Zombie Café — Restaurant in Chiang Mai Province

I recently visited this charming coffee shop and was thoroughly impressed by the overall experience. From the moment I walked in, I was captivated by the warm and inviting atmosphere. The interior design is tasteful, combining modern elements with cozy touches that make you feel right at home. The abundance of natural light, complemented by lush greenery and comfortable seating, creates a perfect environment for relaxation or productivity.

The staff are incredibly friendly and attentive, ensuring that each customer feels welcomed and valued. They are knowledgeable about the menu and eager to offer recommendations based on your preferences. The coffee is exceptional, brewed to perfection with rich, bold flavors that linger pleasantly on the palate. The selection of pastries and snacks is also impressive, offering fresh, delicious options that pair perfectly with their beverages.

What truly sets this coffee shop apart is its dedication to sustainability. They use eco-friendly packaging, source their ingredients locally, and have implemented numerous green practices to minimize their environmental footprint. It’s clear that they care deeply about both their customers and the planet.

Overall, this coffee shop is a gem in the community. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to work, a spot to catch up with friends, or simply a delicious cup of coffee, this is the place to go. I highly recommend it to anyone in search of a delightful coffee experience in a serene and...

Atmosphere: 5 stars. Food, drink & service: 1.5 stars

A cool place to hang out and have a beer. Hidden back from the main road, as soon as you park and walk down the embankment you realise you've come to some place unique.

You cross a small stream on a little ramshackle bridge, beneath banana plant fronds, and people are sitting by the stream with their feet in the water.

The scenic is peaceful and surprisingly picturesque. And as you climb the stairs, you see people sitting on pillows with their coffees and beer, feet dangling over the river. There is even a net that you can hop on for a picture or two, jutting out over the edge of the deck, almost over the river.

In a word, this place is fun. But the party stops there. We've been here twice and it's virtually impossible to flag someone down for a beer. Today, our second time here, we ordered two Chiangs and then a half hour later I went to see what happened and they said they were out of beer.

Also, my wife and I think the restaurant isn't necessarily the cleanest place we've been. So we weren't planning on...

It was raining like cats and dogs, so I was worried since the morning about whether I should go next time, but I remembered giving up last year because it was too far, so I gathered my courage in the rain, called a Grab, and headed to the Zombie Cafe. When I got off at the parking lot, I saw the bamboo entrance first, crossed the stream full of rainwater, and climbed the stairs, and there was a smiling zombie doll. The cafe was not too big, but it felt cozy, and I sat inside and looked at the stream flowing right below, and had a latte full of the scent of coffee with a good combination of foam and milk, and a fruit toast topped with ice cream made with apples, dragon fruit, tangerines, kiwi, grapes, etc. The combination of sweet and sour coffee flavors, this is what it means to have a leisurely time in a cafe that is in harmony with nature, the taste of a latte that I came all the way to drink, I...