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Coordinates: 15°24′N 101°18′E / 15.4°N 101.3°E / 15.4; 101.3
Restaurants in Thailand
1. Issan Rum Distillery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 56 reviews
Issan Rum Distillery Agricultural Rum 100 % Sugarcanne juice Awarded at HKIWSC and Rhum Fest PARIS Free Tour of the distillery and pacefull tasting room
Reviewed By MichaelCharlesW - Tao Ngoi, Thailand
While taking a time out in Nong Khai, we look for out of the way places to explore. To our luck trip adviser pointed us to the right place. Easy to find using google maps, short drive from the river walk. Arriving from the dirt road you see the naturally enhanced landscape, empeckable views of a natural pond. Shaded areas with cosey sitting areas. Lek the Host, 0wner and distiller greeted us with a smile. First offering was a great cup of freashly ground bean coffee. Next came the famous Issan Rum, we were not disappointed. With the friendly company of another guest from France (living in Thailand 21 years) the mid-morning was a treat. Highly Recommend a visit on your trip to Nong Khai.
2. Chit Beer
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By LittleMsMe - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
What a great little place. Drinking craft beer by the river, on a beautiful Sunday afternoon and nibbling on fried pork & french fries is a must! The best was that Khun Chit was there behind the bar greeting and serving customers with the famous Thai smile. We asked for beer tastings and we got the lot. In my opinion, on the day the winner beer for me was Good Man Pale Ale. But I have to say the stout and the red cider were good too. They even had wines (small bottle BTH 80) of red or white in the fridge. The place is child friendly too as we saw some locals with their young families. Recommended for a lazy afternoon weekend drinking super cold beers and listening live music. Can you believe you can get all of this in Bangkok?
3. Thung Bua Khaw Floating Market Chiang Mai
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Thung Bua Khaw floating market Chiang Mai locates in the huge pond at road no. 1001 Chiang Mai - Maejo, depart from Chiang Mai downtown heading to Mae Jo University you will find this place on the left-hand side. Inside this market, there are varieties of local foods, noodles, drinks, and coffee-shops. Refreshing with the nice scenic view of Mae Rim during the sunset is an unforgettable experience
4. Siri-Wattana Market / Tha-Nin Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By Nyunt_Eugene - Chachoengsao, Thailand
Covered ตลาด positioned around cinco minutes norte de Chiang Mai, where el suelo and las encimeras are unbroken tile making them very straightforward to clean and maintain. So great hygiene in a ตลาด which specialises in foodstuffs - mainly prepared items including แกง, stir fries and grilled dead တိရိစ္ဆာန်။ Very little ภาษาอังกฤษ labelling so you’ll need to be careful if you’re เจ/သက်သတ်လွတ်/vegano, since even a lot of the stir fries for instance have bits of dismembered animals ဟင်းသီဟင်းရွက်များအောက်မှာရှိတယ်။ One end of the covered mercado is devoted to fresh produce - ผัก y သစ်သီး - but in my experience their presence isn’t always as regular as the prepared foods vendedores. No hay asientos.
5. Alcidini Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By dan0852
I visited the winery with my fiancé to look for wines for our wedding next year. The winery is run by a mother, father and son trio, who have all spent time in Australia and/or America studying oenology. We were greeted by the mother before we even got to the front door! The wine tasting on offer was more than reasonable at 100 baht per person and the process and story of making each wine was explained in great detail. They even offer their wines with your own customised labels for occasions such as weddings and have plenty of examples on display. I'm really glad we made the trip out to Alcidini and would recommend to all.
6. A Hundred Year Market
7. Nonthaburi Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By mascotbangkok - Bangkok, Thailand
There are many local fresh markets in and around Bangkok but after 25 years living here I have found the Nonthaburi market to be my favorite / two reasons - it is easy to reach by the river express boat and it is in walking distance of a very beautiful park just across the river - yes I could give you a third reason - one of the most real thai restaurants on the river ; river tree house is a 10 minute taxi ride away - and Koh Kret is just a 10 minute boat ride - a great way to see real Thailand ????????
8. Mae Nam Morning Market
9. Parallel Universe Of Lunar 2 On The Hidden Moon
10. Jing Jai Farmers Market Chiang Mai
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
All health lovers should make sure to visit this great source of everything organic on Saturday or Sunday mornings. Local produce and the pre-cooked food is on sale, and everything is guaranteed to be toxic free. Don’t forget your own bag!
Reviewed By shawyunt
This people's market has all that you would love to eat, or to shop for local clothing that represent the design and service mindset of the creative Lanna Thai north in terms of eating and clothing, all at very local pricung. very popular with locals and foreigners who wish to explore what is "local" and lively. A MUST for all who are there on Saturdays and Sundays
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