The 23 best spots for soup in Chiang Mai

We paid 60bath each for such a tasty meal; it was so goood (It can be a bit spicy for European taste but still we ate everything and we never eat spicy in general)

20/October/2025 Had khao soi chicken leg for lunch, was quite good. The dish served was lukewarm, can be warmer. Alfresco dining. Friendly service. Affordable meal.

My husband and I went at 9:45am for the 10:00am opening. By 10:15am, all the tables were full. The khao soi was so flavourful and delicious. I ended up ordering two bowls for breakfast. The bottled Thai tea was also great. The all-women staff at the restaurant were so lovely.

Came here because of top reviews for trying Khao Soi - lived up to expectations! Very tasty and perfect portion size for lunch. Very fast service too.

Beat Khao Soi, affordable prices with lovely service. Would definitely come back. 💯 Went here during the week, it was busy but no wait time as people come, eat and go.

One of the best khao soi in the North. Be sure to come in early as line can get really long. Menu has english translation; limited but perfect food offerings. Khao Soi Gai for the win!

Early morning if you are craving for a hot noodle soup, you may consider this place. They offer Thai curry noodles(their signature) either beef, pork or chicken feet. Less worry, their spiciness are quite mild. Not too hot overall. My personal preferences would be the beef and pork. Drink whilst the longan flavour is tasty. Hope this review might help you who read this. Cheers...

Khao Soi Maesai is, without a doubt, one of the essential culinary stops in Chiang Mai. Their version of the Northern Thai curry noodle soup is famously rich and perfectly balanced. The broth is thick, creamy with coconut milk, and boasts a wonderfully deep, complex curry flavor with a satisfying hint of spice. I highly recommend the Beef Khao Soi; the meat is incredibly tender, practically falling apart into the decadent soup. The contrast of the soft boiled noodles beneath the crispy nest of fried noodles on top is pure perfection. It's easy to see why this spot consistently earns a Michelin Bib Gourmand—it’s an authentic, unforgettable taste of Lanna cuisine. Go early to avoid the inevitable queue!

Very good value of money. Strong flavors, penetrate well into the chicken thigh. Loved the pickled garnishes. Drinks are delightful. We’ve had roselle juice and Thai black coffee. We went there on a Tuesday. They open from 8 am and we arrived at 8:15. They shop is packed already but we didn’t have to wait as we got the last table. By the time we left, the line got quite long. Family run shop, it is quite heart warming to watch they work together!

Words cannot describe how good the khao soi with chicken is. The chicken is so tender, it melts in your mouth and the Thai tea is so refreshing. We were a group of 4 and paid total of 505thb for lunch. Service is good! And food comes fast! Definitely worth the wait! I promise! I know it feels like forever waiting but I can assure you, the food is worth it.

It's a popular spot with Michelin guide recommendation. A must visit when in Chiang Mai. The soup has a very rich coconut flavour and the noodles were a tad soft that was not to my liking. Other than that, the chicken was tender and soup had good flavour. Shop was in an alley, and easy to spot. Place was relatively clean and atmosphere not too bad for a morning.

I ordered takeout at 12:30 and only had to wait about five minutes. I noticed they have a standard workflow for preparing khao soi. the owner seemed a bit impatient while taking my order. As for the food, the mild khao soi soup was easy for foreigners to eat and overall it tasted good.

Best Khao Soi we have had on this trip to Cnx! Michelin rated authentic, small/open kitchen serving tons of tourists and locals with the tastiest khao soi. We had to wait for only 10 mins on a weekday at lunch time. Their buzzer system for cue management is pretty efficient.

Long queue at 1pm, about 20min wait. The noodles here were overcooked so I’m not sure how consistent they are. The beef is definitely better than the chicken however chicken is still tender and fall off the bone. Broth here is a little creamier than usual, remember the onions and salted veg are sides and not really to be mixed in the soup, but you could. Add lime to not feel as greasy and more refreshing

The name is no lie. Definitely the best Khao Soi in Chiang Mai (better than the Michelin place)!! The crispy pork was to die for we came back twice.

The restaurant Best Khao Soi in Chiang Mai truly lives up to its name. The Khao Soi here is the best I’ve ever had in Chiang Mai, especially the version with crispy pork. The flavors are perfectly balanced, and you can add as much of the pickled vegetables as you like. The price is also very fair, making it a great option for anyone wanting to try Khao Soi. Additionally, the staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, which adds to the overall experience. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking to enjoy authentic Khao Soi.

Owner is super nice welcoming! & the food is amazing. Ive been a few times now & its the best Khao Soi ive tried so far!

So good! Local street food at its best — flavorful, authentic, and full of charm. The Nam Ngeaw (ขนมจีนน้ำเงี้ยว) is probably the best we’ve had so far, and the Khao Soi was delicious (my boyfriend loved it!). We’ve been visiting Chiang Mai for a few years now, and this is our second year eating here — always consistently good and super affordable. So glad we found this spot!

Best Khao Soi Experience at Chiang Mai Gate! After a disappointing lunch earlier in the day, I was pleasantly surprised by the incredible Khao Soi I had for dinner along the outdoor food street at Chiang Mai Gate. The food was served piping hot and impressively fast, making it perfect for anyone craving a comforting meal. The Khao Soi itself was rich, flavourful, and perfectly spiced—a true testament to authentic Northern Thai cuisine. What truly elevated the experience was the availability of fresh onions, bean sprouts, and salted vegetables as standard side servings, all offered for free. These accompaniments complemented the dish beautifully, adding layers of texture and flavour. The lively outdoor setting added to the charm, creating an atmosphere that’s both vibrant and relaxing. If you're in Chiang Mai and looking for the perfect bowl of Khao Soi, this spot near Chiang Mai Gate is a must-visit!

We come here at least once a week, love the Khao Soi and the owner is so nice! Definitely would recommend!!

Best khao soi in chiang mai? No there are many better ones, but this one is still not bad and rather average. One good note is that you can add as much pickles, cabbage, onions in your bowl.

The KaoSoi (Chiang Mai curry-like noodle ) here is one notch higher and premium quality and more varieties with other stir fried dishes which are equally good. It’s more like a restaurant rather than a noodle bistro. The food are pretty good and yummy, I gave it almost 10pts . A bit on a touristy and pricey side but is worth it. Nicely decorated, clean and staffs able to speak English.

Nice experience with an even better taste. Some seem to disagree but I couldn't see why. Press the button on your table and the staff is there within seconds to help you with anything you'd need. The chicken sate came with one of the best sauce I have ever tasted. The pork egg rolls were yummy and the Kao Soy was spicy and delicious. The drinks are good too, definitely worth a try!

Tried the Khao Soi Chicken and the Chicken Satay Peanut Sauce Noodle both were amazing. The Khao Soi had rich standard coconut curry broth, crispy noodles on top, and super tender chicken. The balance of spice, creaminess, and a squeeze of lime was just perfect. The Satay Peanut Noodles were such a nice surprise!!!! creamy, nutty, slightly sweet, with grilled chicken that had that smoky flavor 9/10. A great fusion of comfort food and Thai street style. Nice cozy spot with warm Chiang Mai vibes. Perfect for anyone who loves flavorful northern Thai food. Highly recommend adding this place to your food list when you’re in town! Food looks as good as it tastes check the photos that I took here.

It's a very famous restaurant in the area, known for the dish that gives the place its name. Because of its fame, it's almost always crowded, so it's common to find a small queue at the entrance.Luckily, the line moved quickly, and we didn't wait long to be seated. The service was good and attentive. We tried the famous Khao Soi: it was tasty, and the ingredients seemed high-quality, but honestly, it wasn't excellent. Given the restaurant's reputation, I was expecting a bit more. It's good, but not the best I've had. They accept card payments.

This isn't my first time here at Kao Soy Nimman but it is my first time dropping the review. I've tried Kao soy from so many places around Chiang Mai, but honestly, Kao Soy Nimman is the best one yet. I get why it’s so famous...and now I 100% agree with all the hype 👍 The broth is rich, creamy, not too thick or liquidly and it's full of flavor, the noodles are perfectly cooked, and that crispy topping adds the perfect crunch. Everything just comes together so well. **Don't underestimate their chilli** Even though it’s already super popular with both locals and tourists, it really deserves the extra fame. If you’re in Chiang Mai and want to taste the best Kao Soy OR Khao Soi, this is the spot. Totally recommend! 👍

I had Oder Chicken Satay,Ong Pu(Crab) , Beef KHAO Soi , Iced Dessert . Actually, I think the KHAO SoI weren't as good as I expected; everyone has their own preferences. I am more like to eat that noodle I’m tried at Chiang Rai. KHAO Soi 4 Stars Iced Dessert 5 Stars!!!! Chicken Satay 3 Stars Ong Pu 1 Stars (This is not something I would eat.) Staff Service Good & Helpful

Had to try Khao Soi Nimman because our driver recommended it—and it’s super close to our hotel! If you come to Northern Thailand and don’t try Khao Soi, it’s like you didn’t really make it here. We went for chicken Khao Soi, braised beef Khao Soi, stir-fried pumpkin leaves with oyster sauce, crispy ruby dessert in coconut milk, and fresh coconut water. Absolute must-try!

Khao Soi Lung Prakit, is one of the most popular khao soi restaurant in Chiang Mai. The place has failed to live up to its hype for me though. Here's 2 main reason why the place gets a solid 2/5 stars: 1. Although Uncle Prakit was present there. But perhaps due to his old age, not sure whether its his son or his niece does all the cookery and controls all the ingredients. He just sits inside..excluded from the cookery scene. Apparently, for my personal opinion. The gentleman is quite rude in speaking to customer. One word answer. A bit of a ganster style in term of interacting. Like he couldnt careless is you gonna dine or not, coz theres gonna be tremendous of people flooded to his store daily anyhow. 2. Khao Soi taste itself is quite bland. As a local, I experience a better Khao Soi here. Nothing spectacular that makes me 'wow" ...from the noodle itself to the broth. The price is still friendly. Be prepare to wait in long queues if you came after 9.45am. Food hygiene is also another considerable factor. The restaurant is vintage itself. Sadly, ruined interm of "hospitality" and "careness".

One of the best Khao Soi in Chiang Mai. The broth is rich and balanced, the spiciness is perfect 🌶️, the beef is tender, and portions are generous . Simple authentic atmosphere, great prices. No wonder it’s a true legend among locals and tourists ✨

Must try spots if you want to experience authenticity northern Thai flavor. The shop is simple and local, but the taste is unforgettable. The Khao soi here has rich, creamy curry broth with the perfect balance of spice and coconut milk.

This Khao Soi shop is one of the famous spots in Chiang Mai and I can see why. The khao soi here is rich, creamy, and really flavorful. The beef is tender and the crispy noodles on top make it even better. The place is small and simple but feels authentic and welcoming, with lots of photos on the walls. For me, the taste was really good but a bit on the spicy side. I managed to finish the whole bowl but my stomach felt hot the rest of the day. Still, I loved it and think it’s worth trying if you want a true local khao soi experience in Chiang Mai.

Best Khao Soi!! A must try. As featured on “Somebody Feed Phil”. Had the beef and it was so tender. Good spice and amazing flavor. Ask for the air conditioner room with the washrooms. It is $10 TBH a person but worth it!

I took 2 orders of beef and 1 order of Chicken Khao Soi. It is so delicious but rather spicy ones. I can tell coz I was choking after take it. I think that's because of fried dried chilli in the curry paste....lol I recommend the best one is beef Khao Soi.

Food was good but it took one hour for us to sit down and eat. Half hour queueing outside the restaurant after filling in their little paper with our order. Once we sat down, they somehow lost our order and we sat around for 15 mins watching people who came in after us get their food first. A server finally noticed and took our order again and it took 10 mins for our food to come finally. Not sure if the food was worth the one hour wait.

This seemed like a fusion take on khao soi, and overall it was great. The khao soi was very spicy and cover the taste of shrimp and scallops. but the staff were extremely caring when he noticed I was sweating and can’t handle with the spicy, he proactively offered extra coconut milk and pork broth to mellow the soup. However, the yogurt dessert’s texture was too hard and not creamy enough. If you can handle the spicy soup, you might want to skip dessert at a khao soi restaurant 😆

good reviews don’t even do justice for how good Khao-So-I is. The food is excellent, the environment is lively and lovely. The restaurant is so busy but staff are so attentive!! Staff make excellent recommendation of dishes without upselling their more expensive dishes or anything. We’ve had other Khao Soi, including Michelin guided shops but this is the best one for me and my husband. This may not be your everyday Khao Soi. We are tourists here and here to enjoy & experience things !! Worth every penny.

Such a lovely and fun spot to enjoy the northern dish of Thailand but Japanese style. Khao-So-I village is a cute spot that you would not expect from the street view. You check in when you first walk up then the host will guide you down this cute path that is styled like a Japanese street, there is actually a little coffee house and tea/dessert house on the property in addition to the restaurant wihich has two seating areas. I got the soup style Khao Soi with ribs and braised pork and it was fantastic! I also had the ponzu deser which was similar to a light pudding. Would absolutely recommend this spot!

A premium Khao Soi restaurant where the flavor is quite balanced, making it suitable for tourists to try. Honestly, the taste is pretty good, but personally, I prefer more local style places. That’s just my personal preference, so it wouldn’t be fair to judge the restaurant based on that. I recommend trying it yourself. Overall, it’s a good place definitely worth a visit if you’ve never had Khao Soi before.

We came to Khao-Sō-i to try the typical and traditional dish of Chiang Mai. I ate the Khao-soi with Braised Beef. Here you can choose to have your dish with spicy curry broth (traditional version), or you to have stir-fried noodles without broth and therefore not spicy. Before choosing, the waitress was very kind as she brought me a small bowl with a taste of the broth, so I could taste and understand how spicy it was. In the end, I chose to have it in soup format with broth and diluted it with coconut milk to tone down the spiciness. We ate very well, it’s a must-try dish to try if you are in Chiang Mai.

I visited in the morning when it wasn't busy, and the staff were friendly, providing me with recommendations. It's a must-visit if you're in Chiang Mai; the food and atmosphere are great, making it feel like I was in Japan. The food was incredible, delicious, and authentically Northern Thai with a hint of Japanese fusion.

One of best Khao Soi we have in Thailand. Food and ambience are good. The staff attending to us are superb and attentive. Highly recommended to try them out when you are in Chiangmai.

One of the most authentic and it’s actually where local eats. Good choice for Khao-soi in Chiang Mai. The service is very fast and straightforward.

Great food at increíble price. No nonsense place, which looks average and lacking anything special, but they deliver excellent food consistently. I recommend the jackfruit paste (than khanun) and the rice mixed pork in banana leaf (kao jeaw).

A very local Khao Soi restaurant. We heard it mainly caters to tourists. We ordered two pork Khao Soi; the curry flavor was a bit spicy and a bit sweet, but the portions were small. Additionally, we ordered their fish cakes, which were very delicious. You could really taste the fish, and my husband said they were better than those at Nara in Bangkok. The spicy sausage was just average. The restaurant seemed to have a lot of staff, but it looked like only one or two were serving foreign tourists. They had a QR code payment option, but we tried several times and it didn’t work, so we had to pay with cash.

Delicious northern food and not expensive. Beef Kao soi is spicy 🥵 for me, pork satay is tender. Rice noodles with red curry fish is ok, not spicy.

Just by entering the place you would find mini stalls which has a display of each and every dishes which will tingle your appetite if you are pork lover especially. Tried their Pork Satay which was served with salad and fresh peanut sauce is one among the best I ever tasted. Khao soi with Chicken had that knock out punch and a kick with its spiciness. The curry and noodles tasted amazing will definitely make you sweat a lot be prepared but you can't stop eating even if your mouth burns. The accompaniments on the table is also interesting with fresh sauce.. Food was cheap as well. Local thai restaurant atmosphere. Must try place.

My favorite original Khao Soi yellow curry noodle. The soup here is creamy and thick. Add a little chili oil to complete the recipe to deliciousness. The place also sells other famous northern cuisine dishes like sausages and Larb minced pork salad. Their satays are not bad. Good parking space at a temple nearby.

A local khao soi place with a few other local delicacies offered. The taste was authentic and pretty good. Unfortunately we came early so there was only chicken khao soi offered. They used drumettes which was not that filling. The pork satay was good. Good for a quick bite. Parking availalble at a local temple. Donations are recommended.

Seriously good food but countered by the really rubbish service. The table next to us was in a hurry and had only just finished getting their order when we were leaving. We arrived after them! Food is great though. Very tasty and the Burmese curry very very moreish

Steeped in atmosphere, delicious food at quite reasonable prices, adequate service, and a very convenient location half-way along Ratchamanka Road in the Old City. I suggest booking over walk-in, and anticipate a leisurely evening. I was also curious as to why they had an all-male serving staff team, which never helps. In spite of the service issues, I recommend this restaurant.

Dinner was good! My first Khao Soi so far. I went on a Sunday around 6.30pm, the restaurant wasn’t busy. The price was ok too. I would come back!

Amazing authentic Northern Thai food doesn't get much better than this. Khao soi is fantastic and well worth checking out Highly recommend and don't leave chiang mai without visiting here.

It’s amazing! Authentic and delicious Tai food. You must go. 10/10 The restaurant is like a museum. Wonderful experience.

We’ve been coming here for several years — every trip, since it’s close to our hotel in the Old Town area. It’s a quieter spot, and the food is always good and consistent! We eat here several times each trip, sometimes even twice a day — it really feels like eating at home. To be honest, the Nam Ngeaw and Khao Soi aren’t our favorites compared to other places we’ve tried, but everything else — especially the Chiang Mai dishes like Naam Pu with vegetables and Hungle curry — is so delicious and very affordable. We truly love it here!

The food in Thailand and Chiang Mai has been wonderful! It is tasty, fresh, and made with love and care and spice. If you want that... do not come here!!! None of that will be had... For those visiting, we have but a limited amount of time and food to eat while we are here. If you love food and flavors, this is not your place. If you like semi-warm food that tastes like it was boiled to death, and then all the worlds of flavor forgot? Then welcome to your favorite place! The chicken northern thai curry was the definition of bland(despite it having🌶🌶 next to it...). The overcooking of the greenbeans in it did not make the fibers in them tender... so ended up spitting out a massive pile of plant fiber that should have been someone else's job to do. Not the customer with their mouth at the table. The ribs were just hacked with a clever, shattered bones and all, and tossed into the fryer. The chili sauce to dip them was fairly ok though. Too bad there was only a teaspoon of it... not nearly enough for the dish or to save the rest of the food from the table. The overall experience left much(i.e., ALL) to be desired. It was an entire sad waste of an eating experience. Also the most expensive we have had so far. 20฿ for some pork noodles is infinity better and more satisfying. Go find that instead. Your taste buds will thank you. Unless you don't have any, don't care and/or hate them... come to Huen Phen...

Finally have a chance to try Khao Soi in Chiang Mai. We were not disappointed. The soup base was full of flavor and i can't stop drinking it. The noodle was chewy and tasty. I end up having 2 bowls, one chicken and the other was fish. Price was cheap as. Must come for a visit.

😋 Khao soi at its very best! This place has been refining and serving authentic Chiang Mai khao soi for nearly a century 💯 😳! They won Michelin 2022, 2021, 2020. 👏 Must try it. The pork satay is good too. Freshly made and hot. I had 2 bowls of khao Soi - it’s that good. 😁 Parking is bit of a challenge, but you can find some street parking.

Good food and most importantly: they do not add sugar to the Khao Soi (unlike many other restaurants do today)! However, the service could be improved, and the place lacks distinctive value.

Recommended by a local, this khao soi restaurant has been a neighborhood fixture for 70-80 years. This place is a great find with nice khao soi at an excellent price. The kitchen was very fast and service was excellent. We had the khao soi with chicken -- the broth was light, not too spicy (chili paste is available along with the usual Khao soi trimmings). My son had chicken satay and chicken wings. This restaurant really reminds me of old Thai neighborhood restaurants, it's great to see they're still around in the city. Highly recommend trying khao soi if visiting Chiang Mai - this is a solid place to visit.

Authentic khao soi…, taste different from the concentrated broth. Good taste 😋 establishes in 1943.

a simple place that serves khao soi curry (mainly but has few other dishes) for over 80 years (with a couple of michelin gourmand as accolades). you simply cannot find a better curry dish anywhere else in the world. just order the northern beef (chicken) curry noodle & enjoy until the last drop (or spoon) it's that good.

Amazing food. Had the local Khao Soi, sa-tay and fish cakes.

Found out about this Khao Soi place thanks to Mark Wiens. It's off the beaten path and situated quite far away from the city centre in a non-descript neighbourhood but definitely worth the trip. I actually really like the ambience of the place - it may be uncomfortable for some (being in the backyard of what seems to be a private dwelling without air-conditioning) but it adds to the rustic and authentic charm of the place. The Khao Soi was extremely tasty and the lady who served me was really nice and friendly. She could immediately tell that it was my first time trying Khao Soi and taught me what to add to the bowl; the resulting mix was a hearty delicious bowl of noodles in a thick beefy broth with a similar consistency to goulash. Washed it down with some refreshing homemade organic honey coffee. A more unique variant of the typical khao soi dish and definitely a must-try!

First time I’m trying Khao Soi as a tourist and our tour guide recommends this shop which won Michelin stars 5 years in a row! The boss was so kind to explain to me clearly how best to eat with the condiments (shallots and pickles separate from the soup so as not to affect the spiciness, and add dark sweet sauce and chilli to the noodles). The fried noodles were crispy and the chicken drumstick and pork intestines so tender! Noodles were a dente and perfectly cooked. Thumbs up!

Tucked away in a residential district, and one could miss KSMM quite easily, it's a good 20 mins drive from Chiang Mai Old Town via Grab this morning. 😬 The Khao Soi at KSMM is quite different from the other popular ones that we had tried in Chiang Mai. KSMM's Khao Soi is more intense---with stark difference in the curry spices used (as such, the flavour profile, and the curry gravy/broth is thicker), being less sweet and the noodles are thicker and al dente. Unlike other Khao Soi luminaries who use store-bought ready-made pickled mustard greens, KSMM's pickled mustard greens seem to be further marinated with some thing(s) we could not identify. Instead of the more commonly-offered red onion slices, KSMM offers sliced baby shallots. KSMM's side chilli paste is also a lot spicier and has a different taste profile when compared to others. So, be careful if you decide to do a Mark Wiens... 😂 Overall, KSMM held its own, and its Khao Soi is still a great amongst the hundreds of the quintessential native offered in Chiang Mai---that some say is the best in Chiang Mai, or the whole of Thailand. 😉

Hidden gem of original Kao Soi. Flavor and aroma is unique, not too sweet as in other restaurants. The pork ribs version is a must-try.

So delicious! Both Khao Soi and Nam Ngiao are must-tries. The Khao Soi beef is rich, the soup has a fragrant charcoal aroma, and the Nam Ngiao is traditional Chiang Mai cuisine. The soup is not thick, but rather clear, and the flavor is rich and pleasant. The shop may be old and in an alley, but it is not difficult to discover. There is some parking space. The auntie is really friendly and pleasant.

Recommended by mark Weinstein and came here to try for their famous Khao Soi. As what was told, the Khao Soi is delicious, the owner even explain to us how to eat the Khao soi with the condiment. What we didn't realize that this is a Michelin awarded restaurant.

A well-known Khao Soi noodle shop in Chiang Mai, serving authentic, flavorful, and perfectly balanced traditional taste at an affordable price.

Have been here twice during my time in chiang mai and I wished I found it earlier. Khao soi and Thai iced tea ARE TO DIE FOR!! Please come visit. I’ve eaten non vege khao soi and think this is the best I’ve had!! Tom yum is also FAB! Sitting upstairs is a calm oasis! It’s wonderful 🫶

We visited this restaurant two nights in a row during our stay in Chiang Mai. The food is outstanding - particularly the green curry. The atmosphere is calm and relaxed and the service fantastic. Thank you so much!

Amazing restaurant, accommodated us even though we arrived close to closing time. Food was some of the best we have eaten in Thailand, the atmosphere of restaurant added to an extremely enjoyable and relaxing eating experience. Would especially recommend the deep fried pumpkin, kao soi and massaman curry. Would highly recommend for anyone looking for a great range of freshly made vegetarian Thai food.

We’ve came twice since everything we tasted during our first visit was soo good. All dishes are freshly made on order and extremely flavourful. This was hands down the best vegan food we’ve had in chiang mai. The service is friendly and it’s nice to sit there. The restaurant is nicely decorated. I don’t remember if they have chairs and tables because we sat on the floor (was nice).

Seems like a popular place. Reasonable prices and really nice to be able to get the Betel leaf wraps. The green curry fried rice was more of a saucey risotto and the tea leaf salad was not too great. Pineapple fried rice was nice. Having a glass door for the toilet with only a thin piece of material (that didn't even cover the whole area) as a curtain between it and the restaurant was a huuuuge issue for me. Frosted glass is still see-through!

First went to Aum in 2016, glad to be back after all these years, at their current location which is quieter but still accessible. Their vegetarian khao soi is still nice like I remembered it - they also have a vegan khao soi. I recommend their mieng kham and mint lassi. The avocado ice cream was a bit lacking in flavor.

Waw this place is a hidden jewelry in Chain Mai. Delicious , definetly worthed to try the KaoSoi and so many other dishes. The service was great and the place is very calm , to get out of the city noise.

Great cafe with a great mission. We shared a pennywort salad, which was very nice, and a fritter dish. I also liked the peanut butter chili noodles. My son enjoyed the vegan grilled cheese. Lots of people socializing during our visit and there is a mix of inside and outside seating. Small play area for kids and some games available. Good wifi. Nice place to grab a vegetarian meal. Would love to eat here again!

We visited in October 2025 as a couple. The place has good vegetarian, gluten-free, and non-spicy food options. The price is decent for the quality and quantity offered. The service can be improved as we have to order and pay at counter, but the ambience is charming. Its located on a main street, and so there is easy access to taxi and parking. There are also games to play in indoor sitting area and shop to buy near the cash counter. It is a romantic family-friendly and cat-friendly place to eat authentic Thai food.

We had a disappointing dinner there recently. We ordered the lentil soup, chickpea curry, a potato appetizer, a roti, and rice. The potato dish was not bad, and was the best value as the portion size was reasonable. Unfortunatly, the rest of the food was not good. We did not enjoy the flavors at all. We rated the food low because the portion size was very small, and the cost was much higher than what we pay for larger portions of better food elsewhere in Chiang Mai.

One of the best restaurants I’ve ever been to! The food was incredible and catered to my and my wife’s dietary needs. The restaurant and food told a story so not only was the food delicious, but it was also a great leaning experience. The staff was so kind and took good care of us. We were so full after eating!! Great sized portions and so many yummy choices. We will definitely be back when we return to Chiang Mai!

I loved this cafe! The staff is super friendly and nice, the environment is very cozy and comfortable, and the food is delicious!! I totally recommend the Rainbow Pad Thai - so far, it's the best pad thai I've ever eaten. It's so good! I also recommend the Energy Burst (a smoothie made with mango, lime, banana, and pineapple!) - it's delicious and refreshing! Not only is the food good but also very beautiful! They really put an effort in delivering the best service! And they offer both breakfast and lunch options! The cafe also has a little book in each table where you can write and see what other people have written, creating a sense of community. And they also have a thrift shop where you can buy products and souvenirs! I got myself a straw cleaner. The cafe is also work-friendly. Their tables are large and are great to work on a laptop or take notes in a notebook. Even though not all tables have power outlets, it's fine because you can leave your computer charging where there's an outlet while you eat and appreciate the food! They also offer outdoor seating where you can lie down. I haven't tried it myself yet, but it seems very comfortable! I'll definitely check those seats when I come back! I had a great experience at this cafe, and it's one of my favorite cafes in Thailand. I would totally recommend visiting, trying their delicious food and drinks, and enjoying the cozy environment!

I am vegetarian and my wife has celiacs, and it was nice to eat at a place where we could both trust that we wouldn’t get sick from the food. The food was wholesome, healthy, and delicious. It was also nice to read about their mission and know that by eating delicious food we were also supporting a humanitarian and eco friendly cause. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable.

Free Bird Cafe is a landmark for expats and tourists alike here in Chiang Mai and has been for many years now. If I said ALL of the positive things that I would like to say about Free Bird you would be reading something akin to War and Peace! In a nutshell, the food is healthy and fabulous - And I am not a poster child of healthy food! The wait staff are friendly, helpful and efficient... and you will enjoy heaps of beautiful Burmese smiles from the moment you walk through the gate. The atmosphere is retro Thai/Burmese "Summer of Love" hippie... so get ready to relax and enjoy the complete Free Bird experience! And DO NOT FORGET to visit the "pre loved clothing" area inside the shop! I can't tell you how much of my favorite clothing and boots and shoes that are in my closet came from Free Bird! And if you want to clean out your own closet before you go, please do! The items sold/purchased there help keep the Burmese refugee lifeline Free Bird runs ongoing❤️💕! And lastly please note that during The Thai " high season" Free Bird also has an "Open 🎤🎙️ mic" on Friday night. Enjoy some talented locals as well as tourists who are singers 🎶, stand up comedy, musicians 🎵🎶, poetry and dancers!! (High Season: November through April) Hope to see you soon at this!💕

Goodsouls Kitchen: most dishes contain onion & garlic, and the portions are really huge. The taste is quite average, but the smoothie bowls are delicious – refreshing and perfectly sweet. Staff were a bit distant. Portions are so big that I even saw two girls at the next table couldn’t finish half of their food 🥘. Better not to order too much to avoid waste. ☺️

Some of the best vegan food I’ve ever had in a restaurant—period! I ate there twice, and both times completely exceeded my expectations. The first meal was the vegan Philly Cheese Sandwich, made with mushrooms instead of meat and their incredible homemade cashew cheese. On my second visit, I tried their burger with potato wedges, and once again the cashew cheese blew me away… it’s honestly one of the best vegan cheeses I’ve ever tasted. The environment was welcoming, and refreshingly laid-back. I especially appreciated the thoughtful sign reminding people not to use laptops or tablets at the tables. It keeps the space focused on food, conversation, and community, which feels so important in 2025.

Became of my favourites vegetarian / vegan place very quickly! My partner eats non-veg generally but even he absolutely loved the food here. He really loved the beatroot patties. Several options from thai to non-thai. The staff is super sweet and very polite. The wait time wasn’t much so we could enjoy the meal. Yet another incentive was free water!

We are a regular here. My husband is forced to be vegan. He is becoming allergic to meat product. He still can tolerate Seafood though. I don’t like eating meat products. So we end up eating vegan 80% of the time and visit this restaurant 3-4 days a week. Some of the items are not good. Western dishes are mostly not okay. Well, it is a vegan restaurant. Desserts and the fruit bowls are generally good. I don’t like their chocolate products. I haven’t tried all their fruit bowl but all that I have tried are very good. Mushroom burger is good. I haven’t tried the steak. I will maybe tomorrow. Pad Thai and mushroom krapao are good. Kanomjean (vermicelli with curry or something) is good. Kaosoy is also very good. The serving size is pretty generous. Can even satisfy a big eater like me.

Great vegan food. Our daughter is vegetarian and loved the food (I shared beetroot burger and godfather pizza with her; both dishes were tasty & delicious. Rest of family had Philly steak burger and mushroom cheese burger. Our sin hadn't paid attention to the fact we entered vegan restaurant and hadn't realized he hadn't eaten nay meat burger, so just sign that tastes and flavours are spot on, also for nog-vegan foodies. Strongly recommended.

I ordered a Bagel sandwich which came with a side dill potato salad. It had avocado, onions, tomatoes and their own homemade cashew cheese spread and slice. The sandwich in itself was really flavourful made with fresh ingredients. The potato salad was easily one of the best ones I've had. Decent Americano. They also provide water without charge in a glass bottle to be eco friendly and sustainable. I would have loved to try other dishes but Chiang Mai is so vegan friendly and has so many other vegan restaurants that I didn't get a chance to visit this place again. But I would recommend this place to visit at least once. Fully vegan, good value.

Very good vegetarian burger! I had the mushroom burger with cheese and it was excellent. Come with fries and a small side salad. You won't walk away hungry was very filling. Highly recommended!

A quiet oasis in the heart of the old city, within walking distance of the famous Chiang Mai walking street on a Sunday evening. All is calm and hushed, and there’s an abundance of art and antiques scattered around the grounds. This extends to the rooms, with tall ceilings and interesting books on the desk to browse through. However, the air conditioning struggled to keep the room cool enough, and a good night’s sleep was further banished by nightly bites from mosquitoes in the room despite the hotel providing insect repellent. On closer inspection, there were gaps around the antique doors into the room so there was never any hope of keeping them out. It got to the point I was getting anxious about going to bed. There were also a lot of mosquitoes around the pool area. Service is polite and accommodating, although occasionally difficult to find around the pool area. Service in the restaurant was equally good. There’s a lot to like at Rachamankha, but the mosquito situation with the room would make me hesitate to return.

It is completely surrounded by forest, making it a quiet and relaxing place. Here, you can beautifully appreciate the subtle harmony of Thai Lanna culture and Chinese culture. The staff are all neatly dressed and provide excellent service. Its location within the Old Town makes it very convenient.

We have always loved Rachamankha, and still do. It’s a beautiful heritage hotel in the heart of Chiang Mai and it is a small hotel, which we love. The staff are fantastic and service is great. However, parts of the hotel and rooms feel a bit tired and in need of some attention and the pool area doesn’t seem to be as beautiful as it has been in the past. But we love this hotel!

This hotel is incredible! The grounds are stunning and the staff could not be nicer or more helpful. We also really enjoyed the beautiful hotel restaurant — there was lovely live music being played during dinner. Hoping I get to come back someday!

Brilliant location for the Chaing mai night market, very good swimming pool ,very good service, very good breakfast and even got a free drink at the bar. All in all a very pleasant stay, the rooms are designed the old fashioned way and are very comfortable, you get a bath tub for dip after a long day traveling.

Rachamankha has always been one of my favorite hotels in Thailand, and hopefully, it will remain so in the future. However, after staying for four nights this time, I couldn’t help but notice that it’s in need of serious attention. While the property itself retains its beauty, the rooms feel tired and heavily used—you can see it in the worn floor tiles, marked walls, and overall faded appearance. The general feeling is unmistakable: please renovate me. The bathrooms, in particular, are borderline unacceptable, with grout and limestone buildup, discolored marble, and aging tile joints giving them a shabby look. The poolside area also appears neglected. The old pool tiles and their joints show visible discoloration and wear, making the space feel far from the relaxing retreat it should be. What stands out most is the contrast between these areas and the well-maintained spaces at the heart of the hotel, such as the restaurant and lobby, which still feel cared for and in good condition. Service at the poolside is somewhat complicated. There is no bar or even a basic selection of drinks available nearby, so whenever a guest orders something, the staff has to walk all the way back to the restaurant to fetch it. Naturally, this takes time and makes the experience less seamless than one would expect from a hotel of this standard. Another downside is that the hotel basically shuts down at 22:00. After this time, it is no longer possible to order anything—not even in the lounge area—leaving the place feeling empty and staffless. For a small, 25-room sanctuary in the middle of Chiang Mai’s old town, one would still expect basic access to a bar or at least a more convenient way to enjoy a drink in the evening. That being said, the staff is, in general, very polite, friendly, and forthcoming, doing their best to accommodate guests within the limitations of the current setup. Because of these negatives, I can only give Rachamankha a three-star rating this time. However, given that the owner is a well-known architect from Bangkok, one would hope he recognizes the need for a much-needed refresh. This hotel has always been a special place, and I truly hope it is restored to the high standard it once had so it can shine in its former glory once again. Rachamankha deserves it, and so do its guests.

Special place. Vibes of colonial times. Absolutely fabulous staff throughout from reception to restaurant. Wonderful breakfast offering and delicious dinner options.

Had high hopes and most of them were met! The vibes were fantastic and very serene. The service was quick and pleasant, and we only waited for about 25 minutes on a busy Saturday. :) Here is a list of what we had and our ratings: * Khao Soi (Northern Thai Curry Noodle Soup): 5/5 - A must-try! For me, only the version at Kin Khao in SF has been better. * Northern Platter: A must to start out strong! (Below are my Favorites) - Gaeng Hang Lay (Northern Thai Pork Belly Curry): 5/5– Reminded me of my father’s mutton preparation. - Nam Prik Ong (Thai Pork and Tomato Chili Dip): 4/5 - Sai Oua (Northern Thai Sausage): 4/5 * Khua Pak Chiang-da Sai Khai (Stir-fried Gymnema Vegetable with Egg): 4/5 - Worth a try. * Gaeng Khae Pla Duk (Spicy Vegetable Curry with Catfish): 2/5 - Sorry, I didn’t like this at all. We thought it was mostly flavorless and overwhelmingly fishy in taste. This was a great introduction to the world of Northern Thai food. Definitely recommend! 🙏

Huen Muan Jai is one of the best places in Chiang Mai to experience truly authentic Northern Thai food. Their Sai Ua (Northern Thai sausage) is incredibly flavorful, perfectly spiced, and tastes so fresh. The fried pork belly is super crispy on the outside and tender inside — a must-try! The atmosphere feels local and cozy, making the meal even more enjoyable. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to taste real Northern Thai flavors. 👍

Huen Muan Jai is the real deal when it comes to authentic Northern Thai (Lanna) cuisine. The flavors are spot on—rich, balanced, and truly representative of Chiang Mai’s local food culture. Prices are very reasonable, especially considering the quality and generous portions. The menu has plenty of variety, so it’s a great place to try different Northern specialties all in one spot. Atmosphere is cozy and local-style—seating can feel a little small and tight, but that’s part of the true local eatery. Service is friendly and efficient. Overall, a must-visit if you want to experience Chiang Mai food the way locals enjoy it. Delicious, affordable, and authentic.

Delicious food that tastes just like home-cooked meals from mom’s kitchen! Authentic Northern Thai flavors — rich, comforting, and satisfying. The restaurant is spacious and welcoming, with reasonable prices. It can get a bit busy, so you might need to wait for a table, but it’s definitely worth it for the great food and local taste! No wonder they’ve been awarded a Michelin Star for five consecutive years!

This restaurant offers a fantastic, high-quality Northern Thai food experience. It clearly has a stellar reputation, as it is incredibly popular with both local people and domestic Thai travelers. I have been invited here twice by Thai friends from Bangkok, and both visits confirmed its excellence. Be aware that no reservations are permitted, and you should expect to wait around 30 minutes for a table, but the amazing food makes the delay completely worth the wait. If you're looking for real, traditional cuisine in a great setting, this is definitely a must-try spot!

Outstanding North Thai cuisine restaurant in Chiang Mai. The service was attentive and kids friendly and the food was excellent, recommended to try the curry pork with sticky rice. What a joy and a discovery. I can only recommend it.

Had a late lunch here with my wife and everything was fantastic. We ordered the crispy pork belly, the appetizer platter, and the chicken khao soi. The appetizer platter was our favorite and came with a great mix of flavors. Portions were big — we definitely ordered more than we could finish and left super full. Service was very fast and the total was only about 500 baht for everything. Great spot for Northern Thai food in Chiang Mai, highly recommend!

To begin with, the owner is very friendly. He helps you with food recommendations, explaining their menu. The food is truly northern, the kao soi here is excellent! The orange juice is fresh and not too sweet. Would totally recommend this place to get lunch.

If you’re not a fan of spicy food but still want to enjoy authentic Northern Thai flavors, this is the perfect spot! The Khao Soi here is rich, creamy, and very well-balanced; not too spicy, just full of flavor. The restaurant is very spacious with plenty of tables, so you rarely have to wait in line. Parking is super convenient with lots of space. The service is impressively fast; I placed our order and the food was served in under 5 minutes! You’ll see a lot of tourists here, especially from tour vans. It’s clearly a popular stop for travel groups, and for good reason. Highly recommended! Dr. Niwech

My go-to khao soi place in Chiang Mai! I recommend the khao soi gai or khao soi nua (chicken khao soi or beef khao soi), the beef one is spicier, which I enjoy, but my husband likes the less spicy chicken one. The som-tan (papaya salad) and satay with peanut sauce are a hit as well.

This is the second place I've had breakfast at since arriving in Chiang Mai, fully recommended for the people who love noodles, healthy breakfast. One of the best is Khao Soi Kai and Khao Nur Jean Num Ngue, finger root juice is good tho but not for the people who hate herb taste. You guys will love this place even with its design and decoration.

One of the hole in the wall service in a resident. Owner is very friendly and helpful. He would recommend dishes if it is needed. They are popular for their beef khai soi! Tried both chicken and beef. The beef definitely has a more deep taste to it. Owner recommended chicken wings and satay. Satay definitely is worth it, lean chicken meat but not dry. Shop has limited menu so don’t expect restaurant level service.

Khao Soi Lumduan In Thailand, khao soi is a local specialty of Chiang Mai. We had their signature dish “khao soi” with chicken and beef. Great food. Excellent. Basically it’s yellow curry. We also had the papaya which was Laos style. Also good and spicy. Don’t leave without trying “khao soi”. You’ll never get this back in the USA. This place was ranked in the top 1# for serving “khao soi”. This place basically started it all. The owner started making “khao soi” over 70 years ago. This dish is normal eaten in Laos and northern Thailand. This is not a hole in the wall. This is an excellent restaurant that serves “khao soi” and does it well. Top marks. Take it from me, it’s good! Highly recommended

Most of famous and popular khao soi places in Chiang Mai are very local ones, but this one is actually nice and it looks and feels like a nice restaurant. I tried their pork and chicken mix Khao soi and it had a good amount of meat in it and were very tender and great. They also have some of other typical Thai dishes, so you can come in a group and try different things and share. The space is fairly large, nice, and clean.

Nice location, nice service, food is good. We have already eaten better pad thais and green curries in Thailand, that is why we can't give away 5 stars. All of our meals tasted good but also less exciting than we are used to.

The Chef by Chef Tai in Chiang Mai is a convenient spot for flavorful Thai dishes with a modern twist. I had the seafood fried rice — perfectly balanced and packed with fresh flavors. Located near several temples, it’s an easy and satisfying stop for a quick meal before a temple run. Worth it for the quality and taste.

The food is incredible and very affordable. The staff is attentive and helpful with every detail. The atmosphere is very pleasant and the music is good. We ordered Pad Thai and some noodles, and natural juices to drink, which were delicious. 100% recommended if you're nearby.

Great place to enjoy a beef steak. Lots of flavor. Cooked as requested. Simple but delicious. Plus other options such as local food or lettuce salads.

We had a wonderful lunch at The Chef, where the food, service, and ambiance exceeded our expectations. We ordered Thai tea, butterfly pea lemonade, fried noodles with seafood and broccoli, and fried noodles with pork and broccoli. The flavors were vibrant, with the noodles perfectly cooked and the seafood fresh. The staff was friendly and efficient, ensuring we didn't have to wait long for our meal. The restaurant was clean and had a welcoming atmosphere, making it an enjoyable place to dine. Best of all, the entire lunch for two came to only $10—a great value for the quality and experience.

Seafood coconut "coconudo". I really reccomend It, BEST dish i've ever tasted in Thailand.

To be a guest at this restaurant, to say it was excellent. I can 100% recommend going here to eat. deliciously delicious and again delicious. perfectly balanced, a good balance in preparation, professionally competent. No ingredients stand out. The dishes are pretty and presented on beautiful plates. There is a chef at the stove here. The staff is also very polite and doing a great job 👏 For me, it was a real enrichment to be able to eat here. We ate everything, and I almost licked the plate. The curry sauce was so delicious. 100 points and a well-deserved 5 stars.

My husband and I were craving opposite foods and this place was perfect!! I had a pink smoothie bowl and my husband had a Chao pad and both were delicious. The lady who ran the shop was delightful as well :)

San makes amazing smoothies, no Suger, fresh produce. Amazing now I will go every morning. Her energy is uplifting and s understands English very well. I had the good for eye smoothie.

Came here for a last breakfast with my husband & ordered the following: - fruit salad (without the pineapple & banana) - smoothie bowl (‘the red’ something was the name from memory) the food was exactly what we were after - just something fresh & reasonably priced. Will absolutely be coming here again - only thing is I wish it opened earlier so you could eat before getting a workout in for the day! Pics added - as you can see, the fruit salad bowl was a decent size & came with dragon fruit, papaya, mango & watermelon 🤤

What a great find in Chiang Mai! We had the ginger lime tumeric shot and muesli fruit bowl and they were amazing! Super fresh and perfectly ripe. The hostess was quirky and super friendly - gives off such a nice vibe! Have been back 2/2 days and tomorrow will be 3/3! Highly recommend!

Great fresh breakfast, good coffee and super friendly owner!

Felt like a little cleansing today so I went to Amazing Alleyway. Ordered their Orange Bowl and a ginger honey lemon iced tea. Both were refreshing and delicious. The owner "Sunshine" is sweet and friendly with a great personality. 5 stars well deserved!

Best smoothie bowls in town, 2/3rd of the price of other places and you get twice as much for your money, service with a smile! Can’t recommend enough

Kuakai is a type of noodle dish fried with chicken and eggs, and this place serves a delicious version of it along with other tasty dishes! I especially love how they top the Kuakai with a half-cooked egg, allowing you to mix it yourself. It’s also served in a pan, keeping the dish warm throughout your meal. However, I was hoping for a stronger smoky aroma from the fried pan to enhance the flavor. Apart from the Kuakai, the other dishes are great too. I particularly enjoyed their spicy salad and pork satay, both of which were flavorful. The restaurant itself is a nice spot, offering both outdoor and indoor seating options, making it suitable for any vibe you prefer.

As a person who has eaten a lot of kuakai or คั่วไก่ (stir-fried big rice noodles with chicken), I can say this is very delicious. I didn't expect this good before. I passed this restaurant for the whole 8 years and never came in. My friend and I want to eat some food after the workout and end up trying something new near Nimman. And yes, I thought it was right, kuakai is perfectly cooked. A bit of wok burn smell and taste make with very delicious. The noodle is not messed up at all. And the chicken is perfectly velvet. The drinking container is cute too. 10/10

Their fried seafood kway teow, topped with a sunny side egg and served on a hot plate is really good. 5 stars for this dish. We had their tom yum Kung and a simple stir fried morning glory. These are also above average. The price is also very reasonable. Recommended if you are in the Nimman area.

We chanced upon the restaurant as it's near where we stayed, not knowing its Michelin history. The place is simple and clean. The food is nothing to praise. I ordered the crab paste, 3 tiny portions that were very dry. The signature hot pan seafood kwey Tiao was plain, the mud of the prawn not properly removed. The fried tofu has no flavour. I'm not sure if this is what Northern Thai food should taste like but I doubt it.

Pork satay was good. Kua Gai (fried chicken noodles) wasn't so tasty as it has no taste.

The food is very tasty and there is a funny cat walking around. Kuakai Nimman received a Michelin Bib Gourmand in 2020. The prices are a bit high compared to similar places, but the quality and Michelin nod make it special

The chicken khao soi tasted a bit bland. The service was good.

I think it’s a nice market to visit if you’re in Chiang Mai, it's open only on Sunday, but be prepared, it's extremely crowded. I arrived at 4:30 PM to be one of the first so it's great, BUT from 6 PM until midnight, it gets absolutely packed with people. So if you want to avoid the crowds as much as possible, come right at the start. There’s a ton of foods with all kinds of options, so definitely come hungry! You’ll also find lots of clothing at cheap prices, as well as paintings, unique bags, and souvenirs. Because of how crowded it gets, I’m giving it 3 stars.

The Sunday Walking Street is busy, touristy, crowded, but still so much fun. It’s gigantic and could take a long time to see all of it, but even just visiting a small section is fun. Tons of great street food throughout. Bring cash, especially smaller bills if possible. By the way, don’t be afraid of street food in Thailand. I ate street food almost everyday for a month, and never had stomach issues. (Whereas I have had stomach issues from food in Mexico, Ecuador, etc…) Just use common sense, and enjoy. Also if you want to enjoy a big weekend night market with less crowds, check out the Saturday Walking Street, which is just south of the moat on Saturday nights.

Very looooooong night market! But selling same stuff. Lots of great food here and there's also temples along the way. You can get a massage in the streets if you're feet get tired from walking.

This market is packed and alive with energy! There’s so much creativity and funny stuff I’ve never seen before. Definitely a fun experience. Lots of food stalls also . Prices are reasonable, and I didn’t even haggle, but still got discounts when buying combos. If you’re in Chiang Mai, this is a must-do on a Sunday!

Chiang Mai Sunday night market. A must visit place if you are here during the weekends. Be prepared for a huge crowd. Very big area selling all sorts of food and items, many of which are sold cheaper here than other places. Items without price tag tend to fluctuate, so do take note and negotiate. Location is near temple/shrine, so do note the dos and dont.

Huge market. Much bigger than I expected. Really nice atmosphere. Even spread into temple grounds.

Very crowded, very big. Loads of food options, loads of fun things to buy. We enjoyed it - but it was a bit busy!

Another great bowl of Khao Soi @ Khao Soi Waulai. They offer Khao Soi chicken, pork or seafood. The other menu item is noodle soup, with 8 different meats on offer, including pork or fish balls, and your choice of 4 different types of noodles, with as much self-serve fresh Chinese cabbage as you desire. The menu is in English and Thai with photos. On every trip to this restaurant I see maybe one other foregin person dining here, usally Chinese. This place is a favorite among local neighborhood people. The 1st photo is typical of a Thai restaurant table with 8 or 10 condiments to season your food to taste. The 2nd photo is the pork Khao Soi I ordered, with the traditional pickled veg and shallots. The final photo is the seasoned end result mixed together. It a clean place and typical of a small Thai restaurants. Thervice is friendly, quick, and your order arrives promptly. Khao Soi Waulai serves northern Thai food at it's best. Aroy mak!

1st taste of Khao soi so don't know what to expect. This was lovely with plenty of chillies etc to tailor to your own taste buds.

One of the best khao soi in CM, full of locals. Seems like it's run by an older couple, they don't speak any English but have an English menu. I actually prefer that they didn't give too much broth as I normally don't finish all of them. A bowl of khao soi and a bottle of Coke is 55 baht.

Really tasty food and lovely service. Two meals with water for 100 baht.

My my favorite restaurant Thailand dishes. But they stopped making my favorite a week ago. One of the best places for the traditional dish,khoa soi. Nova tours are coming back I'm sure he'll stop making it very soon. So don't miss it a restaurant review

Great Khao soi, friendly staff, cheap and quick 👍

I was told about this place by locals and to be honest it was amazing Khao Soi but it wasn't the best I've had in CM. The staff are friendly and price is soooooo cheap. The place is a little dirty but that is to be expected at these street location owner-operator places. Drink, food, snack. 5 bucks. You can't beat that in many places. Almost 5 stars.

(Translated by Google) “Roy Raeng” Thank you very much for making southern food. which has a strong taste Eating at this restaurant makes me miss the food at home ☺️ What I like the most is the duck egg curry. Rich, fragrant coconut milk and curry paste Fried pork is the best. Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, easy to chew, not hard and sticky to your teeth. Shrimp paste chili paste is also delicious and rich. Eat with fermented cabbage in coconut milk. Favorite sweet shrimp It cuts the spicy flavor very well. Let's say it's recommended! You definitely won't be disappointed. (Warning: The food at the restaurant is very flavorful.) (Original) “หรอยแรง” ขอบคุณมากๆนะคะที่ทำอาหารใต้ ที่ได้รสชาติจัดจ้าน ได้ทานอาหารร้านนี้แล้วคิดถึงอาหารที่บ้านเลย ☺️ ชอบมากที่สุดคือแกงคั่วไข่เป็ด กะทิหอมมันเข้มข้นเครื่องแกง หมูทอดคือเลิศสุด กรอบนอกด้านในนุ่ม เคี้ยวง่าย ไม่เเข็งเหนียวติดฟัน น้ำพริกกะปิก็หรอย เข้มข้น ทานคู่กับผักกูดราดกะทิ กุ้งหวานของโปรด ทานตัดรสเผ็ดได้ดีมากๆ เอาเป็นว่าแนะนำ! ไม่ผิดหวังแน่นอนค่ะ (คำเตือน : อาหารที่ร้าน รสชาติถึงเครื่องมากๆนะคะ)

(Translated by Google) Restaurant with the taste of southern curry paste The taste is very correct. Use very high quality ingredients. The food tastes delicious. It's a restaurant that requires reservations before friends go in to eat. Their food will be the main menu. and you can order more from the page. The shop is near the entrance to the Wing (Kad Phayom side). There is parking. During the day it is a Thai tea cafe. In the evening, it's southern food. The owner of the shop is very attentive to details. And there is a dessert of nuts, yams, and spurs in the Southern style, delicious and not too sweet. Who likes southern food? The taste makes me recommend this restaurant. P.S. Don't forget to make a reservation before going in to eat ✨ (Original) ร้านอาหารรสชาติถึงเครื่องแกงใต้ รสชาติถูกต้องมาก ใช้วัตถุดิบคุณภาพมากๆ อาหารรสชาติอร่อยดีเลย เป็นร้านที่ต้องจองก่อน้พื่อนเข้าไปทานนะครับ อาหารเขาจะลงเป็นเมนูหลัก และสั่งเพิ่มเติมกับทางเพจได้เลย ร้านอยู่บริเวณทางเข้ากองบิน(ฝั่งกาดพยอม)มีที่จอดรถครับ กลางวันเป็นคาเฟ่ชาไทย ตกเย็นเป็นอาหารใต้ เจ้าของร้านเขาใส่ใจดีเทลมากครับ และมีของหวานเป็นถั่ว มัน เดือย ตามแบบใต้เลยรสชาติอร่อยไม่หวานเกินไป ใครชอบอาหารใต้ รสชาติทำถึงแนะนำร้านนี้เลยคร้บ ปล.อย่าลืมจองก่อนเข้าไปทานนะคร้บ ✨

(Translated by Google) Very delicious, every taste. Come try it. Personally, I'm someone who doesn't dare eat southern food because I'm afraid of it being spicy. But this shop does a lot. The taste is very easy to eat. Really complete with every flavor Love fried pork very much🥹 I like that there is dessert at the end. Really a complete set. But I forgot to take a photo of the dessert because I ate it in too much of a hurry. I realized that I had already eaten it all._. The price per table is 1800 baht and can accommodate 4-5 people. Will come again for sure🤩 (Original) อร่อยมากกกกกกกกทุกค้นนนน มาลองเหอะะค่ะ ส่วนตัวเป็นคนไม่กล้ากินอาหารใต้เพราะกลัวเผ็ด แต่ร้านนี้ทำถึงมากกก รสชาติกินง่ายสุดๆๆๆ ครบทุกรสชาติจริงๆ เลิฟหมูทอดมาก🥹 ชอบที่มีของหวานปิดท้ายให้ด้วยค่ะ ครบเซ็ตมากจริงๆๆ แต่ลืมถ่ายรูปของหวานเพราะรีบกินเกินง่า รู้ตัวอีกทีกินหมดไปแล้ว._. ราคาโต๊ะละ1800สามารถอีสได้4-5คนแบบจุกๆเลย มาซ้ำอีกแน่🤩

(Translated by Google) It's a Southern restaurant that does a lot. Every menu is very delicious. Very worth the price. (Original) เป็นร้านอาหารใต้ทีีทำถึงมากๆ อร่อยมากทุกเมนูเลย คุ้มค่าคุ้มราคามากๆค่ะ

(Translated by Google) Southern food at this restaurant is delicious and full of flavor. I like the spicy shrimp curry. The sweet shrimp that was added to the menu was amazing. (Original) อาหารใต้ร้านนี้ อร่อย รสชาติถึงเครื่องมาก ชอบแกงส้มกุ้งที่มีความเผ็ดร้อน กุ้งหวานเมนูที่สั่งเพิ่มมาก็ว้าวซ่า

(Translated by Google) Everything is delicious. Anyone who likes southern food shouldn't miss it. Rich, bold, beautiful flavor. Must try. 🧡 (Original) อร่อยทุกอย่าง ใครที่ชอบอาหารใต้ไม่ควรพลาด รสชาติเข้มข้น จัดจ้าน สวยงาม ต้องลอง 🧡

(Translated by Google) It's very delicious. The fried pork is really delicious. The vegetables are super juicy. I think the curry paste is ok for people who don't like spicy food. (Original) อร่อยมากค่ะ หมูทอดอย่างเด็ด ผักฉ่ำสุด เครื่องแกงคนไม่ทานเผ็ดเราว่าทานได้นะคะ

(Translated by Google) Very delicious cold green papaya shreds! ✨ I ordered the fermented crabmeat and green papaya shreds, which was spicy and sour. Although I couldn’t stand it🤣, I still finished it! Because it's really delicious. 💚 Especially when paired with the famous rice noodle soup from the stall opposite, which costs NT$20 a bowl, it’s perfect. Highly recommended to eat here once~ (Original) 非常夠味的涼拌青木瓜絲！✨ 我點的是發酵蟹肉青木瓜絲，又辣又酸，雖然有點受不了🤣 但還是吃光光呦！ 因為真的很好吃。💚 尤其是跟對面那攤也是很有名、20元一碗的米線湯搭著一起吃，太合適。 強烈推薦一定要來吃一次～

(Translated by Google) Come here on Mondays unfortunately it's closed. The place is in the courtyard of a temple. So enter through the temple door then head right. Selling under shady trees with lots of seating. Very comfortable and cool. Also available are various other foods (Original) Ke sini hari Senin sayangnya tutup. Tempatnya ada di halaman sebuah kuil. Jadi masuknya lewat pintu kuil lalu menuju kanan. Jualan di bawah pohon rindang dengan banyak tempat duduk. Sangat nyaman dan sejuk. Juga tersedia berbagai makanan lain

(Translated by Google) The stalls are prettier than the previous Google review images. This space next to the temple is a picnic area where I had saved a spot for lunch someday. When I went there at 2 o'clock, the food stalls were already closed and the only ones open were this papaya salad shop and the fish paste skewer stand. I ordered papaya salad and rice noodle salad. I can speak English. Thankfully, I added the spices later, so it was the first time in a while that I ate a dish that didn't contain chili peppers. There are two types of papaya salad, Thai-style papaya salad is milder and Lao-style papaya salad is brown and salty. It was 110 THB for two items. I think it would be more interesting to go early and try other stalls. (Original) 以前のグーグル口コミ画像より屋台が綺麗になっています。この寺院横スペースは予めいつか昼食を取ろうと思い場所を保存しておいたピクニックエリアです。2時に行ったらもう屋台は閉まっていてこのパパイヤサラダ店と練り物の串屋台しか営業していませんでした。パパイヤサラダとビーフンサラダを注文しました。英語が通じます。ありがたいことに香辛料は後から追加する料理法で久しぶりに唐辛子が入っていない料理を食べました。パパイヤサラダは二種類ありタイ風パパイヤサラダの方がマイルドでラオス風パパイヤサラダは茶色くて塩辛いそうです。二点で110THBでした。早めに行って他の屋台も試した方が面白いと思います。