Peaceful temple with amazing centuries old architecture. Main hall was closed for renovations but still plenty to see. I did not have to pay entrance fee and did not see the ticket booth as other mentioned. Monks are around if you want to drop by and ask about Buddhism, meditation or culture. Great place to visit.

Amazing temple in the City Center; I visited it on a sunny day, and the visit could be difficult without head protection. There is a places that do not allow women entry, and you have to respect the customs, but it is something strange. If you want, you can meditate in some of the temples of the complex and talk to some Buddhist monks that study in some of the Buddhist schools inside.

Beautiful temple area. You'll get some lovely photos and there are lots of shady areas under the trees on a hot day. You cannot fail to be impressed here. Some parts of the complex do not allow Women in. There is a small entry charge and you can hire trousers and tops if you forget to dress appropriately. Well worth a visit

Very nice temple to visit. 700 + years worth of history. Many buildings have interesting architecture if you are interested in them. I visit in April thus very hot as there is not much tree shade.

The main temple hall was under renovation while we were there. Which was a shame as we have been told that the main hall is the highlight of this temple. However, we still enjoy this temple overall. Nice to see ancient ruined that reminiscent of ancient Northern empire that used to rule in this part of Thailand. Similar to other temple in the city, there are multiple smaller temple hall that you could go wondering around and learn about the meaning and teaching that each temple has to offer. Note that it does get very hot and humid during the day, so best try to plan to avoid this.

While Chiang Mai is the city of Temples (and the U-Turn), this temple is iconic due to its location in the old city and the number of self-esteem taken here. On a serious note, it is iconic Buddhist temple well worth the visit. The main assembly temple is currently being renovated with no access, still a magical place to see.

An historical and breathing taking temple, I would recommend visitng during the evening / night to enjoy more quiet time. The place is beautifully maintained and the ambience of the tall trees and nature giving you serenity.

Stunning temple worth visiting. Didn’t spend much time here other than to quickly admire it. Other beautiful temples, monuments, and HUGE trees around the grounds. 50 baht per person. There are tuktuk drivers around the area to easily get a ride to the next stop.

One of the top Temples to visit in Chiang Mai. Very impressive collection of buildings within the grounds together with the 15th Century Chedi. One building also houses a number of Golden Buddhas including a reclining Buddha. Plenty to see here, the Grand Hall is unfortunately closed due to restoration work.

If you stay in Old City, I recommend you to go for a walk in the evening and feel a different charm from the daytime. It's like a gift that we meet by chance. When you meet a magnificent old tower, you will be amazed without realizing it. It's also good to go around the huge tower and enjoy the various Buddha statues around you.

An indescribable experience! I had found it on the list of attractions ....and was intrigued. But it is one of those things - you can never really experience it until you have been there physically. The grandness of this monument is simply stunning and left me utterly speechless. And I must mention these absolutely grand and mammoth trees that left me awestruck. They were one of the most beautiful things I have seen.

Beautiful temple with a small entrance fee for kids and adults. Free for 2 years old below. easily accessible by grab or tuk tuk at the old town. The smaller temple near the ticket counter is where women are not allowed. The main building when we came was under maintenance. There is large gong where my kids were so excited about. You can see some parts of the temple were ruined. We got a better picture behind the temple where most of the elephant structures were still intact. Nice garden around it and you can see monks walking around.

We really enjoyed the night Bazaar with all the different stalls where you can buy clothes, art, craft etc. And the food market is just really nice and the food is delicious and cheap. You can pick any type of food you fancy and eat on the tables there. There is so much choice that it should please everyone. We also went to the Thai boxing show which is hosted in the same area. It is a bit touristy but it was interesting!

Nice place to check out the night local market. You can find local Thai souvenirs here. A tip, you can bargain the price a little:) They also have Thai dress photo boot if anyone interested in wearing the Thai Northern cultural outfit. Its fun, try it out and enjoy the experience! But to be honest this night bazaar market was full of excitement back in the days.

Bigger than expected! When I first arrived I thought it was just the food market and a few street stalls but it kept going and going with more food markets and gift/clothes stalls. The first food market you get to is slightly more expensive because it's very nicely laid out with lots of seating and live music. Further along there are smaller food stalls that are more typical prices. Good selection of food, mostly Asian but a few other options too. The clothes stalls are happy for you to haggle and there's a few souvenir stalls as well. Also a handful of beautiful handmade stalls (textiles and paintings) so something for everyone.

Busy, colourful, crowded night market. Great for tourists, but very few things for sale that you couldn't find everywhere else. The bowls in these photos were exceptional.

Truly amazing experience and thoroughly enjoyable. When you visit the area you simply must experience the night market which seems to go on and on forever. It is not only popular with tourists but also locals use it for all their needs. No shortage of places to buy food and drinks and there are communal areas to sit and enjoy your food and drink or even to just people watch. Make sure you leave enough room in your suitcase!

Chiangmai Night Bazaar is another hit landmark to visit. A lots of Northern traditional and culture to explore such as Temple, market, stalls of different kinds of things, foods and drinks with full entertainment. In future, there will be walking street like Sunday Walking street upon Chiangmai Government Plan to be on Friday or Saturday or Sunday where you have checked on updates. During Songkran Festival 2022, found a lot of interesting foods and drinks so here’s ‘Brother Coffee’ - recommended to Try ‘Signature Drink’ you’ll definitely love it. Enjoy your trip to Northern Thailand, many more to experience cheers guys.

Good atmosphere, live music, really popular place, inside you can eat from all the street food on open-air. Street food really good here, specially if you want to try it for the first time. Small market vendors everywhere are of course part of the place

Very entertaining area, good food and big variety for everyone tastes. I was able to find different vegetarian options. Many local vendors with unique handcrafts. There is a group of artist painting right there and they are amazing.

Definitely more of a modern take to a night market. There's modern stalls set up and a wide cafeteria type area with lots of fusion type foods. There's also lots of 'hipster' type local shops in the area that are worth exploring! There are really cool handmade items and other little souvenirs that are more unique. Note: Visited prior to COVID, so things may be slightly different.

Chiang Mai Night Bazaar is a must-visit if you're in the area! The variety of foods available is simply amazing, and the prices are incredibly cheap. Whether you're in the mood for traditional Thai dishes or international cuisine, you'll find something to satisfy your taste buds here. In addition to the food, there are also many opportunities to buy nice souvenirs. You'll find everything from clothing and accessories to handmade crafts and artwork. The vendors are friendly and welcoming, and you're sure to find something that catches your eye. Overall, Chiang Mai Night Bazaar is a great experience that's not to be missed. The food is delicious, the prices are unbeatable, and the shopping is fantastic. I highly recommend it!

Visiting the Chiang Mai Night Bazaar is an experience not to be missed. Opening its stalls at 5pm, the market becomes a bustling haven for tourists and locals alike, offering a variety of options for shopping and dining. For food enthusiasts, the culinary options are both diverse and affordable. With meals starting as low as 60 baht, there's something for every budget. Seafood lovers will find a wide selection of dishes that usually range in the hundreds. Shopping at the Night Bazaar is a delightful experience with numerous stalls offering everything from unique art pieces, local souvenirs, trendy clothing to scrumptious snacks, and eye-catching decorations. However, don't be surprised to find many stalls selling similar designs. This actually works in favor of savvy shoppers, as it provides an opportunity to negotiate prices, especially when buying in bulk. The market's sprawling layout ensures hours of exploration, so wear comfortable shoes and take your time to savor all it has to offer. Whether you're in search of a memorable meal or that perfect souvenir, the Chiang Mai Night Bazaar is a destination that promises an evening filled with excitement, culture, and discovery.

Great hiking place which is offer nice waterfalls view and good workout. Highly recommend as it is not so crowded as you can enjoy a quiet trekking but need to pay entrance fees

It was my first time camping, I found this place to be very convenient, spacious, affordable, clean, great working staffs. Food stalls, great view and close to the airport. It's a must for people new to this area. Don't forget to try their shabu. Music can bother other people peace of mindset.

Although the weather was quite hot, we still went to Doi Suthep-Pui National Park to see this place. There are not as many people as we thought, the surrounding scenery is still very beautiful, the air is fresh, clean and cool when we stopped in the hill. That's amazing.

Lots of haze in the air this time of year. PM2.5 troubles. Best go there after some rain. Nice views of the city. Lots of people throw plastic bottles and trash in the jungle..not so nice. Wish they picked up this trash instead of being lazy.

Peaceful and quiet place. you can choose to rent the whole house, or just a room with a cheap price and even 30% discount on weekdays. Also an area for camping. Alcohol and noisy party are prohibited.

Great rainforest just above Chiang Mai. They do close some tracks in the rainy season.

Was a steep walk at the stairs. At the Same time very majestic. When you enter the temple, nothing but glory. Watch out for photo-bombers though. wear a nice 👗 dress. There is a lift for pwds and old and grumpy hahahha. Paid red taxi for private ride 150baht each.

During my recent trip to Thailand, I had the pleasure of visiting Doi Suthep at night. The time of visit was around 6PM and I was amazed at the cleanliness of the place. I was pleasantly surprised to find the staff to be very friendly and helpful. The ticket price was also quite affordable, especially for a foreign tourist like myself. One of the highlights of my trip was the visit to Doi Suthep and I highly recommend it to anyone planning a trip to Thailand. The breathtaking view from the top was something I will never forget and I was able to learn a lot about the history and culture of the area. Doi Suthep is truly a gem and I look forward to visiting it again in the future.

Visited here just before sundown and it was really peaceful. The temperature was cool and a welcome break from the humidity of the city. The monks began chanting around 6pm. You can walk the 300+ steps up or take the funicular railway up and down for an additional cost. Well worth the trip to come here

The temple is break-taking and magnificent! The environment is so clean and peaceful for people who came for meditation. The architecture of the temple is so beautiful and authentic.

Doi Suthep is probably (if not) the most famous temple to visit in Chiang Mai. We got to the place in the afternoon, and the temperature was quite pleasant. The temple itself is quite stunning and flashy and you can expect to find (depending on the time you are going) some or a lot of tourists also visiting it. Also, the views of the city from the hilltop are pretty stunning, so even if you are not that interested in the temple itself, the views are also quite stunning. We walked the stairs from the "parking area" up to the temple, which took around 5-10 minutes, so I would not recommend to take the cable car unless you are in a bad shape or erderly.

One of the most beautiful temple in Chiang Mai. The temple located in the up hill, and there's viewing deck for you to see the Chiang Mai city including the airport. Food stall available in the area. Should visit if you come to Chiang Mai.

When I first came to Chiang Mai in 2003, this is what one of our closest friends told us: "trip to Chiang Mai is not complete until you visit the Wat Doi Suthep that watches over us from up there in the mountains". He was right. We could not go up there on our first trip but came back to Chiang Mai so. so so many times since then! AND YES, we did go up there. We walked up the distance (took us about 2.5-3 hours every time) few times, and also went up there on a bike, car, and shared SongThaew or red truck. First things first: HOW TO GO THERE? Go to Chiang Mai University CMU gate on Huay Kaen Road - you will see red cars or red trucks or songthaew parked there in-between CMU gate and Zoo. They take THB 40 one way (shared vehicle). There are Buddhist festival days in May I guess and other occasions where hundreds or thousands walk up the mountain to Doi Suthep - STRONGLY RECOMMENDED if you happen to visit or be there during one of those days. You can also cycle up there or rent a bike etc. be careful. It is one of the must dos for sure. For blessings if you believe so and for the experience and journey and priceless views! Strongly recommended

Traveled there in the month of December. The climate was pleasantly warm, making the stroll through the locale a truly enjoyable experience. Just as one expects in Thailand, the local inhabitants were inviting, radiating warm smiles. The trip was absolutely worth every moment, and given the opportunity, I would definitely embark on it again.

A commanding view over Chiang Mai Beautiful Temple Take the stairs you will appreciate the efforts

Very nice Wat in the mountains. The steps aren’t bad and there was plenty of shade. There is a lift option. However, saw some people walk up the mountain from the road, it’s a long walk and depending on time of day there is little shade. Now back to the temple, it’s beautiful, with multiple altars, and look out points. This time of year in February their wasn’t much of a view as it was quite hazy. There were some pretty impressive Crepe Myrtle trees on the temple grounds. Doi Suthep is worth a visit when touring Chiang Mai.

Beautiful temple overlooking Chiang Mai. Made even more special of you take the Monk Path up from the University. Some stunning stupas, Buddhist exhibits and experiences. We spent an hour there at 6:15am, and only a few other people were there in the mist and fog, which made it quite beautiful at that time of day. We were blessed by one of the monks. To meditate in such a powerful and spiritual place was very enjoyable and deeply empowering. ✌🏽🙏🏽

A lovely, fun & relaxing excursion with a little surprise along the way! The Mae Ping River cruise is wonderful as we get to enjoy the scenery, buildings, and local houses along the calm river. During the journey, we received interesting and informative information from our tour guide on certain landmarks. The best part of the cruise is we get to visit a little farm and enjoy fresh, delicious & generous portions of local fruits such as the very sweet watermelon, star fruit, pineapples, etc. It was a refreshing break for all of us.

We bought a river cruise with lunch but this turned out to be tea and an ice cream. It was literally just a boat trip up the river, which was pleasant, to a "farm" which was more of a restaurant with antiques and oddities (which were cool like an elephant skeleton). The location was peaceful and the trip was nice. We were disappointed it was mis-sold as lunch though and overall for an experienced traveller this trip was nothing special. This would suit more someone new to travelling or not spent much time on boats. Good value though.

Don’t skip when in Chiang Mai. The Highlight is definitely the farm with the vast variety of local fruit and veg. Very friendly captain. However with the mask and due to limited English skills sometimes a bit hard to understand. Still very much recommend. If you go in the afternoon you’ll see the colorful lights of all the bars & restaurants at the ping river shore.

A nice gentle cruise along the river. Our guide pointed out several points of interest, such as the King's sisters house. At the furthest point we got off and walked around an eco friendly farm - with the guide picking and handing out various herbs to smell or taste. I've cream and herb teas were served (I had ginger tea, Mrs had lemongrass) (you can pay extra for Khao Soi) after about 30 mins at the farm, hopped back on the boat for the return journey. Around 2 hours in total and we'll worth it.

Wonderful river cruise (especially if at sunset), 2h for 550baht per person, with a stop at a lovely farm for drinks/ice cream, where we were taken on a tour and shown local plants/trees/fruits.

Fantastic experience, really enjoyed the authentic lunch at the farmers house. Great customer service with pick ups and drops offs included in price. Very good value for money. A good way to see some Thailand culture!

Highly recommend this tour. Chilled trip down the river to a local organic farm where you can sample fresh teas and locally made ice cream (both were great!). The farm was used to teach locals and tourists alike the traditional ways of life and to grow and utilise herbs and plants as well as how to nurture your garden. Our guide was so friendly and very knowledgeable - we learnt a lot :)

The restaurant has an antique wooden building. The owner, Dash, is a very interesting person with a very kind attitude. Watch him chat with the guests at a table and introduce the dishes. . It feels like he is a human translator at all, and it is very powerful to automatically switch between languages! 😀 meals are also delicious The meals are also delicious There will also be live performances on Tuesdays!

Catering more for the tourist but in a good way, well-rounded flavours and good service. None spicy food unless asked for (even then, not Thai spice) Really enjoyed our dinner, including the volume of the live musician. Vocal and guitar. Folk. Perfect volume for dining 🙏 Worth a visit!!!

Very clean and fat trimmed meats. I thought the food was excellent and very flavorful. The service was rocket fast in less than 5 min to get our order. We also had the deep fried coconut ice cream which we devoured every bite. Excellent. Recommend.

Definitely the best Thai restaurant in town. Authentic style with remarkable flavours, the Khao Soi noodle is a must try, cocktails are fabulous. The venue has a great vibe, owner who speaks multiple languages is super friendly, restaurant staffs are very helpful. Tasty food happy place.

Nice ambience with great host who can speak many languages fluently. They have live music on a Saturday night when we were there. Of all the dishes we ordered, we love the fried chicken in tamarind sauce best. The steam sea bass, although fresh, was not as warm a dish as we had preferred. The eggplant with tofu is yummy. Portion is a little bigger than the smaller restaurants and, this place feels more catered to tourists’ appetite and tastebuds. It is best to make reservations as they can get crowded. We had walked in and were very lucky to grab a table. But a bigger group behind us made a wasted trip.

The setting is romantic, there is plentiful seating inside and outside, the food arrives quickly, but the food lacks heat. The dishes are flavourful but there were no chilis. We didn’t understand why each dish was so mild but we later read one other review that said this restaurant caters to tourists and therefore you will need to specifically request for your dishes to be spicier. We were underwhelmed by the food because of this and would likely have rated this restaurant 5 stars otherwise.

🔥I’ve lived here for about 6 years, some of the nicer Thai food in the city. I recommend the massaman and the green curry. Great presentation. Would recommended for special nights out!

Loved every moment. The atmosphere, service and food are all excellent. Dash, the owner, has a knack for making everyone feel welcome. There was also live music on the night we went. I highly recommend you try the sausage, khao soi and grandma's eggplant.

Visited based on a review of Dutch backpackers. Look, atmosphere was great. Very OK live music, noticed only western ppl, but ok. Staff very friendly and helpful. Kids ordered burger and pasta - no complaints there. We ordered Raad Na, Gai Rue Gung Tod Sauce Makam, Tom kha kai. The Tom kha kai was ok, but missed the freshness of herbs and spices we love so much in Thai food. The other two dishes reminded us of Dutch Chinese food - a lot of sugar and (corn) starch to make thick and super sweet sauces. No spices, no fresh herbs - not even the taste of fresh garlic. Just a super lot of sweet. Again, not bad - but not at all what you expect in Thailand. Would even not be surprised if they used Ve-Tsin - but cannot be sure about that. Even looked up the recipes of the latter two dishes on a few sites - to be sure I was not expecting to much. But really think this restaurant caters to much to western taste - not only leaving out the hot spices, but a lot more. Had a nice experience, but mediocre food.

Good recommendations from the reviews. Ordered the steam fish filets. Tender and fresh. Wasn't sure what fish and had many tiny bones. Morning glory stirred fry and ginger chicken fry with cauliflower, black fungus and mushroom. For dessert, ordered the fried banana. Ambience feels just great and the restaurant is very clean. Great place with good food and clean environment.

Came by to try out their food based on the reviews, staffs are familiar with foreigners. Pleasantly surprised at the portion of the grilled squid because it was massive, pictures on menu don’t lie 😅 Omelette was great and prawns were fresh but could be spicer for my tastebud Still a great meal overall and would recommend to come by for dinner instead as this is open air seating; could get quite hot during the day

It’s a popular spot among foreign visitors, but it doesn’t make it a tourist trap. Far from it. The quality here is good: from efficient and friendly service to very well executed wok-curry-noodle dishes with Thai flavors. Spring rolls were amply filled and crispy. Chicken with ginger and black beans and prawns in curry didn’t disappoint either. It’s cheap and it is fit for all types of customers. No airconditioning as the dining area is outside, so consider evenings as a better option if you plan to have a proper meal, and not just a few snacks.

What a chilled out vibe! The food is great. The portion sizes are really amazing considering the price and the location. The night market is just round the corner and this place is bustling right from the evening. There is almost no place to sit and you might have to wait for some time. I like how they did not spend too much on the chairs and tables and kept the walls for the visiting guests to write/draw/doodle. Special mention for the pineapple fried rice! It was the best out of many times I visited. More often than not the food was so good, we emptied the plates before taking pics for review...

Nicely decorated restaurant very close to the Le Meridien Hotel. Very delicious and fresh Thai food, fast and friendly service. I’m always happy to return :)

A beautiful little restaurant just off Changklan Road. As the description says ‘no view but tasty’ and they’re right about that. A great place to stop when visiting the Night Bazaar. Wide selection of classic Thai dishes to suit all palates at affordable prices. Would definitely come back again

This is a decent spot . Most items on their menu are curries and seafood. The prices are ok. They aren't expensive, but slightly higher than for the budget traveler. I think it's worth the visit though. The food is good and the atmosphere is cool. I had the stir fried greens, chicken Khao soi, and pineapple smoothie. The portion sizes are a little small if you're a big eater, but were ok for me. I ended up ordering little too much with two dishes and a smoothie.

Best Thai curry we’ve had so far. Very affordable and big serving sizes!! The vegetarian curry is served with a variety of different vegetables and tofu. Morning glory was delicious as well.

Decent Thai cuisine close by to the Night Bazaars. The food tastes pretty authentic but still a little bit on the lighter side probably because the restaurant mostly targets tourists. Overall the restaurant is pretty good, but the choices on the menu is a little limited.

Found this place walking by. They have a page for vegetarian options. They ad tofu if you prefer to. We ate dishes we didn't find at other restaurants. So we were happy surprised. Good portions, friendly staff and food is served fast.

We had dinner here twice. Age group 13 to 50. Simple dinner menu. Great tasting food, attentive staff and exceptional value for money considering how fresh their produce was. The owner is happy to engage clients, and even share his knowledge of food. His the spot for all of us!

3 stars for food and service. Decor and food presentation is not bad. There are hotel's guests walking in and out to the lift located inside the restaurant. $$$

The place was packed and most tables were reserved. Luckily we got a table for two. All the meat pizza had pork but the waiter said they could put some chicken instead of pork. Everything we ate was 10/10.

Headed to Chiang Mai to get out of the hustle and bustle of Bangkok, and this was one of the first restaurants we hit. We had Salmon and Steak and enjoyed the food, probably edging on the pricey side, but the standard of what was served, tasted good. My medium rare came out bang on, a lovely cut of beef and the other half loved her Salmon but couldn't finish it, as decent sized portions. Good customer service from the staff, they were attentive and nice and the level of spoken english was good. Definitely will be heading back.

Where do I even start. This place is tucked away in a small side of the street. However, the customer service and the food was top tier! Must I add they also have a rooftop. Inside is extremely clean and very beautiful. I enjoyed every last bit of my food. Highly recommend coming here.

Much fancier restaurant in Chiang Mai, but the food was great! Bruschetta was super juicy and flavourful, our pizza was perfectly cooked and topped with fresh herbs. Pasta was great but wasnt entirely what we expected with the flavours - much more fusion but still delicious! Service on point and they even accommodated for our dietary needs - such as dairy free, along with splitting half our pizza with cheese + without haha. Thank you!

The whole meal was great! The meat (tenderloin and ribeye) was excellent, also the tuna fish inside the salad and the gnocchi! Wow 😍

Amazing food! I think the best thing was the beef ribeye but all the food was amazing!! The design of the place is pretty cool. The staff were really friendly and the food was quick to come! Prices are a bit higher but you can get some crazy good deals with the Eatigo app. Definitely worth it for a nice romantic date night spot.

Service was good. The portions were also the right size. The steak was unbelievably flavorful and worth a taste. I also had an Ameretto Sour drink which was delish! Enjoyed the overall experience, best to make a reservation.

Tasty food, expensive for Chiang Mai average but it’s worth it. The truffle toast was absolutely amazing! Tacky decor for my personal taste but apart of that everything was good!

If you're ordering, AVOID AT ALL COSTS. Waited over 1 hour for the food. Paid for many dishes. The food was soggy and inedible. After everyone was done complaining about the awful food, we ended up throwing half of it away and ordering from somewhere else. I'm sure you'll have a better experience if you dine in, but you've been warned. Do not order from here.

Wonderful vegan selections. Misters, fan, waterfall outside (recommended), aircon inside.

The worst dining experience in Chiang Mai. The restaurant advertises Shakshuka as one of their dishes, but the staff wouldn't make it for us. The food served was tasteless. The Taboli salad was served as standard Israeli salad, not Taboli at all. Half of our order has not arrived after 30 minutes, even though there were only 2 guests at the restaurant. The staff played around, not paying attention to guests at all. The Thai lady who cooks went to laugh around with friends, and didn't attend to the food making at all. We asked about the rest of our order. It never came. Dogs running around and barking inside the restaurant. An endless drilling noise from the kitchen, sounds like a construction site. Really bad experience. Better skip this one.

Good for those who would like to try Israeli food. A bit expensive as compare to local Thai food but the portion is quite big, so order with care. Taste wise, good.

Amazing and delicious food! Loved the hummus and pita bread! Will be back! The shwarma kebab is the best in CMX!

Nice and lovely cozy family restaurant with great Arabic and Mediterranean food and outstanding service at very reasonable price. One of my Arabic food place best in town. Definitely come back more often!

Really amazing Hummus and falafel. Best I've had in Thailand, and I have eaten a lot of Hummus and falafel in my life all over the Middle East and the world! Great chicken shawarma too! Pita bread delicious and homemade. Highly recommended!

Sooo good. Vegetables so fresh, tahini tastes fresh, the bread they use in their shawarma/falafel wraps is like crepe style. It’s so nice! The falafel is bright green and delicious, the chicken shawarma has such nice flavour. It’s a casual restaurant. Definitely worth a visit, you won’t be disappointed.

The best pita and hummus in Chiang Mai. Much better tasting than their competitor’s in the moat. I’m a regular customer (once per month or so) and a local. Also very good salads. I just tried their Yemenite salad and that is now my favorite. It’s better than their tabouli salad which used to be my old favorite. It’s not a cozy restaurant. Not a pretty resto. But they do have great hummus and pita and Israeli food. Atmosphere is lacking. Need to get rid of the stray dogs.

Nice to sit in or out and very helpful staff who even let me use their spray for my insect bites. The drink I had was unreal. Almost a meal in itself. It had Avocado, mango, coconut milk and was just so thick and yummy you needed a spoon. I wanted to go back on my last day to get another but I didn't have time unfortunately. I also had tofu spaghetti which was really good. The menu is quite big so there's something for everyone. Great Thai food and amazing healthy and tasty drinks. We'll worth a visit

A very cosy little resting place with a wide variety of green dishes and delicious other dishes. You can indulge on a green juice, wheatgrass shot, home made kombucha, smoothies and other supplements if you want. Staff is kind and quick. I can only recommend you give it a try. I have been here several times and it has never been a let down.

Food are healthy and tasty, which is great for long stays in Chiang Mai if you need sometimes some detox from so much deep fried food at night markets! Staff are attentive and they remember your food preferences if you visited days before which is a kindness plus. For sandwiches you can choose bread type, it’s has a few raw vegetables as base ingredients and you can add meat, tuna tofu and other mains for an extra prices not prohibitive, but slightly more pricey than other local places The Peanut lover milkshake is just phenomenal

Great cafe in Chiang Mai. My wife and I visited in January 2020. Really healthy options which was refreshing after eating Thai food for 3 weeks. The peanut butter smoothie we had was absolutely top notch. We also had the fruit porridge as well. Can’t recommend this place enough. Don’t miss it while in Chiang Mai. It has a great convenient location in old town.

We discovered Dada Kafe in April 2016 and used to start every day here with the amazing filling muesli, true smoothies, and their special fried rice of course. That time we thought that this place is the best in Chiangmai. Now in 2022 we can say with confidence that Dada Kafe became even better :) Awesome people work here and food is fresh and made with love!

Cracking good food for such value. Nice atmosphere and lots of choice for a veggie. Loved the pineapple egg fried rice.