Heading up north again, they're countless restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops, etc. opening up in Chiang Mai and they're all just very unique shops that are just so worthwhile checking out, so i went to one of them and decided to do a review on it. I got it from the 7 wonders website ( http://www.tourismthailand.org/7wonders/ ) and they’re many other places to go (or stay) at in the website, just search for it, pretty simple stuff.
The bakery that i went to is called "Montblanc Patisserie" which is located in the Niman Hemin road, a famous road filled with hip restaurants, cafes, clubs, and loads of shops. This shop has been around for quite a while and has grown in its popularity ever since. They also have their own home made icecreams that i find very fascinating, aside from the cakes, and also the cookies.
Their signature Montblanc Cake is always high on demand and runs out pretty quickly. There's also a seating area right outside the shop and the weather's usually cold (colder than bkk) most of the year (although hot for many country's standards!!)
The interior of the shop is very well decorated with many sofas and cool paintings (prints as well) in comic forms. you can park your car right next to the complex, and get a stamp for ur car so that you don't need to pay for parking! The shop is located in a newly built complex, i think it's called the "cotto complex" or something because the "cotto" company is in there with their own showroom.
Bon Appetite!
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