Location of 'Dominique's Bread'?

[flare]

Can anyone help me find the address or approximate location (GPS coordinates would be fantastic, but I'm not expecting them;)) for Dominique's Bread/Bakery? My wife saw an article in Thai and wants to try it, but there was no map or address listed.

I'd appreciate any assistance you could offer- I'm not a CM regular, and I'm pretty clueless as to finding my way around here.

[JulieM]

I can't find anything except some articles talking about how good his bread is. His photo appears in some of the articles. Perhaps he doesn't have a retail outlet?

[flare]

That's possible- I did search for it before posting, and I was surprised there was so little info- ah, well, maybe my wife won't get her croissants.

[Oscar2]

there are quite a number of inquiries in French forums for this place - "Dominique's Bread". no one can give an exact address other than "about 200 meters from Thapae Gate on Taphae Road not far from a 7-Eleven". good luck with that.

[uptoyoumyfriend]

from what the business card says it 's nong hoi.srivattananivet village moo6 tel 053 800 150 or 0 865 865 405

after the superhighway intersection on the left coming from cm , going south to lamphun

[flare]

Great- now I have something to go on- thanks for that.

[junglechef]

I was at the the Sunday morning market before it opened today at Sote Villa and they said Dominiques would be selling bread there

[naboo]

There are two Dominiques selling bread (and other things) in Chiang Mai, the guy in the business card above and another guy selling out of Santitam.

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http://go2askanne.com/2015/01/20/dominiques-bread-chiang-mai/

Dominiques is hanging around niman and sirimankhalajan roads, selling his breads himself which he carries in aluminium trays

you can order or inquire directly at tel 085 0322935

[flare]

I thought I would update this old thread- Dominique now has a shop on Ko Klang Road (off 1141/Mahidol Road). The coordinates are N18.76116 E99.00414.

[daoyai]

It is real french bread and the pasteries....!!!

[jobin]

Can recommend the bread and rolls at UNIrish Pub bakery. Very nice, esp the whole wheat and sesame rolls. They also have UK type pies.

[joebloggs1234]

Ah, I've driven past this blokes place in Nong Hoi I think. Along a soi off the highway road leading to cm-lamphun Rd right at Nong Hoi market.

Coming from the highway it's the first soi after the bridge, just after a gas station. Before the turn in the highway road.

From City/Nong Hoi way (top to bottom on map coming down cm-lamphun Rd) it's the first right after Holiday Inn/Riverside condo (at lights/zebra crossing)

Hope this helps.

Koaklang circled here.

Edited December 26, 2015 by joebloggs1234

[Oscar2]

the business card posted above is for something entirely different though. that's the bakery owned by a Thai lady who is well known and does a roaring trade especially on weekends at the early morning Saturday market. she's an excellent baker. if i didn't know she was Asian i would have guessed European. as for Dominique? don't know but isn't that a woman's name in France?

[joebloggs1234]

Probably female yeah, I just remember seeing a farang guy there one day, maybe his wife is Dominique, no idea.

[CMKiwi]

Nana Bakery (As per the card) now have 3 outlets Im told. There is one near the Mandihol Road overpass/Nong Hou second hand shop, the second is somewhere in Sanitham and for the life of me I cant recall the 3rd location. CMU or Maya somewhere?

They also have a stall downstairs near the lobby in Hillside 4 Condo every Wednesday afternoon starting about 1500hrs (3pm). Their crossiants are great and the Ham and Blue cheese pies are sublime.

Not sure if these are the same people referred to in the OP but by crikey they are good!