SOFUTO CREAM หลัง มช. — Restaurant in Chiang Mai Province

Please pay attention to a female server who is not very tall, wears heavy eyeliner, and had a face mask on. She was extremely rude to anyone who wasn’t Thai. She snatched the order menu from our hands and did not say a single word of “hello” or “thank you” throughout the entire interaction.

To add some context, we were the first customers this morning, seated at table C5. At no point did we behave inappropriately or cause any disturbance. However, we noticed that Thai customers who came after us were treated with respect and friendliness.

We kindly request the owner of this establishment to review the surveillance footage from this morning — ideally with audio, if available. After the incident, we approached her to express our concern and seek an apology, but she casually said “sorry” in a dismissive manner. It was deeply disappointing and frankly disgusting.

Chiang Mai is known as an international city, famous for its friendliness. We’ve been here for many years and have never encountered a staff...

Yes, it's a fancy place. BUT... I have so much to say. It's worth every moment. Iʼll explain why:

I usually prefer local places to experience the real taste, rather than universal ones that tourists will like.

Anyway, I wanted to try bingsu (bingsoo) here. I thought: okay, just shaved ice with the taste of an ice cream, what's the deal. And i was sooo surprised.

Their desserts don't just have additional ingredients - you can feel the quality in every ingredient. Seriously.

I ate that bingsu and i felt milk! Fresh, quality - here is not about sugar and something else. Real. Milk.

Yes, here are so many places with bingsu around, but trust me — it will be cheaper, but you won't be able to feel such quality and care for each ingredient. I know what i am talking about)

So. I am impressed, wondering. Bravo,...

Sofuto Cream, located behind Chiang Mai University (CMU), is a cozy Japanese-style café known for its premium soft-serve ice cream made from pure cow's milk sourced from Japan and Italy. The café offers a variety of flavors, including matcha, Hokkaido milk, and seasonal treats like Musang King durian and strawberry daifuku. In addition to soft-serve, they serve Kakigori, a finely shaved ice dessert topped with fresh ingredients like mango or red bean. With its minimalist and inviting interior, Sofuto Cream is a popular spot among students and dessert lovers seeking a peaceful place to enjoy...