Chiang Mai

The best place to have coffee in Chiang Mai: good taste, good price and beautiful place (not too fancy, just nice). Right at the center of old city, few steps away from Wat Phra Singh.

The best Khao Soi in Chiang Mai? Perhaps. Spicy with some really flavourful broth, love it.

A simple waterfall. There is nothing much at the top.

After visiting the waterfall, chill at this cafe to enjoy the view of Mae Kampong from above.

A Japanese wooden-themed boutique homestay, within walking distance to Mae Kam Pong village centre yet able to enjoy serenity within nature. It is rare to find an owner run nature villa with great hospitality and great care to detail. Our room has a Japanese wooden bathtub with a forest view (with bubble salt), a smart tv for music and Netflix, a retro gaming console, cool family games, plenty of snacks and soft drinks. Besides Doraemon at the entrance, the room is filled with One Piece figurines and posters. Morning breakfast at the garden is another plus, the perfect setup with 3 varieties of dishes. Love the morning ambience. Don't forget the cute little house dog, Ali. The owner can bring you on a tour around the village with his cool looking vehicle. It is really a very comfortable and serene stay, plenty to enjoy or just to relax. One of our favorite accommodations in Thailand for the past 2 weeks.

Love this traditional version of Mookata, is like pork steamboat with herbal soup. Recommend by our host.

Signature Passion Fruit cake slightly too sweet, but still moise. The Bruschetta set is surprisingly nice. Coffee is okay.

Pretty good roast chicken. Crispy skin and flavourful. To make good roast chicken you need the correct size, should be too big or too small. Papaya salad is nice too. Simple, delicious and affordable.

An interesting MARS themed cafe, and it is indeed quite unique and beautiful. The dirty latte is nice too, together with the thick chocolate flavor brownie.

Extensive menu, more expensive, nice environment plus a koi pond with some giant koi. The food looks very enticing, but taste wise is between average or slightly above average. So just enjoy the vibe and chill.

A beautiful temple, with a visit if you are nearby. I believe it is open for night visits as well.

This road side stall is super popular, have to take a number and wait for our turn (about 20 minutes). It is fried noodles with seafood/pork and vegetables, which is pretty delicious. I am not sure if it is worth the long wait time though.

Chiang Mai night market are usually quite long and super crowded, so it could be quiet tiring. Do visit if you fancy street food or shopping. At the western end is a beautiful golden temple which still open at night.