Pambok Cafe' — Restaurant in Mae Hong Son Province

This place is not just serves fab food (not expensive either) but also a fantastic experience. Located in the middle of the mountain landscape, the view and country side feels that the place brings in is just a lovely experience! The beautiful landscape , the greenery and the flower fields (seasonal) transport you to another world altogether!

The staff are super friendly and welcoming and the food is simply wow! You have all the local delicacies in the menu ranging from mango sticky rice to pad Thai, and the morning glory etc in the meat of your choice. It’s freshly prepared and served and tastes absolutely wonderful!!! They also have amazing coffee here, and also the usual shakes and fresh juices!

The place is perfect to relax and take in the fresh air and scenic view. It’s got ample seating along with swings for your relaxation. The fun part was the elevated rope beds where you can lie down and relax while enjoying both the refreshments and the country side! It’s just beautiful …

If you are traveling by, this is a must...

Stopped here part way through a day tour for a break. Food looked good but I didn't eat any. I had a coffee which was very good, albeit a little on the small side, but this cafe has a great hook with it's furniture, layout and amazing views across pretty countryside. Hanging pod chairs are mixed with tables for solo or groups. There's also netting to lay upon and watch the horizon with a drink. Definitely worth a visit for a few photos. Service was fast on a ticket basis because it gets quite...

Stopped by this coffee shop on our way back from the bamboo bridge and it was much better than we expected! We got the mango sticky rice, spring rolls (both soooo good), fresh coconut and a green tea. The tea was bright green and artificial tasting - I had expected a standard green tea bag but I think they must had used some green tea powder. They had hanging chairs/hammocks and a net bed for relaxing in. If it wasn’t past sunset already we would’ve chilled...