Laos: the Joma Story Coffee, bagels and a loving push (the true Joma story) Way back in 1994, a Canadian living in Vientiane opened a bakery. Much and More, as it was then called, had two main reasons for existing. One was to produce and supply sandwich bread to surrounding businesses. But its main purpose … Read more
Hill Coffee Location: heading east from town on 108, its 300 metres out, on the left hand side. Opened in Oct 2011 and well worth a stop for a good hot coffee / ice cream / cookies. Whilst Mae Sariang lacks a skilled barista, at least the lady can make a cappucino that both looks … Read more
Dilligaf Bar in Pai offers food, drink and good humour to one and all. Location Address: near the main traffic lights in the middle of town Contact: Jan Phone: 089-559 1006. Dilligaf is the Pai Chapter of the Chrome Devils; and all motorcyclists are welcome. So drop in for a drink and chat whenever you are … Read more
Shin Sane Guesthouse in Doi Mae Salong has a great location, being only a minutes walk from the Morning Market. Operated by the very affable, friendly Mr J.H. Ho, there are a number of very cozy, modest priced bungalows available, plus excellent off-street parking. BOOKINGS: Telephone:+66 053 765026 or Mobile: +66 0871851978 Shin Sane Tarif … Read more
Sweet Maesalong Bakery A range of cakes and coffees are available. The cafe has one of the best views in the world! Location: Half way between the Shin Sane Guest House and the Mae Salong Villa restaurant, on the east side of the road.
Owners: Uncle Jack & Lady Jane Open: 10:09 am until 10:09 pm Specialty: Mighty fine steaks with fries and assorted vegetables for 99 baht! Location: nothern end of Fang, east side of Highway 107 about 200 metres from Ritzy’s Restaurant.