Vol. 07 · Est. 2017 · Chiang Mai

Lanna Modern

Issue No. 14 · Autumn Tasting

Lanna, set at a lower flame.

A quiet dining room above the river, seven courses a night, and a single table that changes shape with the season. Chef Boonsri's cooking is unhurried, built on Northern Thai technique and the few ingredients she trusts that week.

A candlelit dining room with warm wood and low brass lamps
Tonight's service Seven courses · from 6:30pm · 8 seats remaining

From tonight's pass.

Photography — Chanon P.

First course plated on a dark stone dish
No. 01

River prawn, green mango

A cool, sharp opener — mango cured overnight in rice vinegar, prawn blanched for eight seconds.

A composed main course in deep earth tones
No. 02

Pork cheek, galangal

Braised four hours in cured galangal broth. Falls apart under the back of a spoon.

A dessert course with subtle gold leaf detail
No. 03

Palm sugar custard

The one dessert on the menu. Unchanged since the room opened.

A kitchen run like a letter written by hand — nothing loud, nothing wasted, and the Northern Thai pantry finally given the room it deserves.

Bangkok Post · Dining Review, 2024

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Eight seats, five nights a week.

Service begins at 6:30pm sharp. We seat in a single sitting — please arrive by 6:20 so nothing waits.

Wed — Sun6:30 — 10:00 pm Mon — TueClosed
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