Tha Chang Cafe — Restaurant in Chiang Mai Province

I came here on Friday night with my Thai girlfriend and her friends. If you are a non-Thai and want to get in, YOU ARE REQUIRED to have your passport with you. There is no entrance fee for Thais but as a foreigner, I had to pay 200 Bahts and I got to wear a little round sticker on my shirt so that the staff can easily identify you as a foreigner. LOL. We arrived here exactly at 9 PM and already there was a lot of people here. The indoor room was packed and the outdoor area was 3/4 full. Average age of the crowd was around 25. I was probably the oldest one in the entire place. LOL. Mai Pen Rai Na. This place reminded me of Warm Up Cafe in Nimman. We had a great time here. They played all kinds of music from AC DC, 80s hip hops to modern Thai dance tunes. Food was decent and served quickly. Be nice to the server (TIP) and he will take...

Seems to be good but the vibes just dead boring stuff nothing special but i guess if you know you know they wasn't hiding at all, btw we lost our stuff but couldn't get back which is tremendous service compared to how big ur scaled with all the camera, they wouldn't open to check if it something not crucial they wouldnt open it up say i gotta have the paper from police first which reasonable but it just stupid moves because you guy make easy stuff to makes it more complicated and not a single quality staff to handle some problem you'll know it's only a business Sorry to say this but theirs other new places to look for this is just one of the big club in cnx & i think they need to bring some new edition its just boring in general, i mean it's nice but outdate doesnt impress me or surprise compared to what I've seen this is...

Good vibes, party really seemed to start around 10pm around when we left. Awesome lights and sound system. DJ played mainly Thai beats with a few western songs in between. Majority of place was filled with locals, probably because it is a bit pricey for foreigners to enter - 300 baht, though this came with a free welcome drink up to the value of 140 baht when we went on a Sunday night. Interesting courtyard with a few different side stalls though most of the action was in the main hall. Food was around 60-100 baht for snacks and 120-200 baht for main dishes - so on pricier side but expected for a venue like this. Drinks around 300 baht for a bucket (approx 10 glasses). Hospitality staff very attentive and...