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Top 10 restaurants in San Kamphaeng, Thailand
Discover the best restaurant in San Kamphaeng, Thailand including Baanpong Lodge, Nasi Jumpru, Huen Jai Yong, Nakara Jardin, Dhara Dhevi Cake Shop, Meet & Meal, David's Kitchen, Sababa Israeli Restaurant, Aroy Garden, Thai@Swiss Restaurant
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1. Baanpong Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 23 reviews
The Baanpong Lodge luxury resort restaurant is a food lover’s paradise enjoyed by locals and tourists alike. Enjoy the fresh country air and tranquil surroundings while you dine outdoors.
Reviewed By peter_roche_cm - Chiang Mai, Thailand
good food nice garden beautifull place to relax or bring your friends is a unique place in Chiang Mai amazing place and unique in Chiang Mai is about 1 h drive from chaingmai city near a national park ,,,,
2. Nasi Jumpru
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Patricia L - Denver, Colorado
About a 30 minuet motorbikes ride outside of the city lies one of the prettiest and absolutely delicious restaurants we’ve ever been too!
Not a cheap meal by Thai standards but for $30 we feasted on: Deep fried Prawn stuffed lychees with a spicy peanut sauce; Coconut soup with prawn and young coconut meat (Paul kept calling the prawns, lobster! They were huge); stir fried mushroom in oyster sauce; stir fried chicken with chestnuts, cashew, ginko biloba and dried monkey apples (they tasted like dates).
My husband and I cant wait to bringing our foodie friends here!
3. Huen Jai Yong
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Kimberley P
We have been here a few times and really enjoy the cuisine. After being in Thailand for a while, you might get a little over the more well - known and popular dishes; this place is so different and offers a great variety of northern thai dishes as a great alternative to the 'norm'. Our favorite by far is the pork curry, gang hang lay, it's beautifully spiced and the meat is incredibly tender. We also enjoy the aubergine dish, not sure of the name but they make a kind of mash with and top it with boiled eggs, and of course the spiced sausage. The tables come with cold tea and you can help yourself to vegetables. The menu is only in thai but this has never been an issue as a lovely lady who speaks English takes our order. Failing that there are pictures on the menu so you can kind of guess from there. Certainly worth the drive and can't recommend it enough - the portions are bigger than my pictures but unfortunately we forgot to take pics before we ate!
4. Nakara Jardin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 304 reviews
Nestled in a French style shady garden on the Ping River, Nakara Jardin Patisserie & Bistro is a peaceful spot to relax and enjoy great food during the day. Trained at Le Cordon Bleu, Chef Pomme creates delicious French style desserts, and offers culinary delights á la Carte. Crafted coffees and a wide range of imported teas round out an enjoyable break at affordable prices. Open daily 11:00 to 19:00 hrs., closed Wednesday.
Reviewed By Jeffrey C - Melbourne, Australia
The Nakara Jardin is one of the many cafe gems in Chiang Mai. Set in a lovely garden setting by the Ping River. We were there for afternoon tea and were not disappointed. The dessert treats such as the pancakes with rum syrup, chocolate fondant and bread pudding were delicious. The service was attentive, prompt and friendly. Highly recommended.
5. Dhara Dhevi Cake Shop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 226 reviews
Located in the Kad Dhara shopping village, The Dhara Dhevi Cake Shop is a pretty one-storey Victorian-style Tea House framed by lush green palms.
Reviewed By aaapppttt - Bangkok, Thailand
Combining northern Thai tradition with vintage luxury style, the decor gives a relaxing atmosphere for customers to chill out while sipping coffee and afternoon tea. Here they offer wide variety of drinks, cakes, macaroons and pastries. The cake shop is next to the luxury hotel with beautiful northern Thai decorations. People can take pictures outside but can't walk into the hotel.
6. Meet & Meal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By vanicevalle - Rio de Janeiro, RJ
This is not a luxury restaurant, so you should not expect anything spectacular, Michellin style... The ambience is very interesting - they have outside tables, beneath agreable trees. They also have, surelly, indoors tables with air conditioned, which might be precious in the summer. The staff is friendly; sometimes the englis is not very good, but they try, and communication will occour.
The food was ok - not exceptional, but well done and well presented. And it was not that spicy... I like spicy food, but was not prepared to the difference in the concept between what we call spicy in Brazil, and what they call mild in Thailand... So, here, mild is mil - and this is good, at leats for me.
The service was quick - wich is also a good thing; I hate that new trend "slow food" - if I'm hungry, I want food fast...
The portions are well served, so beware noit to order too much food.
7. David's Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Romantic french restaurant with a lovely indoor dining room. We are open for dinner from Monday to Saturday from 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Reviewed By Anthony L
We were trying to find a nice restaurant in Chiang Mai as we have a baby. David’s kitchen is certainly a hidden gem. The dishes are great and the atmosphere is amazing. We met David during dinner too.
8. Sababa Israeli Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Authentic and Simple Israeli Restaurant with home style cooking straight from the holy land for people who want good food made from the heart. All our dishes are prepared from scratch using the freshest ingredients. (Gluten-free)
Reviewed By FMoz - Thailand
It's a small pop & mom shop rather than a restaurant. Humus and falafel were tasty but servings small. Menu is very basic, as is the food and physical environment. Bearing all these in mind, it's not cheap.
9. Aroy Garden
Overall Ratings
5 based on 78 reviews
We were known in Phuket as the restaurant name Aroy corner.We have moved into the North Thailand Very good and convenient location with parking sitting in a beautiful Thai style 8 miles outside chiang mai. hot spring in the direction of Mae on.eat the best quality of the schnitzel - up to the tom yam Gung.to see in FACEBOOK under Aroy garden
Reviewed By Coupe62 - Warrington
Aroy Garden is a friendly restaurant located just outside San Kampaeng town, and offers Thai and German cuisine. When you visit, you will enjoy the relaxed atmosphere, and the food is amazing! Lovely colours and flavours abound!
The staff who work there and very efficient and courteous, and once you visit, you will be returning again and again.
If you fancy a change from Thai beers, Aroy Garden offers some excellent German beers too.
10. Thai@Swiss Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By gary o - Chiang Mai, Thailand
First of all, it doesn't look like a restaurant. It's kind of like an outdoor pavilion that leads to the Inter Mini Golf (Putt Putt) garden behind. At the back of the pavilion is a pool table. Then you notice that there are menus and inside it looks kind of pricey - steaks at around 400-500 baht and other western food. But there are plenty of Thai dishes, like masaman kai (chicken curry) for 120 baht and stir-fried chicken (80 baht), tom yum kung (120 baht) and fried fish (160 baht). The range of starters includes french fries (40 baht) and garlic bread (40) baht. So the prices are starting to look reasonable.
it's only when the food arrives do you realize how good value it actually is. It's a big plate of french fries, the curry dishes are ample, the fish is big and the shrimps in the tom yum kung are fresh and good quality. Everything was delicious, even down to the rice (at 20 baht: soft but with the grains nicely separated).
Service is relaxed but the waitress (and manageress) are always available. And the chef seems to rustle up the orders within minutes. That was a bit disappointing because I would have preferred a longer wait in order to play a quick round of pool actually...
The coffee afterwards was also fresh and of good quality. I haven't tried the steaks yet, but will do so on my next visit.
I enjoy eating and I usually have large helpings. So our bill for two came to about 600 baht. Our normal local Thai restaurant (Poh Piang in Bo Sang: our kitchen-away-from-home costs 200 baht, but the food is a lot simpler, using lower-quality ingredients and there's no fried fish, which I love, or coffee or garlic bread for instance).
If you're a smaller (normal) eater then it'll cost lest, unless you go for the steaks of course.
It's a peaceful and tranquil place to enjoy a meal. It might be worth having a round of mini golf after your meal as an aide to digestion. You should also take a stroll around the Golden Elephant Resort behind the mini golf course, where you will find smart, comfy bungalows ringing a beautiful crystal swimming pool (low in chlorine).
In fact, the resort was so serene that even though we live locally, my wife and I decided to spend a day there as a kind of convenient holiday (without the hassle of having to travel anywhere). A regular room is 1,600 baht (low season) and a bigger room with Jacuzzi is 2,200 baht (well worth the extra money!) A delicious American or French breakfast (normally costing 150 baht per person) is included in the price.
Check out my separate review of the resort.
