Chiang Mai restaurants?
Dec 3rd, 2002, 04:51 AM
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Dave, you may want to contact our friend who lives in Chiang Mai. He will be happy to advise you. His website is < http://www.harleyh.com/ >. He has lots of photos on his site also, well worth checking out.
Dec 3rd, 2002, 05:14 AM
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Try "The Good View" or "Once Upon a Time". They are both on the river and serve a variety of food, including northern Thai. "Once Upon a Time" is within walking distance of the Westin. "The Good View" is a short tuk-tuk ride from anywhere in central Chiang Mai.
Dec 3rd, 2002, 05:41 PM
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The Gallery is an excellent if somewhat up market restaurant on the banks of the Ping it serves both Thai and European dishes.<BR><BR>The Galae serves northern food in a pleasant garden setting.<BR><BR>Le Grand Lanna is a new very up market restaurant serving classic Thai dishes that are somewhat toned down for the European palate. The setting is also classical Thai.<BR><BR>Le Coq D’or probably serves the best European food.<BR><BR>There are dozens of other restaurants; you’ll be spoilt for choice.<BR>
Dec 3rd, 2002, 07:41 PM
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I'm in Chiang Mai now. Had a great lunch at the Mango Cafe yesterday. Inexpensive, but wonderful. It's close to the Hard Rock Cafe.<BR><BR>Also had lunch the day before at Le Grand Lanna. Very good and beautiful setting. It is near the road with the handcarft showrooms.<BR><BR>The Whole Earth was also good, but not as good as the Mango Cafe.<BR><BR>Weather has been warm. No need for sweaters/jackets in the evenings.
