It is on the 118, between Mae Suai and the crossroads of the 118 and Highway 1.

Here is a shot from inside the restaurant.

The only non-white, farang faces in there are the employees! Probably not my kind of place.

It does generally do a good thai trade. I have seen many van loads of thais there as well as some fancy cars.

It is on the 118, between Mae Suai and the crossroads of the 118 and Highway 1.

Here is a shot from inside the restaurant.

The only non-white, farang faces in there are the employees! Probably not my kind of place.

The guy on the right is sitting with a Thai, there were two Thai tables to my left out of the shot and of course my wife. The farangs just happened to be in the shot.

Well I haven't tried it but the description sounds like the one I see at Dukes. I am a big fan of lemon meringue pie does Charin Pies have meringue on it. How about Key Lime Pie or Orange pie do they have them with meringue on them. Just starting to put weight on thinking about them?

I dont think Charin and dukes have the same pies, the apple pie at Charin has a different texture.

I had the lemon pie not the meringue.

To avoid Nimanheimin, you can take the road parrallel to it called srirajamangala, and enter from that side, its the light before nimanheimin if coming from huay kaew or suthep road going towards doi suthep.

Edited September 17, 201312 yr by KRS1

It is on the 118, between Mae Suai and the crossroads of the 118 and Highway 1.

Here is a shot from inside the restaurant.

The only non-white, farang faces in there are the employees! Probably not my kind of place.

It does generally do a good thai trade. I have seen many van loads of thais there as well as some fancy cars.

Correct