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Salsa Kitchen
MEXICAN
$$
(Th Huay Kaew; mains 150-220B; 11am-11pm; )
Baja-style Mexican earns high praise for its
fresh and zesty dishes served in super-sized portions. It's an expat favourite but Thais dig
it too, and it's often busy in the evening.
Sumo Sushi
JAPANESE
$$
(28/7 Soi 11, Th Nimmanhaemin; mains 120-250B; 11am-9pm; )
Chiang Mai has a serious sushi ad-
diction and everyone claims to know
the
best in town. We ascribe to the 'love the one
you're with' theory, meaning that where you are now is good too. If you're in the neigh-
bourhood, Sumo does American-style rolls along with sashimi and sets.
Hong Tauw Inn
(95/17-18 Nantawan Arcade, Th Nimmanhaemin; mains 120-220B; 11am-11pm; )
Decked out in an old-
fashioned costume of antiques, pendulum clocks and stained glass, Hong Tauw is a quaint
diner with reliable standards. It is a user-friendly experience that ticks off a lot of boxes
for newbies thanks to its extensive menu, including
sai ou
,
kà·nŏ m jeen
and other region-
al specialities.
THAI
$$
Amazing Sandwich
AMERICAN
$$
(20/2 Th Huay Kaew; mains 100-200B; 8.30am-8pm; )
Bringing bread to the wheat-deprived
masses, Amazing Sandwich is beloved for its make-your-own sandwiches, but it also does
breakfasts claiming international pedigree (Dover, Idaho, etc), burgers and pizzas.
Smoothie Blues
(32 Th Nimmanhaemin; mains 100-180B; 7.30am-9pm; )
This expat favourite is known for its
breakfasts, as well as its sandwiches, baguettes and the namesake drink.
WESTERN
$$
Palaad Tawanron
( 0 5321 6039; Th Suthep; mains 160-320B; lunch, dinner)
Set into a rocky ravine near Doi
Suthep, this restaurant inhabits a magical spot overlooking the twinkling city below.
THAI
$$
