Visiting Chiang Mai, you'll find everything is incredibly delicious, especially the street food. The flavors are truly extraordinary, exceeding all expectations.

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Every shop I've chosen today is a must-try every time I visit.

A slight pang of guilt might linger if you don't go. More importantly, it's easy to make a living, the price is reasonable, and you get what you pay for.

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Chiang Mai's Culinary Delights: Affordable and Delicious Eats

Chiang Mai, a city renowned for its rich culture and stunning natural beauty, also boasts a vibrant culinary scene offering a plethora of affordable and delectable options. This guide delves into the city's hidden gems, where taste reigns supreme without breaking the bank.

1. Khao Kha Moo Chang Phueak: This legendary eatery serves up a mouthwatering Khao Kha Moo (braised pork leg on rice) that is both tender and flavorful. The rich broth, infused with aromatic spices, perfectly complements the succulent pork, creating an unforgettable culinary experience.

2. Gaeng Hang Lay at Wat Phra Singh: Nestled within the serene grounds of Wat Phra Singh, this hidden gem offers a unique and authentic Northern Thai curry known as Gaeng Hang Lay. The rich, creamy broth, infused with the earthy flavors of turmeric and ginger, is a perfect accompaniment to the tender pork and vegetables.

3. Sai Oua at Khao Soi Khun Yai: This bustling eatery is renowned for its Sai Oua (Northern Thai sausage), a spicy and flavorful treat. The sausage, made with a blend of pork, herbs, and spices, is grilled to perfection, resulting in a crispy exterior and a juicy interior.

4. Khao Soi at Khao Soi Khun Yai: No culinary exploration of Chiang Mai is complete without indulging in Khao Soi, a signature Northern Thai dish. Khao Soi Khun Yai serves up a delectable version of this dish, featuring a rich and flavorful curry broth, tender egg noodles, and succulent chicken.

5. Mango Sticky Rice at Warorot Market: This vibrant market is a treasure trove of culinary delights, including the iconic Mango Sticky Rice. The perfectly ripe mango, paired with the sweet and creamy sticky rice, creates a harmonious balance of flavors and textures.

Conclusion:

Chiang Mai's culinary scene offers a diverse array of affordable and delicious options, catering to every palate. From the legendary Khao Kha Moo to the unique Gaeng Hang Lay, each dish promises a unique and unforgettable culinary experience. So, embark on a gastronomic adventure through the streets of Chiang Mai and discover the city's hidden culinary gems.

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A giant, steaming youtiao. Forget about your diet for a moment, because this is worth the indulgence. The freshly fried youtiao is hot, salty, and incredibly satisfying.

Enjoy a cup of coffee or add it to your rice porridge for a delicious treat. Only 10 baht each! The friendly owner welcomes you at his shop on Nimmanhaemin Road.

Across from Soi 3. It's so good, I already want to eat it again.

No matter where I eat crispy roti sai mai, it's never as impressive as here. The filling is soft and flavorful, the coconut milk sauce is fragrant and tempting, and the price is only 20 baht per box.

Always exceeding expectations, this delicious dish is a must-try. Located conveniently in front of Wat Ketu, it sells out quickly, so be sure to arrive early to avoid disappointment.

This "Kway Teow Lod" from Fa Thani is legendary.

The taste is well-balanced, no need to add any seasoning, everything is perfect, and there is no disturbing smell.

While the restaurant is renowned for its congee, it offers a diverse menu with exceptional dishes beyond just congee.

This dish, roasted chicken noodles, wow, the chicken is huge! And it's delicious too.

Don't bother watching, it's not worth your time.

This beloved local eatery, known as "Auntie Sai's Curry Rice" by residents, is conveniently located near the Kasikorn Bank.

The Siam impressed me with its location, a hidden gem tucked away near Sala Maong Osot.

The friendly owner cooks delicious food and is very kind. Upon entering, you will immediately notice...

"Help yourself to as much rice as you want. Take as much as you need to feel full." In this day and age, how many kind people like Auntie are there?

Moreover, Auntie's cooking uses a charcoal stove as her number one helper.

Deep-fried meatballs that have changed the whole meatball phenomenon. Haha! Honestly, the meatballs themselves aren't that great.

The restaurant's signature dipping sauce, with its unparalleled smoothness, elevates the dining experience to a heavenly level.

Sweet and slightly spicy, absolutely delicious. This is the best of the best. I stumbled upon this restaurant by chance and I'm so glad I did.

On a hot day like this, a refreshing glass of herbal drink can quench your thirst and provide health benefits.

Upon arriving at Tha Pae, be sure to try the exclusive and advanced herbal tonic formula of Sala Mong Osot. It's a must-try experience.

The owner of the shop once offered this herbal tonic to the royal family in the palace. You should try it, it's really delicious.

Guests arriving at the pavilion must be welcomed. Guests arriving at the pavilion must be treated to a feast. Spicy minced pork salad, fragrant with spices.

This restaurant has gained worldwide fame for its delicious stir-fried minced pork salad, a dish that has lived up to its reputation for many years. Despite recent price increases, the quality remains high.

Despite the inconvenience, I still enjoy dining at this restaurant, particularly for their delicious stir-fried minced pork salad and khao soi. Their flavors are simply irresistible.

Afternoon tea is not just about drinking tea, but also about relaxing and sparking imagination.

Vieng Joom On offers a variety of delicious teas with unique flavors and aromas. In addition to their extensive tea selection, they also serve a variety of snacks and meals to satisfy every taste.

Be prepared to spend some time at this restaurant, as their chairs are incredibly comfortable and may make you want to stay longer than intended.

The view of the Ping River is so beautiful and relaxing that it makes you want to sit and chill out forever.

The recommended menu includes the Arock Chomint Bowl and the Arabian Nights. The aroma is incredibly tempting.

Curious about how good it is? Try it yourself! There are branches in Bangkok, but the experience isn't as enjoyable as in Chiang Mai. Go to the location that is most convenient for you.

No buffet has impressed me as much as the one at the Suriwong Hotel. Not only does it offer a wide variety of dishes, but the sets are also spectacular.

There are many dishes priced under 300 baht that are delicious and evoke a sense of nostalgia.

The meal was especially delicious when we all ate together, including grandpa, grandma, grandpa, and grandma.

Applause for the executive's courage to set affordable prices for such excellent food.

Late-night tofu pudding, only 10 baht!

The "bamieaem" was delicious and filling for two people. More importantly, it was sweet, fragrant, and well-balanced, without the unpleasant taste of beans.

At first glance, it seemed like an ordinary cup of soy milk. But after the first sip, I was blown away.

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Similar to Midnight Fried Chicken, there is another great place that you shouldn't miss. Following from the day I went to eat,

The famous shop was closed for a break, so I decided to try this one instead. I must say, the deep-fried pork belly is absolutely divine!

Enjoy with soft sticky rice. Oh, wow... The red chili paste is incredibly spicy and delicious.

Bualoy, a comforting friend... What could be more delicious? This picture shows bualoy with coconut filling.

The filling is similar to coconut in stuffed desserts, chewy with soft dough. Oh, so good!

Sweet, fragrant, delicious, and disappears quickly. The many menus of Bua Loi are available in both hot and cold versions.

And in the evening, big, stuffed buns. You must try them! They are located next to the Netraduangdao shop.

It's time to go home, but I have to stop by to buy some souvenirs. This shop has a lot of delicious food, but I've only ever eaten the same things over and over again.

Every time I visit, I can't resist buying their signature dish: "nam prik num" (northern Thai green chili dip) with crispy pork belly. The flavors are unlike anything I've tasted elsewhere, and the owner assures me they use no preservatives.

It's easy to spot in the market. Just look for the crowd, because there will be people buying it all day, every day.

Near Damrong Restaurant, there is another souvenir shop. However, when it comes to fermented pork sausage, "Sri Pann Restaurant" takes the crown.

Stir-fried with pickled garlic cloves, this dish will have you exclaiming in delight and slapping your knee in satisfaction.

Wow! The fermented pork sausage from Sriphan's shop is incredibly delicious. I love it!

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