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aelder2259 says:
I found the Silom Thai Cooking School listed in Lonely Planet and visited the website to get more information. Being a graphic designer, I liked their logo and their website wasn't that bad compared to other Asian sites I have visited (I'm pretty critical of websites). I called the school and Nusi a…
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vosking says:
After some recommendations last year from fellow Thailand travellers, we decided to give it a go this year. And what a great evening it was. I'll will do it again when I'm back in Chiang Mai.
We were picked up by car. Gay and her sister were our host for the evening. We were the only 2 who gave o…
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moshers_moll says:
This place is an absolute must for chocolate lovers, a gorgeous little chocolate makers and coffee/tea rooms, which also offers a chocolate workshop on a Saturday which teaches you to make your own! (At a cost of 45 Euros per person)
Walking through the main entrance to a little galleried area wh…
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cotterb says:
This school provides an excellent tourist cooking class. It's focused on pasta but a lot of other information is provided verabally. The class is held in English and costs 80€ for the 4 hour class. In addition to the cooking instruction, you get a shirt, hat, and a large lunch.
The school …
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petrarchanprincess says:
I loved this cooking class! I don’t know if it’s actually available for people who are just coming to visit, as the classes were once a week for three weeks. There probably are places that offer classes you can sign up for as you travel though…and I highly recommend that you do if you have the…
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dardara says:
Excelent Hotel in the countryside (10 km from Chefchaouen)
This is the best restaurant of Chefchaouen ; fine cooking , using products from the farm (olives , olive oil , cheese goat, ..)
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frederic75 says:
1- There is no service here, which is logical as there is no staf...
2- There is no restaurant. It's impossible to have a breakfast. You can't even buy a bottle of water...
3- Rooms are overpriced.
4- The owner is really a disgusting guy (this site does not allowed obscene remarks, so I can quote…
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saranggalloway says:
Jalan Alor morning and JA evening are two entirely different personalities - like day and night. The best food, of course, is found in the mornings through to about 3pm. This is when the locals come for their meals before going to work in the big city and when they come out for lunch in the midday. …
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slave2dafunk says:
My partner and I organised a day at this cooking school for a group of friends who had come to Chiang Mai to celebrate one of their 30th birthdays. Everyone was keen to have a Thai cooking school experience and we had heard some good things about this school so we thought we'd give it a try. In the …
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Silom Thai Cooking School
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