by Kian & Sri | Aug 27, 2015 | Chiang Mai, CULINARY, Travel Blog
Where to eat Halal food in Chiang Mai? A question Sri often gets asked by fellow Indonesian travellers who are planning a trip to Chiang Mai. So, we decided to figure it out and submersed to the city’s Arabic food scene. Although we know a few food vendors selling...
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by Kian & Sri | Jul 25, 2015 | Chiang Mai, CULINARY, Thailand, YOUTUBE
Som Tam or Green Papaya Salad is Thailand’s number one salad and available throughout the country, from the southern islands to the northern highlands. Som Tam consists of shredded unripe papaya, dried shrimps, crunchy peanuts, blended with fresh tomatoes, crabs,...
by Kian & Sri | Apr 26, 2015 | Chiang Mai, CULINARY, Parks & Museums, Thailand, Travel Blog
Nestled behind Chiang Mai Gate is a haven for art lovers and aspiring photographers – Baan Phor Liang Meun Terracotta Art Garden & Café. Although located quite central you may think you just found a lost garden. The garden is in fact an outdoor exhibition of the...
by Kian & Sri | Apr 8, 2015 | Chiang Mai, CULINARY, Thailand, Travel Blog
Do you love simple restaurants with great food? Well, we do! Having briefly heard about this restaurant from a few friends, we thought we give it a shot on our way to Maya Mall. Located on the trendy Nimmanhaemin Road and just on the opposite of the popular Salad...
by Kian & Sri | Mar 23, 2015 | Chiang Mai, CULINARY, Thailand, Travel Blog
If you’re in Chiang Mai and looking for an alternative to rice dishes, head over to Jayhae Homemade Noodles. This family-run restaurant is located in walking distance to Chiang Mai Gate and specializes in homemade noodles and dishes from the Sukhothai region. It’s...
by Kian & Sri | Mar 6, 2015 | Bangkok, CULINARY, Thailand, Travel Blog
I know what you might think now: “why eating Indonesian food when you’re blessed with the incredible cuisine of Thailand?” Granted, true! However, if you’re an expat / nomad / long term traveller, you probably had once, if not often, this craving for you own food....
