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(
www.salweenriver.com
; 23 Th Pradit Jong Kham; mains 40-240B; 8am-10pm; )
Salween is your
typical traveller's cafe: a few old guidebooks, free wi-fi and a menu ranging from burgers
to Burmese. Yet unlike most traveller's cafes, the food here is good; don't miss the
Burmese green tea salad.
Baan Tua Lek
CAFE $
)
This tiny modern cafe serves good cof-
(51 Th Singha-nat Barm Rung; mains 20-30B;
7am-9pm;
fee drinks and a few sweets and cakes.
No-Name Restaurant
(Th Khunlumprapas, no roman-script sign; mains 30-170B; 11am-10pm)
There really is no name here
(it's a tax thing, we were told), but this has no negative repercussions on the central
Thai-style dishes which are delicious. Near the corner with Th Singha-nat Barm Rung.
THAI
$$
Fern Restaurant
(Th Khunlumprapas; mains 65-285B; 10.30am-10pm; )
The Fern is almost certainly Mae Hong
Son's most upscale restaurant, but remember, this is Mae Hong Son. Nonetheless, service
is professional and the food is decent. The expansive menu covers Thai, local and even
European dishes. There is live lounge music some nights.
INTERNATIONAL-THAI
$$
La Tasca
(Th Khunlumprapas; mains 149-209B; 11am-10pm; )
This cosy place has been serving
homemade pasta, pizza and calzone for as long as we can remember and is one of the few
places in town to do relatively authentic Western food.
ITALIAN
$$
Crossroads
(61 Th Khunlumprapas; 8am-1am)
This friendly bar-restaurant is a crossroads in every sense,
from its location at one of Mae Hong Son's main intersections to its clientele that ranges
from wet-behind-the-ears backpackers to hardened locals. And there's steak.
BAR
