Living in Phayao...aka, Muang Mai Mee...and am planning a trip to CM for a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. Anyone know of any places offering this seasonal fare? Thanks in advance! 

The duke's for sure I guess, best to check their facebook too. The luxury hotels will likely also have something on offer with dinner.

https://changpuakmagazine.com/en-article/THANKSGIVING-DINNERS/162519/

12 minutes ago, ChaiyaTH said:

The luxury hotels will likely also have something on offer with dinner.

Yes the great new special “dinner with dinner”.

7 minutes ago, Havefunme said:

https://changpuakmagazine.com/en-article/THANKSGIVING-DINNERS/162519/

Are you living in the past? That is 2020.

Sorry. Been and gone

Chiangmai Smokehouse usually has a Thanksgiving Buffet dinner.  It's at a house and set up in the yard.

 

All the Dukes branches have a Thanksgiving meal.  It used to be a buffet but the last 2 years just a regular meal service.  The portion size is generous though.  You have to buy tickets in advance.

 

I haven't had much luck searching online for thanksgiving dinners this year.  As others have mentioned some hotels may offer thanksgiving dinners but the price is usually a lot higher.  Probably best to call the hotels and ask if you are interested in that route.

There are several places that I know of. My top two favorite places for Thanksgiving dinner is:  The Duke's Restaurant and the restaurant at Shangri-La Hotel. Then there are a couple of other places such as: Favola Restaurant at the Le Meridien Hotel; Kantary Hills Hotel; and Chiang Mai Smoke House. 

Thanks for what?

47 minutes ago, bignok said:

Thanks for what?

Not being you. 

4 minutes ago, alex8912 said:

Not being you. 

Not very friendly

38 minutes ago, bignok said:

Thanks for what?

Thanksgiving is Americas form of national harvest day. Celebrated with ancient boatloader pilgrims invaders and the local indigenous people in the New England area way back when.

14 minutes ago, bignok said:

Not very friendly

Being  funny much better. 

3 minutes ago, novacova said:

Thanksgiving is Americas form of national harvest day. Celebrated with ancient boatloader pilgrims invaders and the local indigenous people in the New England area way back when.

Sounds kinda silly. But do is easter.

Too many to mention. Web search "THANKSGIVING DINNERS In Chiang Mai – 23rd November 2023" and an amazing number of possibilities pop up. Most major farang holiday dinners are available at most major hotels in Thailand.

Of course Thai people celebrate the worst, most boring, bland tasting American holiday food ever: Thanksgiving turkey.  It's an excuse to get drunk. 👍