Duc De Prasin Chocolates

[just_Elaine]

I noticed some new chocolate places around Chiang Mai. How does Duc de Prasin chocolates compare with others?

[Ajarn]

I noticed some new chocolate places around Chiang Mai. How does Duc de Prasin chocolates compare with others you've tried ?

Oops, sorry about the double post... I got an error so I thought the first one didn't go.

Is 'Duc de Prasin' just a fancy name for thai (cheap) chocolate?

Or is it the name of a place? Where is it?

[earlofwindermere]

I still like the Duc de Prasin the best. However; I was there last night (23rd) and most of their Christmas chocolate is sold out. They either have the small lolli-pop size St. Nicholas (40 baht) or the large Christmas bells (350baht) remaining.

[just_Elaine]

I still like the Duc de Prasin the best. However; I was there last night (23rd) and most of their Christmas chocolate is sold out. They either have the small lolli-pop size St. Nicholas (40 baht) or the large Christmas bells (350baht) remaining.

Thanks for the information. I guess I won't head over there right away then.

Elaine

[SwaziBird]

I noticed some new chocolate places around Chiang Mai. How does Duc de Prasin chocolates compare with others you've tried ?

Oops, sorry about the double post... I got an error so I thought the first one didn't go.

Is 'Duc de Prasin' just a fancy name for thai (cheap) chocolate?

Or is it the name of a place? Where is it?

I guess the proof of the chocolate, is in the eating !

Enjoy!

Cheers

[Ulysses G.]

Where is it?

[Tywais]

Oops, sorry about the double post... I got an error so I thought the first one didn't go.

Topics merged.

[anonymouse]

Where is it?

on Bamrungrat Road, across from the British Council.

[Ulysses G.]

Thank you

[sabaijai]

And right next to Dalaabaa. Excellent chocolates

[just_Elaine]

I noticed some new chocolate places around Chiang Mai. How does Duc de Prasin chocolates compare with others you've tried ?

Oops, sorry about the double post... I got an error so I thought the first one didn't go.

Is 'Duc de Prasin' just a fancy name for thai (cheap) chocolate?

Or is it the name of a place? Where is it?

Sorry Ajarn. I didn't see your post. Someone answered this already - it's by the British Council. Here's some additional information:

Chiang Mai Regional Office & Retail Shop

117 Bamrungrad Road

Watgate, Muang

Chiangmai 50000

Tel : 053-244-631,

053-246-571

Fax : 053-246-571

Opening hours:

Daily 8.30 am. - 7.00 pm. (Mon-Sat) and 9.00 - 6.00 p.m. (Sun)

The Nation had a good article on December 7, 2007 giving some information on the Bangkok operation.

Nation Article

Duc de Praslin Web Site