Laab Kai Mueang Pan Waen

2 Jemima Skelley - 9 months ago

The reviews for this place looked great but the food was average and gave us food poisoning. The dishes came out very quickly so I think they were pre made, though the papaya salad (song tam) was fresh and delicious. I wouldn’t recommend it but the prices are good

4 David Wild - 4 weeks ago

Really good larb made from water buffalo which almost tastes like a haggis! Highly recommend the burmese curry, which has more of a south Asian taste and feel and the water buffalo stew which is almost pho like in consistency and taste. The food is very tasty and affordable here

5 Seven Seconds - 2 months ago

Laab is so yummy, other foods is not so special. This restaurant is authentic northern Thai food.

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3 Akio Iida - 2 years ago

Very home cooked feel. The sausage was delicious, but room temperature (it was sitting by the grill?) Their Northern Style Pork curry was interesting.

4 Nuchnalin Leerasantana - 2 years ago

Authentic northern food with reasonable price and quick serve!!

If you love ‘Larb’ here is a place. The food is rich and fresh. I really love Larb Dib(raw spicy buffalo)which made by buffalo meat. It is very clean and yummy. Fermented pork topping with egg also recommend.

Here is homy and cozy style.

5 Adriana Ng - 2 years ago

This is a restaurant I stumbled upon while walking around in chiang mai. I had the day exploring the city on my own because my friend got food poisoning from the night before. What immediately stopped me was the delicious smell of bbq in the front of the store. I saw a couple of foreigners sitting in front and the Thai ladies too busy even to welcome me in the restaurant. As soon as I walked in, they were immediately excited and greeted me to the back of restaurant that was full of locals. I ordered the bbq pork, chicharon, juice and a bowl of rice. This meal was about 110 baht. But the lady there was so nice she just took my 100 and said forget about the 10. This was probably my favorite meal in chiang mai. I was welcomed with kindness and incredible local food.

5 Zsofin Sheehy - 2 years ago

The food here feels quite authentic, not catering to tourists. There is an English menu however. It's low key and quite cozy. The food is delicious and the service is fast. If you're a foreigner and don't speak Thai, be polite, it will go a long way (not just here). I recommend the Green Papaya Salad, Larb, and Northern Thai Sausage paired with some sticky rice, washed down with some cold icy beer. They also have really delicious Nam Chim Seafood. You should definitely eat here.