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We stopped at the Maya mall on our way back to Chiangmai city centre (area) from the Wat Prathat Doi Suthep, with the intention of grabbing some lunch. It turned out to be a very good choice as the food court area has so many delicious options and also a dessert section too. It’s quite nice, they have these little stools and you can sit around the stall where you buy your meal from. Quite a nice set up. There are also other restaurant options such as the popular Japanese COCO Ichibanya. I also found a nice bubble tea spot here which is was called Fresh Me, and they had a nice brown sugar bubble tea - yum.…
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Date of experience: November 2019
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You can get almost anything Thai or Chinese or Japanese that you want at the Maya Mall's food stalls in the basement, including moshi ice cream, baguettes (Thai -- it appears so), Peking duck, sort of, a wonderful selection of organic veggie dishes where they use only olive oil (try the chive and horseradish cakes!), Japanese cheesecake made in Australia. Prices are unbelieveably low. Eat in or take-away. Ambiance is not romantic, but it's fun. While you're at it, visit Rinping Supermarket at one end of the hall. It has everything else you need, or didn't know you wanted. …
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Date of experience: March 2020
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The mall has six floors, with many stores selling non brand name and brand name as Lacoste, Sketcher etc... Its food court is on 4th Fl, lot of yummy food stalls and the price are cheap, surrounding with many restaurants cater for all you want to eat. Down the basement is another food court and Rimping supermarket with its restaurant, two bakeries, couple Thai sweet stalls. Great place to visit and relaxing if you are in the area…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Nice modern mall with lots of shops and restaurants and food court. We ate at the food court and they had a nice Khao Soi noodles - must try this dish in Chiang Mai. The mall is also close to other shopping areas across the street.
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Date of experience: November 2019
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there is a grocery store "Rimping" in the basement which is decent. at lunch there are some good food court items on the 4th floor. especially the chicken guy. On the bottom level I loved the vegan burritos with hummus. Yummy.
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Date of experience: February 2020
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