Smile House Boutique Chiang Mai
3/5 Suriyawong Road, Soi 1, Haiya, Muang, Chiang Mai 50100 Chiang Mai, 50000, Thailand
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Thai Cooking Class
So I was very excited about today, we were doing a Thai cooking class and people that know me know how much I love cooking!
We were picked up at our hotel by our Chef 'Tommy' and were taken to the local market to look at the different produce. We were given menu cards and had to choose 5 different dishes we wanted to cook. We were then …
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Elephants!!
... jewellery and clothes. We spend a couple hours getting lost in the stalls before fighting our way out back to the centre for dinner. We go to Dash Restaurant which is set in a large traditional wooden house but we sit in the garden under candle light. The owner and her son are very friendly and sit down and chat with us in between taking orders and running the restaurant. The food is very tasty as well and we even treat ourselves to dessert ...
Time to finish strong!
... he chipped away at it he found that it was made of what he thought was emerald.
After the temple we went to the Umbrella factory that Tom had told has about earlier in the trip. There are all sorts of things there that you can buy and have them hand painted while you watch! I bought two fans and had them painted for my family and then I also saw that the one painter painted cell phones! I thought that they looked really cool so I had her paint ...
Somewhere...Beyond the Sleaze
... we never get used to that kind of voice coming out of that kind of face – and he’s a 30-year-old geek (he reads capillary MRIs) served with a side of Rowan Atkinson-style Brit.
The three young, white restaurant/bar staffers (there is plenty more staff behind the scenes, but they are seen and not heard) are from Eugene, Oregon and are young hipster by way of wanderlust drop outs. There is Kate of the double-pierced ...
Endless Chiang Mai
... no wonder we spent a week here. The city is much more relaxed than Bangkok, the scenery is superb and the fun seems endless. The people were great, even in the guesthouse like Jo the nice manager, Jimmy the old American who was great to talk with and bound for spending the rest of his days in Mexico and even the Swiss guy who was quite odd and almost always drunk and hard to communicate with.
A few people we have met have loved this city and I can understand ...


