
Small batches of bun cha, bun bo nam bo, and nem nuong Nha Trang sold from 11am-3pm the 4pm-8pm. Bun chay (pescatarian – contains fish sauce), custards, coconut slushies, and phin coffee too. We sell out of food some days, so message or call ahead of time to book if possible (to avoid missing out). We open every day of the year. We never close for holidays. You’re always welcome!
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Address: 10 อนมกระดังงา, Tambon Chang Phueak, Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai, Chang Wat Chiang Mai 50300, Thailand
Phone: +66 62 294 9402
Website: http://fb.com/luckys.chiang.mai
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Their nem nuong stood out the most. It comes with a lot of extra components like fresh spring rolls, different vegetables, and a few sauces. It sounds like a lot, but everything comes together really well.
The other dishes were also nice. The beef noodle soup felt light and refreshing with fresh lime. The pork soup was even better after adding some garlic and chili. Dipping the noodles into the rich broth was warm and comforting.
I would recommend booking ahead since the place gets quite busy.
Especially Nem Nuong Nha Trang and Bun Cha
Regular or low‑carb options available
and don’t skip the custard.
Soft, smooth, and perfectly sweet
Reservation is recommended
They are also welcome pets even it is outdoor only but the weather is so nice.
Sauces are special nutty, a little buttery (from nut) and not so spicy. อร่อยเลย
We stopped by yesterday for the coconut coffee slushy to take away and made reservations for today at opening time.
The food was delicious; the service was amazing and the entire staff is very friendly and pleasant.
They have been super busy so please be patient; it’s worth it.
It’s a very small menu and everything is made to order and you can tell how much work they do to keep everything fresh and delicious.
Seeing the queue the day before i was hyped, but after i ate i realise its because of restaurant preparation time.
The food is not bad in anysense just overrated, many reviews say its as good as vietnam. How though i highly doubt people saying that have had anything but touristy foods in VN.
There are also three other Vietnamese dishes with names that are a bit hard to pronounce, featuring beef, pork, and tofu, each seasoned perfectly and served with noodles and a variety of fresh vegetables.
The vegetables are fresh, tasty, and clean.
They also serve excellent custard and matcha custard desserts, both of which are highly recommended.