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"Everything was simply perfect! From the exceptional service to the friendly and attentive staff, every detail was just right. And the food? Absolutely unforgettable—delicious in every bite! The bar/restaurant was spotless, exuding a warm …"

• Laure Waleffe · ★ 5 · 2 years ago

  The best meal in Chiang Mai! If you're around, don't hesitate to stop by. The menu is great and you can ask for a special dinner for the day after. Try it, you won't be disappointed, Eat is the best cook in town!

• Win Wong · ★ 5 · 2 years ago

  Taste very very good！ The owners are a warm couple！ This was my most unforgettable meal in Chiang Mai！

• Robert Duffy · ★ 5 · 2 years ago

  Tucked away about a 5 minute walk from the main road. Great Thai and French food and relaxed atmosphere!

• Ismaël Gh · ★ 5 · a year ago

  Everything was simply perfect! From the exceptional service to the friendly and attentive staff, every detail was just right. And the food? Absolutely unforgettable—delicious in every bite! The bar/restaurant was spotless, exuding a warm …

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• 💬r/Cooking· 1117↑· 161 comments· 1594821723
  Every week I cook a Middle Eastern recipe, last week I made Vermicelli Rice, a staple of Middle Eastern cuisines
  Today's dish is [Vermicelli Rice](https://imgur.com/a/TQtfUkj), rice cooked with fried vermicelli that is eaten on nearly all middle eastern tables. I thought I would make a post about this recipe as it's eaten with most middle eastern dishes and I served it alongside the [Molokhia/Jute leaf stew] (https://www.reddit.com/r/Cooking/comments/h9fufc/e
• 💬r/Cooking· 90↑· 92 comments· 1597614026
  I am tired of ordering Asian food, and want to start cooking them on my own. Any thai/viet/korean/chineese/japanese recipe suggestion?
  I have always loved Asian cuisine, specially thai, viet, korean, chineese and Japanese cuisine. Every time I order some Asian food, I am disappointed, either it tastes like crap, or it had old ingredients. (may be I should pick better restaurants, I just moved to a new country so I am still discovering) I always prefer to cook my own food, and I
• 💬r/ThailandTourism· 4↑· 19 comments· 1733589970
  Best cooking class in Bangkok?
  Hello! Any recommendations for a cooking class for a single person in the area of Bangkok? I'd like to learn some traditional Thai cuisine and have a blast in the same time! I'm quite good home chef back at home, but Thai cuisine is a stranger for me. Preferably a place, where you can drink some alchol while cooking. It's my guilty pleasure 😄