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Decided to try this today and while it is good value at all you can eat @320 baht, the selections are all there but quality unfortunately very poor and badly mad

Anyone who loves dim sum should avoid this place till they smart up and get a better chef

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I agree, we tried Mae Ping some time ago and the food has gone downhill

Express Hotel is better for a cheaper price

I guess that must be the Empress Hotel as Ive never heard of the Express hotel or is it a new one?

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Good Dim Sum and Thai BBQ is not comparing apples to apples.

there are quite afew choices of generic frozen dimsum in some mookata. probably the similar to the one you tasted in imperial giggle.gif

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Unfortunately the ones erred today were worse than the CO frozen ones u get at Big C

I work with hotels this is as bad as I have seen it .....

So I say for now skip it

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Heya hellodolly

At Mandarin Oriental it's all you can eat at 790 baht++ at Fujian although I recommend if u are a small eater to go like me for the ala carte items which are between 45-90 baht per basket ....good value for the quality there and it's very fresh, service immpecable and manager makes good recommendations

I normally average about 800-900 baht for 2 person and Chinese tea included (try hangzhou long jing which is a very light fragrant white tea)

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Heya hellodolly

At Mandarin Oriental it's all you can eat at 790 baht++ at Fujian although I recommend if u are a small eater to go like me for the ala carte items which are between 45-90 baht per basket ....good value for the quality there and it's very fresh, service immpecable and manager makes good recommendations

I normally average about 800-900 baht for 2 person and Chinese tea included (try hangzhou long jing which is a very light fragrant white tea)

clap2.gif Like your choices.... Whats your view on Japanese? Perhaps in a separate thread?

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Heya LemanRus

I like the tonkantsu and tempura for Japanese food...I am fortunate to work in japan on some weeks per year and the food is amazing so I get my load of Japanese cravings there

In Chiang Mai I enjoy eating at Fuji and Zen and have not found the rest

Any u would recommend ?

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Heya LemanRus

I like the tonkantsu and tempura for Japanese food...I am fortunate to work in japan on some weeks per year and the food is amazing so I get my load of Japanese cravings there

In Chiang Mai I enjoy eating at Fuji and Zen and have not found the rest

Any u would recommend ?

I have been to both. There seems to be a heap of others. Have a look at these threads

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/425408-sushi/page__hl__japanese#entry4139843

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/494360-kanson-sushi-thapae-gate/page__hl__japanese

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/538229-wheres-the-good-sushi/page__hl__japanese

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Lemus

I was at kitchen hush last night and it was good sashimi lots of Japanese clients there so that is always a good sign place is hard to find around floral condo and a short turn from 137 pillar house boutique hotel

Limited seating in an old teak house

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Lemus

I was at kitchen hush last night and it was good sashimi lots of Japanese clients there so that is always a good sign place is hard to find around floral condo and a short turn from 137 pillar house boutique hotel

Limited seating in an old teak house

How did you find the prices?

http://cm-eat.blogspot.com.au/2010/06/kitchen-hush-japanese-restaurant.html

Good location guide and some other resto's

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kitchen-Hush/189593807718297

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