This place specializes in pie many to choose. I know there are other good pie places in town. But, I like Dutch apple pie warm slightly.

This place does it right for me crunchy topping, not too sweet filing, crust is lite.

In Nimman area.

Pie and Cappuccino 145 b.

 

Same place/owner as on road to Chiang Rai just past Maa Suay?


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6 minutes ago, Bill97 said:

Same place/owner as on road to Chiang Rai just past Maa Suay?


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I was wondering that too. Charin Garden has a mouth-watering assortment - coconut, apple, lemon supreme, blueberry..... the list goes on and on.

I was talking with the owner - the roadworks in the mountains on the 118 have impacted the number of customers coming from Chiang Mai.

I had a shepherds pie today.

He wasnt happy.

There's a cafe in Chiang Rai, just across from the clocktower, on the corner, who do a great pumpkin pie.

 

As for Chiang Mai, I like the cafe in Nimman with the big tree outside, next to Tom n Toms, who sell a beautiful watermelon cake. 

Both Charin Pie Shops, the one on the way to Chiang Rai and the one east of Niman at Soi 17, are run by the same people.

went there before, found all their cakes insanely over-sweetened.

 

That’s not a pie.

This is a pie...

And it’s a posh pie, cos it’s in a roll.

I found Duke's apple pie (huge slice) and Love at First Bite better for cakes...both at Ping River Wat Ket.

 

Gluten in cakes seems to turn my mind clarity to mush though these days.. for about 4 hours cannot think straight...aka 'grain brain'????

This is a real pie

 

 

13 minutes ago, White Christmas13 said:

This is a real pie

 

 

Prove  it !  Send  me a dozen !

3 hours ago, AlexRich said:

There's a cafe in Chiang Rai, just across from the clocktower, on the corner, who do a great pumpkin pie.

 

As for Chiang Mai, I like the cafe in Nimman with the big tree outside, next to Tom n Toms, who sell a beautiful watermelon cake. 

Which corner? If you are referring to Pangkhon Coffee, prices are aimed at tourists. 120 baht for a cake? No thanks.

33 minutes ago, White Christmas13 said:

This is a real pie

 

 

Looks like an Australian Four and Twenty.

It's bleeding; have you injured it? 

I should never have looked at this thread, all I can think of now is a Mrs Mac's Beef, Cheese and Bacon.

6 hours ago, Lacessit said:

Which corner? If you are referring to Pangkhon Coffee, prices are aimed at tourists. 120 baht for a cake? No thanks.

That's the one ... don't remember it being that expensive?

16 minutes ago, AlexRich said:

That's the one ... don't remember it being that expensive?

It wasn't. They had nice cakes for about 60 baht, then one day changed the cakes to stuff with a lot more cream ( real or otherwise ) and the prices as well. They sit there for days on end unsold.

Sadly , any attempt at apple pie in Thailand is a failure as you simply can't get the right apples.

55 minutes ago, cmsally said:

Sadly , any attempt at apple pie in Thailand is a failure as you simply can't get the right apples.

Oh is that right. I thought Granny Smioth apples weere gvery good in apple pie?  What trype do you prefer then? Jazz no good in pie?

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21 hours ago, Lacessit said:

It wasn't. They had nice cakes for about 60 baht, then one day changed the cakes to stuff with a lot more cream ( real or otherwise ) and the prices as well. They sit there for days on end unsold.

Bummer ... I've not been for a few years ... there's also a nice cafe/restaurant round the corner, a Christian Charity one ... I hope that's not changed?

22 hours ago, beau thai said:

Oh is that right. I thought Granny Smioth apples weere gvery good in apple pie?  What trype do you prefer then? Jazz no good in pie?

You would never cook Granny Smiths, they are for eating, it's Bramley apples for the best apple pie.

The coconut pie I once had at the Charoen Resort on #118 about 20km. south of Chiang Rai was the best I ever had (I had taste-buds that worked, back then). For a while Charoen had an outlet in one of the malls (Tesco Kam Tian ?).

 

If the "Charin: discussed here is the same as "Charoen," I wonder why the name change.

 

cheers, ~o:37;

1 hour ago, orang37 said:

If the "Charin: discussed here is the same as "Charoen," I wonder why the name change

Maybe they could not see "eye to eye" on the name as they each wanted a slice of the pie in each other's market!

Bramley apples may be good but are strictly a UK treat.  Hardly available in USA, the motherhome of apple pie.

 

If the "Charin: discussed here is the same as "Charoen," I wonder why the name change.

 

cheers, ~o:37;

 

No name change. Transliteration into English different spelling, same pronunciation. Bet if you see the names in Thai script they are the same.

 

New transliteration Charin is an improvement.

 

 

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went there before, found all their cakes insanely over-sweetened.

 

They are famous for pie, not cake.


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31 minutes ago, chingmai331 said:

Bramley apples may be good but are strictly a UK treat.  Hardly available in USA, the motherhome of apple pie.

Don't be silly.

 

We were making apple pie while you were still chasing buffaloes with tomahawks.

 

Plus, if there's no custard it's inedible. ????

2 hours ago, Bill97 said:

They are famous for pie, not cake.


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same crap...pie/cake.

same crap...pie/cake.

Here's one I made earlier.

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