The House, Chiangmai

On a corner of the ancient Chiangmai moat, the house offers an extensive menu to suit most tastes. Moroccan style red lounge for informal dining, outdoor balcony tables for smokers to dine, and private dinning rooms for families who want a lil bit of privacy.

The house offers one of the most creative menus. You will see dishes change every three - four months although a few dishers appear to be now permanent fixtures on the menu. The ones that haven't changed for ages are spicy grilled prawn on lemongrass pomelo and mint salsa and pan-fried foie gras served on grilled apple with honey balsamic sauce.

All time favourite, main dishes, are New Zealand beef tenderloin on pommes anna with shiitake mushrooms, zucchini and morel sauce. Lamb cutlet with sauteed sweet pea and butternut taro puree is also one of more popular dishes as is chamomile and green tea rubbed seared tuna with tzatziki cilantro and warm lentil salad.

The selection of wine, since my last visit, has vastly improved. A bottle of wine costs about 1,500 to 30,000 baht a bottle at "The House"! A good meal for two, without wine, costs about 2000-2500 baht. The House is open only for dinner, 6-10 30pm.

Worth a try.

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When were you there Macha?
Thanks for calling mate.
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I got there at 6 30 pm day before yesterday. Left early morning yesterday. I am planning on spending a few weeks over there during Songkran. Will give you a bell before leaving, Sir. :)

Nice pics.

That's what you do when you go for dinner meeting with customers?

Here you go just to keep Marmite entertained.

https://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2007/03/309.jpg

*taken from the web*

1,000baht per head plus? jees.....

nice, link ?

Is it Halal? :bunny3:

I think you got the wrong link there Macha, isn't The House on Moon Muang road just past Sompet market. It's a white concrete building with a small carpark in front. I don't recognise that pic, though I could be wrong.

Yup.
that's a random pic that macha has robbed from the net.

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Nice pics.

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Last time I saw a pic on TD was on the old masheen...must be a conflict somewhere because nothing seems to work but very fast.

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I think you got the wrong link there Macha, isn't The House on Moon Muang road just past Sompet market. It's a white concrete building with a small carpark in front. I don't recognise that pic, though I could be wrong

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Knew I knew the name the pic threw me off not sure there's anything quite like the pic in the old city. That place by the Vista Hotel is close, but not nearly as nice. Lived here (CM) goin on 4 years now never been in the place THE spot in town for Durian though. sel lit out front every night.

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Last time I saw a pic on TD was on the old masheen...must be a conflict somewhere because nothing seems to work but very fast.

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I presume you've got the piccies turned off in your control panel.

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that's a random pic that macha has robbed from the net.

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Cracking thread this...

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Yup.
that's a random pic that macha has robbed from the net.

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The text appears to be an advert ripped from the net.

Come on Macha own up, you plageriser (sp).

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From Macha's "Halal Thailand for Teachers and Travellers" website? :p

Stolen from here......
THE HOUSE - Chiang Mai City - Chiang Mai - Thailand Tatler Best Restaurants Guide

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From Macha's "Halal Thailand for Teachers and Travellers" website?

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Don't forget the Building in Thailand and Cookery forums.

This is the pic from DD's link.
This looks more like the place.

https://teakdoor.com/images/smilies1/You_Rock_Emoticon.gif

^yep,that's the place.

Yeah, I bean dere aswell. New on the scene, this cozy bistro breaks new ground in Chiang Mai: a picturesque, refined dining spot catering to the discerning. Set in an old colonial style edifice that's been lovingly restored and decorated in placid pale tones, the dining room has large windows draped in light curtains and the seating is in rattan chairs around linen-draped tables. An internationally trained and experienced Thai chef works his magic on a constantly evolving menu of regionally-influenced classical dishes, a medley of grilled items, imported steaks, lamb and seafood when available fresh. A good stop for a light lunch when touring or an evening of fine dining.

Nice copy and paste there nick, nearly had me fooled into thinking that you was literate in the English language there for a second or 2 :)

That ITmanager when he was the Admin on Thai Visa, used to start threads such as "Has anybody been to the Cess Pit Restaurant" then claim he'd been there with his wife and kids and had the best meal of his life etc etc.

I took a look at his commercial website and noticed that by concidence all the places he was plugging on ThaiVisa were advertisers on his site.

Nice work if you can get it.

I am sorry to break this to you begbie, but itmanagers life was just a lie, no wife, yep he didn't have a real wife cos he used to molest what he called his children, they weren't actually his kids though, luckily the Thai police arrested him and sent the convicted sex offendor admin of thaivisa back to Australia.

I ain't never even ever bean to chang my you knows dosen't yer mr dog