Durianism Cafe’ Phra Singh Chiang Mai ทุเรียนคาเฟ่พร้อมเสิร์ฟ 365 วัน — Restaurant in Chiang Mai Province

1. This place accepts only cash or local QR code. It is not convenient to carry this much cash to pay for meals so expensive as durian deserts.

2. The waiter followed us to the table as we came in to the restaurant. I said “we might need about 5 minutes to check the menu, thank you”. He said “okay”. Usually ppl go do other things and then come back. But the guy decided to stay at the table hanging over us while we were checking the menu, discussing the options. There are many.

I did not know how to politely say “could you please not stay here waiting for me to make a choice I feel odd” so said nothing. I felt uncomfortable making a person wait for me.

3. My friend did not get his coffee. Even though the guy acknowledged the coffee.

4. I had a cruffle for over 100. Ridiculous price for a fried oily croissant which I cannot pay for with a card :)

My friend did like the dessert he had though. I did like it too even though I am not a big durian fan.

Oh and it is not a bad thing, but the durian aroma coats you right away when you enter the restaurant. They have a parking lot, playground area for kids, durian sweets. Everything looks new. But my experience was poor....

This is a must-visit spot for durian lovers! It’s a durian-themed café offering everything from durian-flavored coffee, milkshakes, and ice cream to durian cakes, dessert, pizza, and even sticky rice. So many options to choose from!

The staff here are super friendly, the Wi-Fi is fast, and the place is fully air-conditioned. There’s a spacious second floor with plenty of seating and even a play area for kids, making it family-friendly. The décor is adorable, with lots of durian and Thai-themed souvenirs to check out. This place seems to be a hit with Korean visitors too!

I tried the durian milkshake (149 THB), and it was absolutely delicious. Spent a chill afternoon here working on Duolingo—great vibes all around! Highly recommend if you’re into durian or just want a unique café...

I love durians, and couldn't be happier to see a durian cafe in Chiangmai. Had their durian sticky rice, durian ice cream with sticky rice, durian shake, as well as a slice of durian cake.

Overall, the desserts are good, but they do use Thai durian (which isn't as pungent and strong as the Malaysian Mao Shan Wang). The durian sticky rice / with ice cream is probably the one to get, as that's the one with the best taste. The rest, you wouldn't really be missing much if you visit Malaysia or Singapore.

Service here is pretty decent, you can order at the counter and they'll serve it to you, they have WiFi here, and the entire place is new and clean. Free parking outside, and it's in the...