Chiang Mai restaurants could give the renowned dining scene of Bangkok a run for its money. With over 25 vegetarian restaurants and an abundance of European, Thai, Asian and Middle Eastern eateries sprinkled around the city, you won’t lack for variety. Then there’s the city’s own unique cuisine to sample, including the remarkable khao soi – an absolute must-try.
Offering a profusion of styles and flavours to eat and settings in which you can eat them, Chiang Mai really is like a global food fair. The Night Bazaar area has a selection of cuisine as vast as the products on sale there and, more importantly, it’s incredibly well priced without compromising on the quality or taste. Around the old and new city, you can experience everything from 30 baht noodles on the street to haute cuisine dining.
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