Joanna James
One of the great things about culinary adventures in Thailand is that the cuisine varies from region to region so there’s always something new to savour! Thus, you can expect to try some distinctive dishes with unique favours in Northern Thailand which has plenty of dining options and venues; these include restaurants in Chiang Rai such as those at properties like Anantara Golden Triangle Elephant Camp & Resort and street food stalls in Chiang Mai. Also known as Lanna cuisine (named after the Lanna Kingdom), the food here has been influenced by neighbouring Burma and is relatively mellow when compared with Isaan cuisine of North-Eastern Thailand which utilises more spices and chilli. Scroll below to see some of the foodie favourites of the north that you should look to try on your visit.
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