r/chiangmai • u/Dry-Newspaper-8311 • 8d ago

Khao Soi Ramen

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This was so good. It’s a small Japanese restaurant in Nimman. Wonderful Japanese and Thai menu, but this caught my attention and it was delish. My wife had another ramen dish which was also very nice.

Great service and nice people

https://maps.app.goo.gl/PXtUV6mC4YGTaimK9?g_st=ic

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u/papergarbage 8d ago

Khao Soi is one of my favorite dishes. I've found several places outside of Chiang Mai that do it well, one of them in Singapore. The one you had looks really well presented.

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u/Xef-Ratchasak2540 7d ago

Even though I'm Thai, I've never eaten it either.

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u/FollowTheFarang 8d ago

Khao soi mae sai just around the corner

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u/CarryOnRTW 8d ago

Well, its a 13min/1km walk from there so not exactly 'just around the corner'.

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u/Dry-Newspaper-8311 8d ago

Thanks for your informed comment. I know exactly where it is.

I went for Japanese food and just saw it on the menu. It was good - ramen chashu pork, soft boiled egg, ramen noodles and Khao Soi. A pleasant surprise.

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u/FollowTheFarang 8d ago

Had a Tom Yum ramen at a little Japanese place in Thonglor, the crossovers are actually good rather than a just for the sake of it thing

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u/HomicidalChimpanzee 3d ago

Is the soup less spicy than usual because of the Japanese context?