Here is Snow

4 chiangmaicharlies - 2 years ago

Here is snow is now an even better place to eat as it now offers cooked meals which it did not previously - and they're very tasty

I tried their 'mashed avocado on toast, for B129, and it was very delicious.

So, get along to 'Here Is Snow', opposite the Red Lion, in Loi Kroh (near the river end) and try one of their signature desserts, or one of their new cooked meals.

Ultra clean restaurant, cool air-conditioning and outside seating if preferred.

5 Chiang Mai Ambassador - 4 years ago

My friend said we should go and eat some ice cream, and he said have you ever tried Korean ice cream. I said nine so he brought me into "Here is Snow", he got a mango and I tried the brownie. A small one is good for one person and the big one for 2-3 people to share.
It's yummy and creamy full of brownie chunks and other sweet goodies! I was wondering if it was the same all the way down, no, it's not. Lots more bits hiding in the bottom also.
I will be back!

5 Hailey Lee - 2 years ago

The best Korean dessert cafe :)
It was good to dine here while travelling with my 3 friends, the place was chilling with amazing service. The bingsoos were phenomenal here, every toppings were perfect matching with the creamy soft ice! Love the brownies too!
It locates right next to the tourist spot, and it's near to everywhere. It was good to have the Korean ice dessert to cool down after shopping at the night market, will certainly come back when I visit back to Chiangmai

5 Richard Barley - 3 years ago

Great dessert in a very original style! Like shaved ice, but with frozen milk instead. Comfortable, clean interior with good AC.

The "small" size is good for two people.

4 A H - 2 years ago

I give this 4 stars as many things were done well, such as the excellent service, crispy fries, and unique bun with burger + fixings. In general, I felt satisfied for sure, but a couple minor issues prevented me from giving a glowing 5 star review.

Didn't have a chance to try desserts but they all looked good.

First minor issue- my friend ordered pancakes but they were slightly undercooked. Owner gave her some extra bacon when he saw. A+ for customer service.

Also asked for my burger without onions, but then it arrived with onions (although they quickly took them off but I cld still taste the raw flavor). [Onion haters can relate.]

One thing I WISH they had: kimchi! I would have LOVED some diced kimchi on my fries and burger as an option. The pickles were ok, but kimchi wld have put this into 'wow factor'.

As for atmosphere - it was a bit loud as it's located near the main drag (aka farang central) as well as the Hard Rock Cafe. Not their fault, merely an observation.

Overall, we were content with our meal but I kept feeling like a few more Korean and Thai toppings would have really elevated this place above others.

5 Adrianne Kraft - 4 years ago

Super yummy and inexpensive! Def recommend if you love desserts! A taste of Korea in Chiang Mai ????

5 vern degeus - 2 years ago

nice little place; managed by a 40s-ish farang who also does some of the cooking, nice enough fella who doesnt mind a chat; the menu is limited but what i had and the others around me seemed to enjoy, good coffee, beer available, doesnt go by the legal drinking hours, outside tables are good people watching and local expats can often be found here; virtually no parking; the rear of the cafe opens up into a food court with ample seating; the manager of snow handles all the english speaking; bathrooms inside the food court area (which looks nice due to a good layout); other ringed restaurant also open up into that food court, making it an enjoyable experience; snow is across the street from red lion english pub