There's no tofu, no wi-fi and no reservations at this delightful addition to the Chiang Rai dining scene set over two floors of a former shophouse. Lounge on cushions and enjoy the old-school wood-panelled decor while tucking into vegan or veggie breakfasts, crêpes, salads and super smoothies. Everything – the bread, pesto, yoghurt and hummus – is made fresh daily.
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