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Sareeviengping Hotel Chiangmai
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Superior Twin Room, Non Smoking
2 Large Twin Beds 269.1 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi 25+ Mbps Entertainment - Flat-screen TV with cable chann…
Deluxe King room
1 King Bed Soundproofed room Internet - Free WiFi 25+ Mbps Entertainment - Flat-screen TV with cable channels…
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Restaurants nearby
- CHAWEEBib Chawee, named after the chef-owner's grandmother, offers an intimate, personalised dining experience, as Thai music plays softly in the inviting space with sage-green walls and vintage touches. Dishes draw on childhood memories or old recipes, in a menu that changes monthly, depending on the season and availability of local ingredients. With fragrant lychee and coconut in a harmonious mix, the spicy lychee salad refreshes the palate with its natural sweet-and-sour balance.1.8km
- Huan SoontareeBib Soontaree Vechanont doesn’t just own “Soontaree’s House” – the singer also performs here nightly. Set on the Ping River in an open-air, Lanna-style building with more tables outside, this charming restaurant can accommodate up to 350 guests. Among the Northern Thai cooking they serve is their signature boneless murrel fish stuffed with pork. It’s a creative dish, with the well-seasoned sausage proving suitably fragrant and spicy.2.3km
- Saiyut and Doctor Sai KitchenBib Since 2004, Doctor Sai has been serving pan-Thai dishes, including royal fare, following recipes from her mother, Saiyud, a former cooking instructor, in a setting reminiscent of dining at home. Start with an elegant appetiser like fried prawns and peanuts in an egg net, flower dumplings, or deep-fried pork wrapped in egg noodles. By dessert – try the sweet potato in syrup – you’ll guess this home, with its warm service, belongs to a royal from a bygone era.2.6km
- Khao Soi Mae SaiBib This shop serves the famous Khao Soi, featuring rich and slightly spicy curry notes. You can choose your preferred meat toppings, and the portions are so delicate that you might find yourself wanting another round!4.4km
- Talung Having recently relocated to this ground floor eatery under a residential apartment, Talung is simply decorated with air conditioning, a lively bar and serves Southern Thai. It’s a small family business, the staff are friendly and attentive, and help each other from kitchen to table. The stir-fried squid with squid ink has a rich, well-seasoned sauce and herbal scent. The stir-fried prawns come with a homemade southern Thai shrimp paste and young bitter beans.2.4km
- Huen Muan JaiBib Tucked away in a quiet alley, this wooden Lanna-style restaurant has been around for over a decade. It stands in a garden and has open-air and indoor tables, plus private pavilions. The menu showcases the gamut of Northern Thai cuisine, from fiery dips to herby soups. Two recommendations are the spicy galangal dip with steamed mushrooms for its sweetness and aroma, and the spicy vegetable soup with serpent-head fish: fragrant, earthy and perfectly balanced.4.7km
- Laab Ton Yang (San Phi Suea) A solid choice for no-fuss Northern Thai food, this laid-back restaurant serves rustic, traditional dishes in small sharing portions. Highlights include the well-balanced kaeng om and boldly flavoured lap nuea, available with pork, beef or fish – raw or cooked – all prepared in classic Northern style. In an open-air setting with a relaxed local vibe, the place fills up with Thai diners at peak times. Service is friendly, with staff often speaking Northern Thai.3.1km
- Nam Ngiao Yong This simple stall with limited seating draws crowds with its two flavoursome dishes. The khanom chin nam ngiao with tangy tomato broth and pork ribs, and khanom chin with red curry chicken with coconut milk and fish balls make it well worth coming to Siri Watthana Market.4.3km
- Kang Opened in 2023, Kang is a fresh addition to Jing Jai Market. It offers a cosy retreat with a laid-back approach to dining, plus a menu that's ideal for sharing the highlights of Indonesian, Malaysian and Thai cuisine with friends. We suggest opting for their signature Nasi Lemak, or one of the bold, aromatic curries. All dishes are made to order, so diners may need to have a little patience while waiting for their delicious meals.4.6km
- Yangzi Jiang After years working in various hotels and living for over a decade in Thailand, chef Chan went back to his Hong Kong roots to open this simply decorated Chinese restaurant inside a contemporary Lanna house in trendy Nimmanahaeminda. His cooking is fresh, clean and well-executed; the menu includes a variety of house-made dim sum alongside dishes like Chinese stir-fried prawns and a stand-out crispy pork belly. Advanced booking is highly recommended.5.0km
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Attractions nearby
- Wat Chet Yot Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai, Thailand3.8km
- Chiang Mai Zoo zoo in Thailand4.8km
- Tribal Museum ethnographic museum in northern Thailand2.4km
- Chiang Mai National Museum museum in Chiang Mai, Thailand3.5km
- Wat Ku Tao Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai, Thailand4.7km
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