A brand new vlog from Chiang Mai, Thailand... all shot on the DJI Osmo Pocket 3!
In this video, we explore the best restaurants, coffee shops, and street food in Chiang Mai! From finding the best Khao Soi - Chiang Mai’s signature dish - to visiting three different night markets on a £10 / 430 baht budget each night, we’re here to show you where to find the very best and authentic food in Chiang Mai.   But that’s not all! We also took part in an Thai cooking class, learning to make some of Thailand’s most iconic dishes from scratch. Whether you’re a foodie or just planning your trip, this is your ultimate Chiang Mai food guide!  

You just made me hungry.  

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Superb job on this VLOG.  Really cool that you got to do the Thai cooking class.  

nice vlog

Jummy VLOG

Looks great.
Both the food and the footage.

DAFlys Posted at 2-10 00:52
You just made me hungry.

Haha I was hungry throughout the whole editing process!

Blériot53 Posted at 2-10 01:04
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I know right!

DowntownRDB Posted at 2-10 03:32
Superb job on this VLOG.  Really cool that you got to do the Thai cooking class.

The cooking class was an awesome experience! Thanks for watching

Kikik Posted at 2-10 05:20
nice vlog

thank you!

Aleksandar Popovic8 Posted at 2-10 07:18
Jummy VLOG

thank you!

Montfrooij Posted at 2-10 08:29
Looks great.
Both the food and the footage.

thanks for watching!

jamesbb Posted at 2-10 12:40
thank you!

Welcome

jamesbb Posted at 2-10 12:40
thanks for watching!

You're welcome!

jamesbb Posted at 2-10 12:39
The cooking class was an awesome experience! Thanks for watching

You're very welcome.  Keep up the great work and I hope you have a wonderful week.  

jamesbb Posted at 2-10 12:39
Haha I was hungry throughout the whole editing process!

Im not surprised

Food looks amazing hungry now

Gret food tour.

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Great vlog! Chiang Mai is now on my list. The Khao Soi looks amazing, and the night markets on a budget are a great idea. Love the cooking class too!

Mmm very nice.

Meanskunk Posted at 2-11 04:45
Food looks amazing hungry now

thank you!

BetterBizTech Posted at 2-12 18:40
Gret food tour.

thank you!

djiuser_z2qhtQuymx8J Posted at 2-14 17:15
Hello, I am new to the forum and was wondering how I can make a post? It says I am not authorized to do so

I'm not sure about that issue to be honest! I can make a post by clicking on "+ New Thread"

abuislam Posted at 2-17 05:26
Great vlog! Chiang Mai is now on my list. The Khao Soi looks amazing, and the night markets on a budget are a great idea. Love the cooking class too!

Thanks so much! The Khao Soi is a definite culinary highlight of our whole time in Thailand - no doubt there's many more great dishes that we aren't even aware of. Night markets and cooking classes are a great way of exploring the local cuisine. Glad you enjoyed!

jamesbb Posted at 2-18 14:29
thank you!

You're welcome.

Where can we find Kaeng som cha om kai?

Chiang Mai has some amazing food options! For a great local experience, you should try Khao Soi at places like Khao Soi Lung Prakit  (around 60–80 THB per bowl) – it’s a must-try! If you're into something a bit fancier, The House by Ginger offers modern Thai dishes and a nice vibe (around 600–1,400 THB for a meal for two). For vegan or vegetarian options, Free Bird Cafe is great and affordable, with most dishes under 200 THB. Street food is also everywhere, so you can find tasty bites for just a few bucks. Overall, you could budget around 150–250 THB per meal depending on your preferences. Hope that helps.

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victorblake Posted at 2-27 04:28
Chiang Mai has some amazing food options! For a great local experience, you should try Khao Soi at places like Khao Soi Lung Prakit  (around 60–80 THB per bowl) – it’s a must-try! If you're into something a bit fancier, The House by Ginger offers modern Thai dishes and a nice vibe (around 600–1,400 THB for a meal for two). For vegan or vegetarian options, Free Bird Cafe is great and affordable, with most dishes under 200 THB. Street food is also everywhere, so you can find tasty bites for just a few bucks. Overall, you could budget around 150–250 THB per meal depending on your preferences. Hope that helps.

Definitely coming back to this comment should we ever return to Chiang Mai! Thank you so much

It makes me really hungry!

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