5/5 Shu M. 8 months ago on Google
LOVE
IT!
Would
go
again
the
next
time
I'm
in
Chiang
Mai.
Food
was
fantastic!
Love
how
beautifully
and
delicately
every
dish
was
prepared
and
presented.
Booking.
We
booked
one
month
in
advance
via
email
and
was
replied
promptly
to
and
they
were
very
considerated
towards
the
different
food
preferences
and
allergies
we
had.
Food.
We
had
the
Warm
Summer
Menu
and
every
bite
was
like
an
orchestra.
The
starters
were
Kuzu
Tofu,
Wild
Mushroom
Tart
&
Cashew
Nut
Miso
with
Fish
of
the
Day.
Refreshing,
Umami
and
WOW.
Pardon
my
lack
of
vocab
but
WOW.
These
3
starters
brought
our
expectation
sky
high
and
the
remaining
dishes
did
not
fail
us.
The
Somtam
Tomyam
&
Grilled
Shrimp
packed
a
series
of
powerful
flavour
punches
and
the
Shrimp
was
grilled
to
PERFECTION.
I
wished
they
had
given
me
a
full
shrimp
instead
of
half.
The
Tomyam
powder
and
Somtam
though
were
2
super
familiar
and
distinctive
flavours
were
beyond
expectations.
EVERY
SINGLE
BITE
was
a
hit
with
spice,
flavours
&
umami.
The
Smoked
Fish
with
Sumac
and
Akha
style
Peanut
Relish
was
suprising
to
the
tastebud.
The
fish
was
sweet
with
the
added
aroma
from
being
smoked
and
the
peanut
relish
was
more
refreshing
and
flavourful
than
expected.
The
Sundried
Squid
with
Onion.
OMG.
They
served
a
beautifully
fried
onion
ring
in
the
dish.
The
onion
added
a
crunch
and
sweetness
to
the
tender
squid.
The
Pen
Shell
with
Sa-Mee-Sam
and
Lychee
was
a
good
flavour
break.
The
sweetness
of
the
lychee
broth
with
the
pumpkin
puree
served
with
pen
shell
and
lychee
flesh
was
super
refreshing
and
appetising.
By
this
time
I
was
soooooo
in
love
with
the
food
I
was
nodding
like
an
idiot.
My
NUMBER
1
FAVOURITE
of
the
night,
GOBY
FISH
WITH
GALANGAL.
It
was
like
ASMR
which
gives
you
the
goosebumps.
The
fish
was
super
sweet
and
juicy,
the
scales
and
skins
were
super
crispy.
The
white
sauce
was
coconuty
with
just
a
compact
drop
of
oil
that
changed
up
the
whole
flavour,
the
green
sauce
was
freaking
delicious
and
when
both
sauces
mixed
together,
*ahhhhhhhh~
(enter
the
gates
of
heaven).
Baked
rice
with
free-ranged
pig
farming
with
soup
was
earthy,
with
soft
bone
(or
was
it
diced
pig
ear)
mixed
into
the
filling
that
give
it
a
little
texture.
I
am
bias,
so
the
pig
liver
was
sooooooo
tender
and
yummy.
My
friends
had
kolae
beef
next
and
cause
i
don't
eat
beef,
i
was
served
king
mackerel
with
a
satay
sauce
(without
peanuts).
This
was
the
only
dish
I
was
disappointed
with.
I
was
hoping
they
serve
me
meat
(chicken
or
pork)
but
fish
again,
and
the
Goby
fish
was
hard
to
beat
so
I
didn't
enjoy
this
as
much.
We
had
the
Karen
Rice
Porridge
with
wild
herbs
broth
and
free-range
chicken.
And
our
group
of
three
finally
had
a
divide
in
opinion,
while
2
of
us
enjoyed
this
dish,
and
found
it
as
a
good
hearty
end,
1
of
us
didn't
like
the
broth
and
felt
that
it
tasted
too
"grassy".
Personally
i
like
the
use
of
3
different
kind
of
grains
giving
it
different
textures
and
taste.
Hang
in
there
with
me!
Cause
we
finally
reach
dessert.
AROY
MAK
MAK!
Not
too
sweet
corn
mochi,
buckwheat
and
hojicha
waffle
ice
cream
and
somshun
panna
cotta
that
tasted
different
with
every
single
bite.
Perfect
end
to
the
perfect
night!
WONDERFUL!
Drinks.
We
had
our
drinks
recommended
and
both
the
Sake
and
umeshu
were
so
smooth,
naturally
sweet
and
fragant.
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