Does anybody know if there are any Swedish restaurants in Chiang Mai. I have a hankering for some Pitta Panna (excuse the spelling) or sausage stroganoff? When I used to live in Phuket there were Swedish restaurants everywhere but I don't remember seeing any here in CM.

Cheers and TIA...

Does anybody know if there are any Swedish restaurants in Chiang Mai. I have a hankering for some Pitta Panna (excuse the spelling) or sausage stroganoff? When I used to live in Phuket there were Swedish restaurants everywhere but I don't remember seeing any here in CM.

Cheers and TIA...

It should be "Pyttipanna", but I am not sure if you can find it in Chiang Mai. I do however know that "Korv Stroganoff" is served at "Mr Chan & Miss Pauline", at least at their Canal Rd branch (on the right hand side just after the Night safari Rd, coming from town). I suspect the Huay Kaew branch would serve it as well. While we're at it, try their "Shoemaker's Steak" as well, it is really nice

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Does anybody know if there are any Swedish restaurants in Chiang Mai. I have a hankering for some Pitta Panna (excuse the spelling) or sausage stroganoff? When I used to live in Phuket there were Swedish restaurants everywhere but I don't remember seeing any here in CM.

Cheers and TIA...

It should be "Pyttipanna", but I am not sure if you can find it in Chiang Mai. I do however know that "Korv Stroganoff" is served at "Mr Chan & Miss Pauline", at least at their Canal Rd branch (on the right hand side just after the Night safari Rd, coming from town). I suspect the Huay Kaew branch would serve it as well. While we're at it, try their "Shoemaker's Steak" as well, it is really nice

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Thanks Priceless. Where exactly in Huay Kaew road is their shop located?

Does anybody know if there are any Swedish restaurants in Chiang Mai. I have a hankering for some Pitta Panna (excuse the spelling) or sausage stroganoff? When I used to live in Phuket there were Swedish restaurants everywhere but I don't remember seeing any here in CM.

Cheers and TIA...

It should be "Pyttipanna", but I am not sure if you can find it in Chiang Mai. I do however know that "Korv Stroganoff" is served at "Mr Chan & Miss Pauline", at least at their Canal Rd branch (on the right hand side just after the Night safari Rd, coming from town). I suspect the Huay Kaew branch would serve it as well. While we're at it, try their "Shoemaker's Steak" as well, it is really nice

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Thanks Priceless. Where exactly in Huay Kaew road is their shop located?

This is what I got off a quick Google (I have only been to the Canal Rd branch):

Mr.Chan & Miss Pauline

Pizza , Pasta , Steak , Salad & Thai food

16/1 Huay Kaew Rd.,

A.Muang , Chiangmai , Thailand

Tel. 053-400018

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The Swedish style pizza at Pauline and Mr. Chan's is well worth trying too. Go for the one with sauce bearnaise.

Yes, it sounds like sacrilege. But it tastes great.

Does anybody know if there are any Swedish restaurants in Chiang Mai. I have a hankering for some Pitta Panna (excuse the spelling) or sausage stroganoff? When I used to live in Phuket there were Swedish restaurants everywhere but I don't remember seeing any here in CM.

Cheers and TIA...

It should be "Pyttipanna", but I am not sure if you can find it in Chiang Mai. I do however know that "Korv Stroganoff" is served at "Mr Chan & Miss Pauline", at least at their Canal Rd branch (on the right hand side just after the Night safari Rd, coming from town). I suspect the Huay Kaew branch would serve it as well. While we're at it, try their "Shoemaker's Steak" as well, it is really nice

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Thanks Priceless. Where exactly in Huay Kaew road is their shop located?

This is what I got off a quick Google (I have only been to the Canal Rd branch):

Mr.Chan & Miss Pauline

Pizza , Pasta , Steak , Salad & Thai food

16/1 Huay Kaew Rd.,

A.Muang , Chiangmai , Thailand

Tel. 053-400018

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So...... What is the nearest landmark to this address? I know the Huay Kaew Road and I have never seen this place. I'll go if I can find it as it sounds good!

Does anybody know if there are any Swedish restaurants in Chiang Mai...

There's a one year old Swedish restaurant "Gubben" on Ratchapakinai in the old city between Ratchadamnern and Ratchamanka. I don't eat that kind of places so don't know about the menu.

Directions: Go North along the Eastern moat. Turn left at Thapae Gate. Turn left at the first intersection. 50 meter down that street you'll find "Gubben" on your right between a Japanese sushi bar and a computer problem crunch shop.

The Swedish style pizza at Pauline and Mr. Chan's is well worth trying too. Go for the one with sauce bearnaise.

Yes, it sounds like sacrilege. But it tastes great.

For those of you who travel, the children (or at least one of them) have recently opened a restaurant in Lampang clled "Pappa's" with the same menu. It's starting to get very popular.

A Finnish place on Moon muang next to john's place is serving pyttipanna also. S & T is the name of the place

A Finnish place on Moon muang next to john's place is serving pyttipanna also. S & T is the name of the place

Kiitos for the post! Will check that out!

A Finnish place on Moon muang next to john's place is serving pyttipanna also. S & T is the name of the place

There are German, British French, Thai, Italian places near John's, but can't think of any Finnish ones.

The Swedish style pizza at Pauline and Mr. Chan's is well worth trying too. Go for the one with sauce bearnaise.

Yes, it sounds like sacrilege. But it tastes great.

For those of you who travel, the children (or at least one of them) have recently opened a restaurant in Lampang clled "Pappa's" with the same menu. It's starting to get very popular.

Any idea about the exact location of "Pappa's" ?

Any idea about the exact location of "Pappa's" ?

There is a ring road running from opposite Big C that intersects with the road going out to Rajabhat University (the intersection has traffic lights and is near BB restaurant). Pappa's is in the cluster of shops near the intersection.