Tha Phae Grill — Restaurant in Chiang Mai Province

A Modern Twist on Authentic Thai Cuisine

My family and I had a delightful experience at Tha Phae Grill. The authentic Thai dishes with a modern twist were a culinary adventure. The four-floor complex, including a rooftop bar, offered a great ambiance, with three air-conditioned floors adding comfort.

The warm smiles from the staff set the tone for our evening. They impressively configured seating for our large group, ensuring a cozy and accommodating dining experience. Although prices leaned towards the higher side, the flavors justified the cost, making it a memorable meal.

The portion sizes were a tad small, but the delicious taste compensated for it. Special mention to the servers who went above and beyond, even conversing in Mandarin. Tha Phae Grill blends tradition with innovation, making it a noteworthy dining destination.

However, it's worth noting that the wait times can be lengthy, ranging from 30 to 45 minutes. Patience is advised for those looking to savor the culinary delights at Tha Phae Grill. Despite the target audience appearing to be teenagers and adults, the restaurant is surprisingly family-friendly, adding to its...

Summary: drinks on the rooftop, delicious cocktails, great view, friendly staff, lots of stairs. Big menu for food options (but we only had drinks)

My friend and I had sunset drinks on the rooftop level before walking the market on Sunday evening. Cocktails: We tried 2 different cocktails, in the photo shown below this was the whisky cocktail (old fashioned) and we had a lychee one that was fruity and refreshing. Cost 250baht per drink

Staff: Friendly, helpful, someone greeted me on each floor walking up to the rooftop to help direct me.

Atmosphere: Very relaxed, Sabai sabai, great view of the mountains and surrounding city, as well as the market below.

Food: We only ordered drinks but the food I saw others around us eating looked well presented, many options from skewers to mini hotpot,...

Was Ok, nothing special. Just expensive skewers with a couple of vege options but I guess you're paying for the rooftop view over Thapae Gate. Expect to pay 300-500 baht per head incl alcohol if you want to eat enough skewers to get full. If you're famished and want an all you can eat place, those 199 baht Thai buffet places would be better. The sauces here are very lacking and they don't have bottles at the tables or help yourself stations so you have to ask the waitstaff if you want more. Floors one and two get really smoky due to the grills on the ground floor so beware. The rooftop is on the fourth floor and no, it is not wheelchair friendly lol. Come to think of it, I don't think there is even a fire escape in this building so another thing to...