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( 0 5328 0789;
www.morooms.com
;
263/1-2 Th Tha Phae; r 2800-3500B; )
This art-
concept hotel has 12 rooms, individually decorated by local artists according to the
Chinese zodiac. The rooms are quirky endeavours with funky beds, angular windows and
'art you can live in'.
Tri Yaan Na Ros
( 0 5327 3174;
www.triyaannaros.com
;
156 Th Wualai; r from 3675B; )
A superb honeymoon
candidate, this boutique hotel creates a romantic reconstruction of the past with its artfully
restored house, galleried chambers and narrow walkways. There are only eight rooms and
the owner is charming.
BOUTIQUE HOTEL
$$$
Eating
You won't lack for dining variety in Chiang Mai, as the city has an increasingly diverse
assortment for grazing.
Blue Diamond
(35/1 Soi 9, Th Moon Muang; mains 70-150B; 7am-9pm Mon-Sat; )
Chock-full of fresh
produce and baked goods, this backpacker kitchen is a jack-of-all-health-trends: big salads
sopped up with slices of bread, veg stir-fries and great breakfasts.
VEGETARIAN
$
New Delhi
(Th Ratwithi; mains 150-280B; 11am-10pm)
This basic eatery serves up some of Chiang
Mai's best Indian food - lots of complex flavours without the oily afterglow.
INDIAN
$$
Salsa Kitchen
(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.
MEXICAN
$$
Heuan Phen
NORTHERN THAI
$$
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