Maybe you can bring your own bread to amazing sandwich (at the risk of them dropping it on the floor and stepping on it in the kitchen by accident on purpose)?

There's a subtle message in there, methinks.

Yes, Don't insult the chef's ingredients by bringing your own or suffer the consequences! I suspect this is universal

Some of the bakeries in town have sandwiches (the one by smith is great) and butter is better makes a good sandwich.

What/where is Smith?

The Smith Residence and I mean the bakery around the corner - Baan something but usually just called the Japanese Bakery as I believe the boss is a Japanese woman.

Not much choice in sandwiches - I think they have 2, but they're good.

EDIT: Smith is a block or so below the south part of the moat right off of the Chiang Mai Gate. The bakery is on the road down to the Chiang Mai gate hotel on the left on the corner right after the big motorbike rental place.

Edited August 28, 201213 yr by HappyInCM

Stopped in amazing sandwich today

been in town for years and thought it was time

Have 7 or 8 types of bread and and many fixings. But not exactly the same as I was use to in the states. but good nonetheless

I wish they had regular mayo not the thin sweet lo cal type

And I think I was the first ever to order a bacon, blue cheese with Peanut and cashue sandwich..

Cost was about 100 Bt but depends on the bread. And many more things I will want to try in time

I will be back

re.

And many more things I will want to try in time

i tried my first 111 baht english breakfast there on monday and i wasnt too keen

on the look of the sausage but it was quite nice and may have even had a little

spice or pepper ?? in it : )

it was good and ill be back for more ... dave2