Tag: Lunch

Set in a lush green tropical garden by Airport Plaza, Lalit Restaurant provides a fresh and innovative take on modified traditional Thai cuisine.

A beautifully designed wooden and glass building, it is a pleasure to wander its aisles looking for seasonal surprises.

This rice noodle dish looks as though it packs a spicy punch, but is in fact a mild, almost sweet dish with a medley of flavours.

Food for You’s Chef Tutu creates innovative dishes and was one of Thailand’s Best Restaurants by Thailand Tatler as early as 2004.

Chang Moi was an old city street renowned for its rattan. Today, generations-old rattan shops have been replaced by trendy cafes.

Som Tum Der is an award winning international restaurant chain serving classic Isaan cuisine. Authentic, tasty cuisine beautifully presented.

Little Kitchen is run by a charming pair of grandparents who delight in serving classic Thai dishes, made with meticulous perfection.

White Bar Shabu has come up with a novel idea to introduce individual pots for those who may have allergies or dietary preferences. Sounds like a plan.

Noppadol ‘Landai’ Nuntisang studied architecture and used his skill to build his dream restaurant serving delicious Thai cuisine. Check out BAAN Landai.

One pot, hot pots are always popular here in Chiang Mai. Shabugu two branches offer five sensational styles of soup for you to try with friends and family.

Given the growing trend of container based buildings, Box Factory is the only place in Chiang Mai you’ll find a whole village of them.

Dip into some dim sum with a selection of over 30 dim sums while dining at the loftiest of venues - a 24th-floor restaurant with a panoramic view.