Local Khao Soi In CHIANG MAI

Video Transcript

That’s a classic spot for the classic northern Thai dish known as Khao Soi this place is called “Khao Soi khun Yai” and it’s one of the most heavily reviewed spots I think they have like 1500 google reviews. It’s just a classic old-school northern Thai Khao Soi shop they serve it with beef, they serve it with chicken, they serve it with pork. Today we’ve come late they close by 2 p.m so there’s a teenee tip for you get to this place before 2 p.m it’s about 1 p.m now and they sell out of a lot of things pretty quickly so they only have the pork left today this is going to be the first time that we’ve ever had Khao Soi pork so I’m looking forward to that we’re just inside the moat here in old town Chiang Mai and you can see it’s located right beside this nice beautiful temple it’s just this little spot here you can pull in there’s a little bit of parking there if you’re driving you can drive past it on this one-way street and pull in just in the next little left and you’ll find a little parking spot but uh when you’re looking for Khao Soi which you should be looking for Khao Soi pretty regularly up here in Chiang Mai we certainly look for Khao Soi all the time in Chiang Mai then come and check out “Khao Soi khun Yai” this place here and enjoy it’s a delectable delectable little treat it’s only about 50 or 60 baht per bowl of this silky goodness cheers everyone.

Additional Information

Chiang Mai is situated in northern Thailand and is the largest city. It is surrounded by mountains and its old city area still retains vestiges from its history. Because of this, the city is amazing to visit if you are trying to understand the deep roots of traditional Thai culture. Its historical temples, picturesque mountains, cool weather, and scenic views are what makes this city such a popular destination for tourists. Because of its northern location and higher altitude, Chiang Mai is a pleasant city to visit in comparison to Thailand’s other cities as the weather is more suitable for those who are not used to the country’s extreme heat. If you are looking for places to explore the options range from the Elephant Rescue Park to Wat Chedi Luang Varavihara and many other temples and reserves. It is very interesting to explore the nature of Chiang Mai as well as the temples integrated into this greenery. Not only this but you can also explore the towns, which are hip and trendy near the university. Or if you really want to dive into the traditional culture, there are also local towns which are less busy with tourists and foreigners.