Doi Mae Salong Restaurants
- Thread starter DavidFL
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BREAKFAST IN DOI MAE SALONG
1. The Early Morning Market
2. Shin Sane Guesthouse
FULL MOON "DINNER” AT SHIN SANE WITH MR HO. 26 July 2010
(curse the power poles & lines!)
1. The Early Morning Market
2. Shin Sane Guesthouse
FULL MOON "DINNER” AT SHIN SANE WITH MR HO. 26 July 2010
(curse the power poles & lines!)
2. Shin Sane Guesthouse
FULL MOON "DINNER” AT SHIN SANE WITH MR HO. 26 July 2010
(curse the power poles & lines!)
Shine Sane now has a smart 3 story cell block replacing the old restaurant.
There are lots of windows & a nice deck on the top floor.
Downstairs
2nd Floor
3rd Floor Sun deck
A new kid on the block -
The Local
Coffee & Tea Shop
An excellent location, on the corner, just a few metres up from the 7-11 in the centre of town.
A great spot to watch the Doi Mae Salong world pass by - walking & riding.
Ms Jeen the owner is a honey
Plus the coffee is damn good
as is the ham cheese egg croissants
great for a quick bite if you're on the move.
Google Maps Location
Google Maps
The Local
Coffee & Tea Shop
An excellent location, on the corner, just a few metres up from the 7-11 in the centre of town.
A great spot to watch the Doi Mae Salong world pass by - walking & riding.
Ms Jeen the owner is a honey
Plus the coffee is damn good
as is the ham cheese egg croissants
great for a quick bite if you're on the move.
Google Maps Location
Google Maps
Xin Shi Dai Bakery
An interesting "street level" restaurant.
An outstanding collection of cakes, sponges & croissants!
A cubby hole of a place, jammed up against the street, with seating below street level.
Genuine good fried rice & pizza. We were astounded how good both were.
They have a real double pizza oven out the back, & my pizza was served with a proper pizza knife & cutting wheel.
The coffee is also good, as is the broken English. A fun entertaining place with a dynamic elderly couple of characters.
Well recommended for something unique!
An interesting "street level" restaurant.
An outstanding collection of cakes, sponges & croissants!
A cubby hole of a place, jammed up against the street, with seating below street level.
Genuine good fried rice & pizza. We were astounded how good both were.
They have a real double pizza oven out the back, & my pizza was served with a proper pizza knife & cutting wheel.
The coffee is also good, as is the broken English. A fun entertaining place with a dynamic elderly couple of characters.
Well recommended for something unique!
