Sorn Chan

5 A Culinary Nomad - 5 months ago

This is one of the culinary treasures of Chiang Mai, especially famous for their northern-style laab and their pork curry. Remember to get sticky rice with your order.

5 Lee Chong - 2 months ago

We dined in the eatery and ordered spicy pork salad, pork curry n khao soi (chicken curry noodles) 3x steamed rice and a bottled water. All were delicious, flavoursome and not too spicy hot for my taste. Very reasonable in price about THB 60/dish and overall THB 226 for two of us.

5 Andrew Schultz - 3 years ago

Great spot for northern Thai food. The location is a little loud but the food is worth it if you’re interested in traditional foods in this region. I had the pork curry which was tasty, I love the spice and brown gravy it’s stewed in. Sticky rice is always an essential part of the meal so make sure you order some. There’s 8 traditional dishes to choose from, starting at 50 baht. #BeatTheGrind

5 Mei Yi Yeap - 2 years ago

Not as popular with tourists but it's a Chiangmai insider spot. The must orders are their laab khau (mince pork) and nam prik Ong (pork chilli dip). Fresh shakes are really good too

5 David Chong - a month ago

Came here for the spicy pork and curry pork. Not too spicy and delicious. Price is reasonable too.

5 Megan Coppock - 9 months ago

Lunch here felt like eating at a friend's place. Everyone was friendly and casual. There was no menu, but we asked for a few things we'd read about in the reviews. The star was the slow-roasted curry that just fell apart with the touch of a spoon. (The laab was sooo spicy!) Definitely come here for authentic northern Thai food.

((It was also pretty inexpensive, considering we got three entrees and two orders of sticky rice.))

5 Bob Schiff - 2 years ago

Fantastic little place serving a limited menu of authentic northern Thai food. The laab khua muu is to die for (assuming you can handle a little spice) and the name orik ong lends flavor without the spice.