Mai Place — Restaurant in Chiang Mai Province

Israeli food. After living in Haifa Israel for 6 years (30 years ago) I have always loved the chance to eat Israeli/Arab style foods. Our first night here we saw the sign in Hebrew and had to stop. I ordered Sharma in a pita for each of us. Excellent ! The pita itself was well baked and airy; the chicken Shwarma was tasty; the humus and tahina pretty darn good. Lots of veggies. Went back twice in two weeks. The place is not that popular. Part of it maybe that it is not clear (right away) that they do Kebab, mashed potato, or falafel. I did not notice on the menu (my oversight??) but the big signs in place feature Shwarma and I don’t recall falafel. Until I read other rviews I had no idea they also did Italian dishes and sushi. We stayed very nearby and I walked past it at least a dozen times – mostly empty – but it is good enough to deserve many more customers. They have a nice pool table area to play while you recover from all...

Oh, where to begin with this culinary utopia that dares to dance across the globe in a single menu? A place that boldly labels itself an Israeli restaurant, yet serves up a smorgasbord that whirls from schnitzel to Thai curry, hummus to pizza. It's like they threw a dart at a world map and said, "Yes, that's our theme for the day." The food? A masterclass in mediocrity, an ode to the uninspired. It's as if they set out to prove that fusion cuisine is less about harmonious blending and more about seeing how many disparate elements can exist on a plate before it implodes. This establishment is not just a restaurant; it's a metaphor for existential confusion. Bravo for embarking on a quest to redefine identity, one perplexing...

Popped in for a light lunch - it's a 2 in 1 restaurant (Mai Place AND Yo Mi Sushi) ... despite the lack of reviews it's a wonder more people arnt coming here. Extensive menu from both, good clean seating inside or out, toilets and decent prices.

Well located between the markets and the hotels / apartments. You can also pick up a Tuk Tuk from the road into the city for an afternoon of temple spotting.

Parking on the road out front - plenty of spaces!

Fully recommend and will be back...