Dash

It's a restaurant in a small alley, and it's quite popular. I ordered an eggplant with minced meat, which is similar to the vegetable market in China. Shredded cucumber is a famous dish in northern Thailand, sour and spicy and delicious. The two large prawns in the Tom Yum Goong were very eye-catching.

Unexpected Find Located in the corner of the old city this place is a well run restaurant with lots of Northern Thailand delicacies.

A very good restaurant, highly recommended, with a beautiful courtyard full of frangipani flowers. The restaurant is divided into upstairs and downstairs, a traditional Thai building, very flavorful! In addition, the food tastes really good

Good wine needs no bush. Dash Restaurant is named after the owner. He speaks 4 languages ​​and fluent Mandarin. He is easy-going and humorous. The most important thing is that the food is different from traditional Thai cuisine. It is not so sour and spicy. The improved taste is softer. Don't forget to taste the handmade desserts after the meal. The price is very reasonable. It is a must-try restaurant in Chiang Mai.

I feel that this restaurant is really a place where good wine needs no bush. I searched for a long time before I found it. It was noon when I went there, and there were already many people sitting inside the store. I feel that this store should be open-air at night for a better view. I read the reviews before and many people felt the same as us. There were a lot of flies. It was the same when I went there. There were really a lot of flies. We sat on the first floor. The waiter brought a fan and there were still a lot of flies. I was chasing flies away during the meal. You must be sensible when ordering food in Chiang Mai. Their dishes are large. Chiang Mai is a tropical place and it is really hot. You can't eat a lot. The two of us ordered too much for three dishes and couldn't finish them. Thai food has another feature. It is not as heavy as domestic Thai food. It is light. Others are not bad.

The place is quite hard to find. We went there from the women's massage shop on the road, asked several locals, and found it after going around many alleys that seemed to be broken but were actually still passable. The location is quite remote, and it is useless to turn on the navigation. I really dare not take this road at night (it was more than 5 pm when I went there). Because I arrived early, the dinner army had not arrived yet, and the afternoon tea people had already left, so the waiters were lazy. The dishes were served quite quickly. There are Chinese and English menus. The waiters will constantly recommend you to order the so-called signature dishes, but I think it depends on personal taste. The curry here, whether red, green or yellow, is quite spicy. It's not spicy when you eat it, but the kind that makes your throat feel spicy and your forehead sweat after eating a bite. The portion of the dishes is very small, and the rice is also very small. Although it was a relatively cool season in Chiang Mai when I arrived, there were still many mosquitoes, so mosquito repellent was placed on each table for customers to use. In general, it is a tourist spot with relatively high consumption. As for whether to wait until after 8 o'clock to listen to music, it depends on personal opinion.

It is a 2-story wooden house. The waiters speak Chinese very well and can basically communicate in Chinese. They do not accept credit cards for payment, only cash. However, if you don't have enough Thai baht, you can pay directly in RMB, which is still very good. The average cost per person is less than 100 yuan. The food is quite delicious. The fried squid rings are delicious, crispy and crispy, and the fried rice noodles are also delicious. Their fish is also very tasty. Recommended

There was singing inside. We went there at around 8 o'clock and there were still a lot of people. The waiter also asked us if we had a seat, and if we didn't we had to wait. Then we went to the second floor, where we had to take off our shoes. It was our first time eating barefoot. The waiters inside could order in Chinese, and the menu was also in Chinese. They charged a 6[%] service charge.