On the topic of coffee, I just had some at 'Thom's' shop inside the Rim Ping supermarket.

Got reminded again that this is the best coffee in Chiang Mai by a country mile. Small peaberry beans that they roast in the shop, and a dual lever La Pavoni machine. (150,000 baht abroad, would probably hit over 200,000 baht in Thailand)

Stuff from the Gods.

Edited December 17, 201114 yr by WinnieTheKhwai

On the topic of coffee, I just had some at 'Thom's' shop inside the Rim Ping supermarket.

Got reminded again that this is the best coffee in Chiang Mai by a country mile. Small peaberry beans that they roast in the shop, and a dual lever La Pavoni machine. (150,000 baht abroad, would probably hit over 200,000 baht in Thailand)

Stuff from the Gods.

Dual lever mak mak!! I will be sure to gin that some time! I presume no legal advice though.

Edited December 17, 201114 yr by expatmakmak

next y'all will be justifying paying $2.00 (60 baht) for a cup of coffee - like y'all do back in America or Europe. For $2, I want at least a free refill! Or I'll make it at home for way less than the 'coffee artists' (e.g. baristas) charge.