A must visit when you're in Mae Hong Son. Spectacular view. Do come before sunset and head up to the standing Buddha which located uphill. Behind the small temple, that's the best sunset viewing point. Do ring the bell next to the rider memorial as a sign of respect to the fallen rider

Just beautiful here now. 5 pm on Thursday and not crowded. Fantastic views of Mae Hong Son and surrounding mountains. Don't miss it.

Entry: For free Definitely worth checking out! My recommendation is go there in the early morning around 6 am and watch the sunrise! Absolutely incredible! Especially if you go around 6 am then you'll be alone up there without the Crowds! Absolutely incredible!

Great place to visit. Walking up to the temple is a good exercise about half an hour. The cafe is the best location to take panorama view. This place is a Must place to visit when you are in Mae Hong Son.

I would go to this place in the morning. See the mist lift from the views. Good place for coffee and to slowly wake up in a peaceful place. Walk around see the temples and the sights. Really nice quiet place and not so many tourists.

Not a bad place to stop by. View is really nice! Though it was abit hazy. We reached about 5 so it looks empty and going to close. Still nice to take pictures though! If you dont have a vehicle, standby for a walk up slope to reach the place. Information wise, quite little but interesting. Would recommend if you're around the area and looking for something to do and have a vehicle.

One of the tourist attractions in this town. You can walk up a long flight of steps or ride a motorbike / drive a car up here. There is a coffee stall and toilets here. There is also a nice view of the city landscape. No entrance fee required. Recommend to visit early morning about 6am as you will get to see a mist all around :)

This is a beautiful temple with views over Mae Hong Song and lots of references to the number of bends and MHS Loop memorabilia to buy at a reasonable price from friendly vendors. It was busy with a mix of tourists, monks and lay people. Hearing the chanting was very soothing and interesting. There were monks of all ages and it was interesting to see the child monks sitting in front of the alter, completely engaged in the ceremony but with their brand new mobile phones on the floor in front of their ochre robes. The highest temple (the small one up steep steps away from the main white one) has a memorial for fallen bikers who loved the MHS Loop which is nice. It was created by GT Riders.

I would give this place a 2 thumbs up fo both sunrise and sunset. No admission fees, no parking fees, no worries. My sympathies if you have to climb the stairs. Hopefully you rented a bike and find the road that goes up the back side of the hill and will deliver you in less than 5 minutes. If you visit early it will probably be hazy, maybe afternoon is best for clear blue shys, you be the judge! 😊

Beautiful temples with huge towers, giant statues. In addition, you have to walk several hundred steps to get to this place. From here you can see the whole city at night sparkling with lights, like small stars right below the ground. What a spectacular view not to be missed when coming to Mae hong son.

Really great I was there for sunset Theres two chedis and a great view of mae hong son. Then go abit further up to the giant standing Buddha to see the sun set behind the mountains. Was a filtered water tap too There is a cafe but i missed it, closes around sunset time Many locals walk up and down for exercise. Im sure sunrise is also awesome as the sun will rise over the town. Lmk Have fun

Loved this place at 6am. Didn't get to see sunrise, but the morning must was amazing. You can drive up or walk up the stairs or walk up the hill. A nice coffee shop at the top. Worth a visit, definitely.

Great experience watching the sunrise and foggy surroundings. At this time of year it's fine to arrive at 6:30 AM so you don't spend half an hour waiting in the dark.

This temple is considered an essential sanctuary of Mae Hong Son, and the highlights are the two lavishly decorated pagodas. The large pagoda, brought from Myanmar, was built by "Jong Tong Su" in 1860 and contained the relics of Phra Mokkhalana, the chief disciple of the Lord Buddha. The small pagoda was built in 1874 by Phraya Singhanatracha, the first governor of Mae Hong Son. From Wat Phrathat Doi Kong Mu hilltop, you are treated to an exceptional aerial view of the city and surrounding mountains and valleys.

Our visit to see the great tomb of Kruba MaiHung and check out some of the contributions we all did in the past to bring comfort to visitor. Beautiful scenery from the top of the hill looking down at the city.

An absolute must visit if you’re at Mae Hong Son! Sitting atop of probably the highest point in the city- you can have an overview of the entire town and even the runway of their airport. Superb spot for sunset- just walk further in the road (near a cafe) and you’ll have a great view of the sun setting among the mountains. The entire area felt very peaceful and tranquil. Ohm.

Absolutely stunning lake near the Burma boarder. We got there at 6am before sunrise and I highly recommend it. We wanted to stay in town but everything we looked at was sold out online so probably best to book in advance. If you can you should schedule the boat ride (just at the counter of the lee wine rak coffee shop right on the lake) the night before it’s about 400 baht for a 30/40 min ride. The first one leaves at 630 am but I think the best one would be the one at 710 right at sunrise. It’s magical and being able to sip your coffee at sunrise watching the boats through the steam is incredible.

It's a 5 plus hour drive from Chiang Mai so if you do decide to come up here spend a night or two. I just took a walk around the lake after dinner and the views are amazing plus the weather is very cool for thailand.

Its a small village near the Burma border. The lake in the middle makes it more beautiful. The drive from Chiang main is 5 hours so you need to stay here to rest because there are many curves on the way here. The tea shops here serve tea which taste fantastic. The night view of the market and lake is stunning. You can go boating as well in the lake but you need to book in advance for early morning.

Quaint little Chinese village on a small lake, a bit touristy, but a nice windy drive on a motorbike with lots of twisties. Elevation about 1,800m, so very cool. Get there early as the place is relatively small and traffic will pile up. If you want to stay the night, best book ahead. Excellent fresh tea houses surround the lake.

Views were amazing. 20% off the restaurant and shop when staying in the hotel. Slow cooked pork and buns were delicious. Hotel room wasn't in great condition but it was clean enough with a comfy bed and air con. You are mainly paying for the location though which is quite stunning.

A very beautiful place, in the mountains it is cool at night. The whole village looks like a Chinese drama set. Here you can buy very good tea. quite difficult to reach by public transport. Many kilometers of serpentine, please do not have lunch before the trip.

First impression: wow great…. And also second impression is Wow!! if you just enjoy the lake and the mountains in back, the reflection of the clouds in the water. Just great. And a downside for my feeling: look over the lake and see a bunch of villas/ hotel rooms being build. And I don’t think these will be Chinese styled buildings. Don’t get me wrong it’s their place and they should do whatever they wanna do. I also understand that people wanna monetize this surrounding. It’s just I had this image in my head after seeing pictures on the internet that I had certain expectations. Personally I expected to see a lot of traditional Chinese styled buildings. I was just wrong so that’s my thing. Also In my opinion the prices for food are very very reasonable.

Well the road up is full of bends, but it is all worth the view!!! We even walked the 20mins up to the Myanmar border and said hello to the Thai guards. This place is so beautiful and relaxed

A small Yunnanese village situated in hidden small town area of Thailand. Distance wise, the place is about 40km from Mae Hong Son town or 250km from Chiang Mai. it is also very close to the Burma border (less than 1km).

-I visited in beginning of January, which fell on New Year’s Day. I think it’s was a very beautiful place whether at night or during the day. Because it’s a village in the middle of the valley and there have a reservoir in the middle of the village and it’s decorated in a Chinese style. In the morning we will see fog floating on the reservoir, it’s a very beautiful picture. And there also have a boat trip and sipping tea in the reservoir. If you go, you must definitely try and take a picture there because it’s very beautiful. And another thing that I would like to recommend that is you have to go eat Thai BBQ (Moo-gata), it’s a very good feeling. Eating Thai BBQ in the cool weather is the best. Actually, it’s cool all year round, you can go during any month. But I went on a holiday and there might be a little more people. If you haven’t reserved the room, it’s quite hard to find.

This can really be one of Thailand's most unique places ever. Rich in history, strong in tradition and with everlasting contributions. You are coming here not just for the tea, nor the Yunnan food. You are coming here to feel the difference in lifestyle, something about 99% of Thailand doesn't offer.

I haven’t done my research before so I thought I was heading to a small authentic village. It wasn’t as expected since this is a tourist resort and the surroundings of the lake is made for tourism. However, there’s a pleasant and calm atmosphere. You can do tea tasting, the oolong with ginseng is particularly good.

This place is definitely worth a detour. I'm really amazed that they managed to turn such a small pond/lake into a tourist attraction and build so many resorts there. It's possible to walk all the way round the pond/lake in a couple of hours. The best time on the lake is definitely as the sun rises and the mists form above it. Head to Lee Wine Resort, pay a small fee and you can go in and take some amazing shots from there.

It’s come from chinese exile long time ago, but nowadays they already become Thai in nationality. Good ambience and they have the best tea! You can also find chinese drugs here and of course cheaper than the town.

The place with amazing views. Most beautiful villages in Thai. Just go to the above shops to get the full view of the villages. Worth the long ride to here.

This is a village built by KMT soldiers when China was established in 1949. So the Thai people here are also able to speak Mandarin Chinese well. This place has beautiful scenery day and night. The accommodation here is quite expensive especially at the famous “Lee Wine resort”. On the opposite side of the lake from “Lee Wine” however , prices are cheaper. Most of the tourists here are local thai. Few accommodation here put up on hotel websites. You can find their contact number (add them via LINE app) or Facebook on google maps. The main activity to do here is to hire a boat ride to the middle of the lake to see the scenery and you might get to see the “mist above the water” during cold temperatures such as winter (December) and rainy (September) seasons in Thailand. You can also visit the tea plantation at Lee Wine resort (20 THB) You can also rent Chinese costumes to take photos (100 THB per hour) There are also electric PMD bikes for rent at 100 THB per hour. To get here, you can take a yellow songtheow from Mae Hong Son town at 12pm.

This place is ao beautiful and fantastic. It is Chinese village in North of Thailand. Everything is so nice and peaceful. The people is also friendly.

Amazing place! Very localised and good, quiet atmosphere. Not a very touristy place, therefore, no queue. Lots of fish in the lake. A pleasant raft ride very close to nature. Would love to stay overnight at the area at some point if get the chance.

The views were amazing! It was fun playing and being guided by the dogs in the area. The geese on the lake looked magical. I wished I tried riding the bamboo boat. But still, I would be really happy to come back!

Beautiful place, very quiet. Nice to chill. It consists of a short street full of honestays and restaurants/food stands with a little lake at the end. Its very picturesque and the bamboo boat rides are very atmospheric. They take 2 people and cost 150 bhat (in Dec 23). There's a national park where you can walk, maybe camp (not sure). You need to pay to get in. (We didn't go in as we had already done a fair bit of nature trails). Not much to do, rather touristic, but worth a visit.

I didn't go inside the camping site but I already loved the place. The fresh air. The goose. The lake. The trees. The silence. Love this place the most in Mae Hong Son.

Phenomenal views and vibes but it was a tough trip and I think it’s the most nauseous road in Thailand. You need to be well-prepared for your drivers and your time! Overall it’ s worthy in not crowded season and come in coldest season is the best time.

'Pang Oung' (ปางอุ๋ง) or 'The Royal Forest Project at Pang Tong 2' is located 40 km away from Mae Hong Son town. The deep green glittering reservoir that shine brightly with the sun, home of a pair of swans (a symbol of true love, a long-lasting happy relationship with a partner) became a signature of Pang Oung The enormous evergreen pine trees forest is one of the romantic scene in the north of Thailand, the famous wedding photoshoot site. Along the bank of the reservoir in the national park reserve as the camping area and usually packed with people in winter especially by the end of the year Pang Oung is a peaceful and calming forest that can soothe your mind, hidden away in the mountain. The path to get there was not easy either, the short twists, sharp turns, and high slop made me really dizzy while driving The national park has the border next to Myanmar or Burma, the path to get there were off the grid, muddy rough terrain road, the scene that I debut my first ever fall there! ‍ (Entrance Fee Thai Adult 20THB Child 10THB / Foreigner Adult 100THB Child 50THB, Open Daily) *The ticket can be used to entrance Tham Pla (Fish Cave) and Pha Suea Waterfall

I don't think it is worth a visit. It makes sense to come camping here, because it's chilled and quite, but it is just a man made pond. There also a little hike that might be interesting, but nothing special.

What a magical place! Since it was off-season, we had the whole place to ourselves. This place was the highlight of our trip!! We befriended Mo a lovely dodge who accompanied us on the raft! 😍 We miss her already! Sending her love and hugs!!

There are 2 main activities to do here… 1) Take a bamboo raft ride to the middle of the lake to see the beautiful scenery and you might also see the mist floating above the water during cold temperatures such as the winter season (December) & rainy season (September) in Thailand. Each ride costs 150 THB. It is based on a first come first serve basis and you just go on the day itself. There is no advance booking of tickets. They would start in the early morning about 6am. 2) Camping. There is a park where you will need to pay entrance fee (100 THB) to enter and set up your tent. There are also some single room style accommodation and all the rooms have private toilet & bathroom. Most of them have no sink / no flush toilet system (400 to 600 THB). Some have both sink and flush toilet (700 THB to 1000 THB and up). As camping is the main activity here , the accommodations here are under demand. Hence , very few are put up on hotel websites. You can try to add their contact number (via LINE app) or Facebook from google maps. I would recommend Pala coffee homestay (700 THB and up) or another bunch of bungalow type houses near the bamboo raft pier. (1000 THB and up) There are some local food stalls (with English menu) and shops beside the road lining the accommodations. There is nothing much else to do here besides camping and the bamboo raft ride so 1 or 2 nights is enough. To get here , you can take the yellow pickup truck (songtheow) from Mae hong son town at 11.30am. It takes about half an hour to reach here. There are 2 timings that the songtheow will come to pick up passengers from Pang Oung. Around 6am and 12pm.

A very charming village in the high mountains north of Mae Hong Son, close to the Myanmar border. Called ‘little Switzerland’ because of its cool, humid weather and pine trees. Camping in the National Park , next to the large reservoir is popular October-April. December-January the place is very popular and very lively and has a vibrant walking street in the evening time. Lots of restaurants, coffee shops, food stalls. May-October it is quiet but still very much worth visiting. As well as the camp site there are many resorts and guest houses.

Beautiful lake. Go there early morning (around 7am) to see the fog coming out of the water. It is magic! The road there is a bit hard, not broken path but steep. Several local accomodation there so for sure you can fin food and a place to sleep plus the camping is an interesting option as well.

Very peaceful and beautiful place. Nice weather. Must visit here for camping

No review for the park, but rather fornthe bamboo Bridge itself: A very quiet place to spend your evening. Other than that you can enjoy some souvenir from the shops before it and play with some cats or see some kids play inside the mini waterway like it is their swimming pool. Such slow life is a great sight for travelers like myself.

Convinient right near the bridge 🌉

(Translated by Google) Can park many cars No parking fee There are ten grocery stores on either side of the walkway leading to the bridge. During the day the weather is very hot and not suitable for walking on the bridge to Suan Thamphusama. If you want to go to Suan Thamphusama, driving will be more convenient. Or if you want to walk along the bridge, it's better to come in the morning or evening. (Original) จอดรถได้หลายคัน ไม่เสียค่าจอด มีร้านค้าขายของหลานสิบร้านตั้งสองข้างทางเดินไปยังสะพาน กลางวันอากาศจะร้อนมากไม่เหมาะที่จะเดินบนสะพานไปยังสวนธรรมภูสมะ ถ้าจะไปที่สวนธรรมภูสมะขับรถไปจะสะดวกกว่า หรือถ้าจะเดินตามสะพานควรมาตอนเช้าหรือเย็นจะดีกว่า

(Translated by Google) Sutongpe Bridge Leading to the temple on the hill. Passing through the rice fields of the host. When the rice farming season is inundated, the rice is in full bloom. It is a beautiful, natural place that is worth a visit. (Original) สะพานซูตองเป้ ทอดยาวไปยังวัดที่อยู่บนเนินเขา ผ่านทุ่งนาของเจ้าบ้าน เมื่อฤดูทำนา น้ำหลาก ข้าวออกรวง สวยงามเป็นธรรมชาติที่ควรค่าการมาเยี่ยมชม

(Translated by Google) Su Tong Pae wooden bridge If you come in the morning, the atmosphere will be very good. The weather is cool, about 17-20 degrees. There are fields of rice, corn, and vegetables on the way to the temple. The walkway on the bridge is strong. Before the entrance to the bridge, there is a restaurant, coffee, ice cream, and souvenirs available. 🐙🔥 (Original) สะพานไม้ซูตองเป้ ถ้ามาตอนเช้าบรรยากาศจะดีมาก อากาศเย็นสบาย ประมาณ 17-20 องศา มีทุ่งข้าว ข้าวโพด และผัก อยู่ระหว่างทางเดินไปวัด ทางเดินบนสะพานแข็งแรง ก่อนทางขึ้นสะพานมีร้านอาหาร กาแฟ ไอติม ของฝากไว้บริการ 🐙🔥

(Translated by Google) Go up to pay respects to Luang Phor at the temple. It's very beautiful, just a short walk from the parking lot. Walking on a bamboo bridge through rice fields.. (Original) ขึ้นไปใหว้หลวงพ่อบนวัด.สวยมากๆเดินจากลานจอดรถไปไม่นาน เดินบนสะพานไม้ไผ่ ผ่านทุ่งนา..

(Translated by Google) Parking lot then walk to see the bridge. There are many products for sale. The bathrooms are clean and spacious. (Original) ลานจอดรถ แล้วเดินไปดูสะพาน มีสินค้าจำหน่ายมากมาย ห้องน้ำสะอาด กว้างขวาง

We had bad experience with service attitude from the restaurant’s staff. They refused to serve drinks just after their announcement of last order few minutes before 2pm. The green curry was of too diluted gravy. The other dishes were not impressive too.

A great restaurant for the local area. It's perfect for tourists with English menus containing many photos and they also offer some western and Chinese meals. Food is tasty but toned down in heat to cater for foreigners. Prices match this.

We had a tasty dinner several nights ago. The khao soi was very good, all the right flavours, great texture. The fried pork with rice was good but quite a plain dish. The menu is ok for the restaurant. The staff are lovely and very friendly.

Ordered 3 dishes (do not miss the local ‘Laab Kua’ dish) all were done to perfection, price is a bit above the average but reasonable given the portion size, taste and freshness. Seems like good management of manpower. Staff are nice and kind . Definitely would come back .

Excellent restaurant, best Khao Soi Kai I have had in Thailand 🇹🇭, the chicken was so tender...if you are in Mae Hong Son, you must dine here.

Really delicious Thai food. Special retro atmosphere and decor because it has been open for more than 30 years. Must try is the fried shiitake mushroom with soy sauce. They’re amazing! The price is really low and quality high

Had a lovely dinner here. Was very quiet (only 2 tables including us) but staff were very attentive. Lots of mosquitos so bring spray or wear trousers. Food was good including some local specialties.

They’ve moved from their old spot by the lake in town to a spot at the foot of a forested hill. Be prepared to wait a while (saw a few tables came prepared with card games) as it seems the food is made from scratch. Fresh, quality ingredients. Food looks great and tastes delicious. Highly, highly recommend the Green Tea Salad.

Great service albeit it being a little slow as there were plenty of ya. The food quality is good considering they had a lot on their plate. I loved the potato and eggplant curry, the spicy sausage salad. They serve brown rice which is a big plus. The chicken cordon Bleu was a little dry but overall a must visit. Pizza was a little fat, but decent. Skip the Burmese chilli con carne.

We tried tea leaf salad, potato and eggplant curry, potato cakes, and banana pandan smoothie on our first night there, and we kept coming back every day after that. Very friendly service. Nang- the super nice owner, offered to drop us off in town after every meals. They have a cute little puppy name Bao who will greet you when you there. Must-try in Mae Hong Son.

Amazing experience in this “home style” restaurant. Delicious and tasty food, everything is very clean and the staff makes you feel like at home We ate a lot and we tasted different plates

Family owned business. Speak fluent English and are so kind and humble. All the food, the drinks, smoothies were all absolutely delicious. The atmosphere was so relaxing. I will definitely come again. I love to support locals and family businesses. The food was fresh and just perfect.

Good variety of food to choose. From standard thai dishes to local (northern) dishes to western dishes (like standard american or even italian cuisines) and myanmar dishes. Never had myanmar food before so I did wanna try, was pretty okay actually. Dunno if this would consider authentic tho. Portions are fulfilling. Price is not too steep. No dishes are spectacular, and kao soy tastes really unauthentic.

Found “Salween River Restaurant” in a search for “Best Vegetarian restaurants in Mae Hong Son.” It came up at or near the top and I wasn’t disappointed. Using local produce, they have a diversity of food but I went straight for the Shan/Burmese food as the owner/cook is of Shan Burmese ethnicity. The Burmese green tea salad was absolutely delicious and almost a meal unto itself. The “Burmese potato cakes” and “potato and eggplant curry” were similarly delicious. All of these dishes are vegan. To drink I had the “Refreshing banana smoothie” with lime, banana, pandan leaves and coconut. Original, delicious and refreshing. Thank you for the great food and service! I will be back. Bonus: they have both on the floor and table seating options and just a few minutes out of town it is a very serene environment.

Very lovely people, superbly tasteful food (the Burmese green tea salad is a must-try). Highly recommended!

A haven to eat in the shade Comfortable eatery on outskirts of Mae Hong Son. International inspired, Thai and local Shan cuisine. Try the Shan meals as they are fabulous. Plenty of parking.

Cute spot that serves a range of food. Good vegetarian options and lots of meat dishes can be substituted with tofu. Had the Burmese green tee salad which was my first time trying, it was yum. A bit to salty for me but I liked all the textures and garlic and chill flavour. Also had the Potatoes and eggplant curry which was warmed and very filling, good flavour.

This place was so delicious that it could easily be among the best food we’ve had in Thailand. Especially since we ordered all vegetarian options. The salsa was delicious. Don’t expect American corn chips to dip it in. This is all about the salsa itself. The vehicle for salsa are more like fried rice chips, and that doesn’t matter. It’s the salsa itself that wins life. The Burmese Potatoes. Wow. The crunchy exterior mixed with the hot potato interior of something hash brown like. With a sweet dipping sauce that left us wanting for more. The third dish we had was Burmese Green Tea Salad which was unusually scrumptious! If you’re looking for a place to eat and this review popped up, hit “direction to this place” on Google Maps and just get here. The food and atmosphere will not disappoint! Plus they have large cold beer!

Heavenly Shan dishes cooked to perfection by the friendly staff. The portions are huge, so bring friends to share the meal with!

A lovely gem of a place. Delicious food and super friendly host. Has very cute puppy 🐶 Must order their signature potato n eggplant curry, it was the best vegetarian curry we’ve had in Thailand. Tom yum soup, omelet, potato cake tastes really good too! Plenty of parking outside. Definitely will return!

Please take the 30 minute walk or 6 minute drive! You won’t regret it! This place is outside of the main part of town, but so worth it. Open 7:30am-22:00 everyday, according to their menu. They also are open to modifying for vegetarian/vegan diets. It’s family run and the entire family was so kind. They were able to provide recommendations as to their best sellers. We got: Crispy Shan style poppadum's & homemade salsa, eggplant and potato curry, and the veggie burger. All very delicious. Would recommend all three dishes. The seating was lovely, with cushions or benches as your options. & it’s affordable for the delicious food and a nice setting. Also, a nice chill bar with live music just a minute away.

Cozy place in the center of town. Nice Thai and western food with various tasty drinks. The atmosphere is really unique and relaxing. It is a such a good place to relax and enjoy with friends and family.

I love this little joint! It’s quirky, fun and welcoming. Great food & drink menu and for those who are interested, music and art too! This is well located within walking distance from the beautiful lake! I would definitely visit again

My first visit here make me to come back the next day. It's one person who are staff and he make a rely good atmosphere here. Thai and Burmese food Aroi Aroi

Very nice and cosy restaurant at the corner of the junction. Food is very good for both adults and children.

The dinner I had there was awesome and very well priced for the amount and quality of food I enjoyed. Liked it so much I went back for breakfast the next morning.

One of my favorite cafes in Thailand! I visited often while staying in town for a week. It was the perfect place for me to get coffee, food, and set up and work from my laptop several hours each day. The owners are very nice, food is great, and there are lots of tables. I highly recommend it!

Food is delicious, comfortable place, excellent service and reasonable price

Really friendly staff, nice place to have some yummy Italian food. The Pizza is more homemade style than the classic Italian Pizza, but tasted really good and they put a lot of cheese on it! Pasta was also tasty. Plus is a the Tabasco and olive oil. We also had two smoothies, they were huge and tasty. And finally, prices are really fair. Recommended to try :)

Very good pepperoni 🍕 pizza, only one table in front on massage place where they make pizza in the back! Right ne t to 7-11 where you can get cold beer. The owner in friendly and sweet. Pizza was 209B which isn’t cheap but a nice treat. You can get pizza for cheaper at the night market by the lake. I was in a rain storm and was grateful for this place /) they also have spaghetti, basically Italian restaurant meets massage :)

Best Pizza in town!! The sweet lady makes the dough herself and is extremely friendly and always has a radiant smile on her face. We ate here almost everyday it's so good!

I'm sorry for my compatriot, who wasn't on site, but this restaurant needs urgently someone who is truly able to run it, otherwise I suppose that it won't have a prosper future. Local people who are in the shop are good for a asian restaurant, but maybe not for an italian one. We ate 2 chicken salads not exactly perfect. The chicken was pale and cold. Salad was wet and cut in too large pieces. Seasoning was insufficient for the salad. Bread was the Farmhouse brand made warm. I hope warmly that other dishes are better than mine. I put 3 stars to encourage them. Good luck.

The pizzas are prepared a little different to normal but are quite tasty and reasonably priced. The service is good. Have nice cold beer. Still operating during difficult covid time. Probably the best place to go in MHS for Italian style food.

The only restaurant we have had frosted beer glasses in Thailand

Good pizza, good service. And fresh squeezed orange juice ☺️🍊

Way overrated and a little overpriced. Tourist buses bring a captive audience, so I'm thinking the standard has dropped. At least the beer was cold.

Good choice of food, price reasonable, not the best you may have in Thailand but depend on the meal, so overall it's fine.

Came at 18.45. 4 persons, ordered 3 dishes, the first dis Gaeng Hang Le (which is supposed to be a ready cooked curry) came at 19.17, and then the rest of the dishes never came.... so just one dish for 4, we don't wait to wait. Clean shop, fine but slow service, so-so taste, overpriced for sure, we will not recommend here if you totally run out of other choices and have loads of time to waste. We paid 250 for that bowl of curry in this restaurant. Then we went to the walking street next to the clock tower that we found the most delicious bbq sticky rice with eco packing which only 20 baht.... the appreciation-needed sellers are always least appreciated in Thailand, spread your money wider and wiser.

Lovely airy n spacious restaurant with good food

Enjoy your lunch/dinner at Kai Mook. Delicious food from a very creative menu. The local food it's amazing

Large decent restaurant that serves Thai and international cuisine. It has two levels. Located in the quiet alley. It focuses on tourist groups. Prices are not low. I have seen two groups coming when I had my tea.

A disaster. I asked for capucino. After 15 minutes, waitress came and she claimed coffee is sold out. Then I order spring roll and a coke. After 20 minutes , waiter brings coke and spring roll is sold out. Nobody speak English and the only word they seem to know is " sold out". I will finish my coke and I will leave.

food is okie and nice staff, good and clean store, But frankly speaking ,the price is 30%-50% expensive than value perceived.