, this successful Japanese restaurant is now known for its quality produce and generous portions.