Khun mor cuisine

This restaurant is located in the large shopping mall Central Festival Chiangmai. I forgot which floor it is, but it is the floor with the amusement park. We originally wanted to eat at the food court, but the food there is not cheap. I thought about it and decided to find a restaurant to order dishes and eat formally. Then we chose this one. Very authentic Thai food. I ordered rice, noodles, fried noodles and mango sticky rice. I would give a good review for each one. I didn't expect that the unintentional choice would be so good. The mango sticky rice was a big portion. Although I asked for a small portion, I still didn't believe myself and asked the waiter to come over to check again, fearing that it was a mistake.

One of the many restaurants on Ningman Road. One of the few restaurants with air conditioning. The time we arrived was not very good, there were no customers and few waiters, but the attitude of the few waiters was ok. The Tom Yum Goong was still appetizing, the shrimp was still delicious and chewy, and the squid was all given to my friend, he didn't eat shrimp and I didn't eat squid, it was a perfect match.

The doctor's restaurant was opened in 1993 by Dr. Srisuda. It started with the most famous Thai "boat noodles" and has been loved by everyone because of its delicious taste and healthy ingredients. Now it has developed into an Asian cuisine restaurant, integrating special northern Thai dishes. Thai beef boat noodles and northern Thai specialties are not to be missed. The environment is simple and comfortable, suitable for mass consumption.

I went there on purpose after searching online. It tasted pretty good! I wanted to try the durian rice, but it wasn't available. I ordered mango sticky rice, which I had in Krabi before and was also delicious! The portion seemed a little small for the guys we were traveling with.

Curry crab (made with crab meat) and lemon fried fish are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside