What's The Best Chinese Restaurant In Chiangmai?

[john b good]

There is a big place opposite the Chiang Mai Plaza Hotel on Sridonchai.

Haven't been for a couple of years but found it quite good and authentic.

Best if you are in a group.

AND, it's been running for years and well patronised.

Edited August 23, 2009 by john b good

[Ulysses G.]

Jia Tong Heng is "the big place opposite the Chiang Mai Plaza Hotel on Sridonchai" (I think).

Edited August 23, 2009 by Ulysses G.

[john b good]

Jia Tong Heng is "the big place opposite the Chiang Mai Plaza Hotel on Sridonchai" (I think).

You are probably right about the name. I was led astray by the reference to Wororot market and missed the Sridonchai bit.

But suffice to say if it's got anything to do with food you're the guru.

Cannot understand why you're not built like a sumo wrestler though

[ctrunfree]

"What's The Best Chinese Restaurant In Chiangmai?"

Well thats one question sorted..NEXT!!

[Rasseru]

Cannot understand why [ulysses G. is] not built like a sumo wrestler though

He doesn't do the sumo wrestler workout daily.

[Ulysses G.]

Cannot understand why you're not built like a sumo wrestler though

I'm not sure that a blimp is any better.

[lannarebirth]

"Taiwan Restaurant" on Huay Kaew Rd across from the Shell station does dumplings, both fried and steamed. They're on the smallish side but at 60 baht for a dozen, they're not bad.

Otherwise my two favorite Chinese restaurants are Jia Tong Heng and the Yunanese restaurant on Ratchamanka Rd.

Yes, smaller since the wife took over. The best Chinese style noodles I've had outside China can be found there as well. That dish is porrly translated to "noodles in "something" ketchup". delicious though.

[john b good]

Cannot understand why you're not built like a sumo wrestler though

I'm not sure that a blimp is any better.

No worries UG.

You test and then you report and I will do the follow up "between reading your books of course"