Chiang Mai- Page 2

A place for slightly fancy specialty coffee, with a nice ambience for photography. Tried the honeycomb orange coffee, not bad. Also pickup the cheapest snack. Good quality and fancy with more premium prices. Worth a visit.

Love the tasty soup with pretty good crispy pork. Enjoy the softer noodles. The noodle also comes with sausages and tofu. Just simple and really nice.

A big market located within the Chinatown of Chiang Mai. We came here to buy snacks (nuts, dry fruit, pork skin, sweets, etc) as souvenirs before we flew back.

The standard Pad Thai is affordable and nice. Fried Oyster is decent as well. Free ice water available.

A decent and convenient coffee place. Most people just chill outside people watching, next to it is shop selling furniture, bag and hat made of cane. Many people took photo here.

A famous cafe with a moss forest, a lot of variety and higher prices. There are 4 zones of seating. Zone 3 is the worst, a huge dining hall and you can't see the moss forest as you dine. Food is just slightly above average, but it does have many options. The moss forest does look really good.

Pretty good and comfortable guesthouse. Clean with a good amount of space with a sofa and kitchen, and a smart tv. Some free snacks are available. It is at a quiet section, as 100m away is pretty busy. The only downside is we stay on the 4th floor with no lift, and it is at a dead end road. Location wise is not bad.

Love this roadside dinner and supper place, not crowded with affordable delicious food. Would recommend the Wanton Noodle soup. Just love the vibe of a good road side stall.

Porridge, Western and Hand drip coffee, not bad.

The best view in Doi Saket? Maybe. An interesting cafe with specialty coffee like Masterpiece Moonstone (200B), I would say it is worth a try. Burnt Cheesecake (120B) is decent. It is a nice place to stop by and chill, especially when there are less crowd.

Delicious breakfast in the garden.

A cafe in the valley, with a water stream and suspension bridge. A nice place to visit and chill.

The place only has a handful of visitors on weekdays. We opt for VIP Zone (300B) which is a huge private semi outdoor bath facing the paddy field. The room is a bit rundown, but we still find it comfortable and enjoyable. There are 70B and 100B private room options, or 50B for the public pool. 10B for towel rental. Or you can boil your own hot spring eggs for 40B. Most of the eateries are not open on weekdays.

This place looks nice and instagrammable. Deep down in a valley, next to a stream. The view is average, but it does have a nature feel to it. The room is pretty small, and there are a lot of insect at night.