Kiti Panit
Thai restaurant · Chiang Mai ·

Kiti Panit

Thai restaurant · Chiang Mai ·

Northern Thai food in historic mansion, Hang Le curry, grilled chicken

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Kiti Panit by null
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Kiti Panit by null
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19 Tha Phae Road, Chang Khlan Sub-district, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50100, Thailand Get directions

฿600–1,000

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19 Tha Phae Road, Chang Khlan Sub-district, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50100, Thailand Get directions

+66 80 191 7996
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"Turning their great-great-grandparents’ 1880s mansion into a restaurant, Kiti Panit’s owners decided to create an updated take on traditional Lanna cuisine. The results include intense and complex Hang Le, or northern Thai curry, and savoury grilled chicken salad with coriander. Also recommended are the signature Khao Mao Gorn Rad Gati, or unripe rice with coconut milk, and the creative seasonal desserts." - Michelin Inspector

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World’s Famous Chefs Reveal Their Favourite Thai Dish

"Highlighted as a place to try kaeng hang lay, this Chiang Mai restaurant is one of my go-to recommendations for tasting this Northern Thai curry." - Pruepat 'Maprang' Songtieng

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"A restaurant that serves authentic Lanna food in a traditional setting." - Michelin Guide Thailand Editorial Team

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Kiti Panit

Jameson S.

Google
A friend introduced this place to us. We walked right by it because the Google maps pin was one building over. Look for the pictures and follow the building facade. The food here was immaculate, the northern pork curry was so tender the meat fell apart in the dish. The tomato relish was delicious when paired with the chincaron we also had the fermented tea salad which was interesting and the star was the grilled omelette. So divine. You must try the rice ball dessert. It so good!

P

Google
the food was good. i like the boiled cabbage, Hungle soup and chicken with corriander salad. the stir fried veg was good as well. The service was average. The decoration is old school vibe.

Chyori J.

Google
Yummy food and friendly staff Suggest to make booking before coming as they are a popular place and it was full house~ My favourite must be the pork with jiew sauce, so yummy 😋

Verlynn G.

Google
The food are with strong flavours. Curry slightly on salty, need to have with rice. Feel a bit uneasy as the staffs keep coming back and ask if ready to take order.

Michael C.

Google
TL;DR: Elevated Thai with elevated prices. I would rate Kiti Panit a solid 3.5 stars out of 5. This will be one of the pricier meals you'll have in Chiang Mai. We had the Larb, Fermented Tea Leaf Salad, and Crying Tiger Beef. The Larb and Tea Leaf Salad were decent, but the Crying Tiger Beef was amazing. Service was average. There wasn't anything that stood out good or bad. The restaurant is set in an old general store and provided a great atmosphere. There were displays of old artifacts throughout which really brought out the history of the location. Based on our experience, I would say give this place a try. The Crying Tiger Beef is worth it! Maybe order something else besides the Larb and Tea Leaf Salad though. Note: Cocktails are on the light side. We could barely taste any alcohol. They were delicious, but you won't get a buzz from just one.

Andy H.

Google
In surprising delicacies in the historical building The service staff enthusiastically recommends dishes that hit the taste buds 👍 The delicious dinner is accompanied by the service staff's flower-like smiles 😋😉🌻❤️ It is so satisfying 😇 It is worth coming here to taste the food 👍

cristine T.

Google
Went to a Michelin guide recommended restaurant. Atmosphere is good, old shop house that turned into a restaurant preserving its 5 generation of roots. The food is alright, nothing outstanding or had a wow factor. Kao Soi was basically curry mee with mee pok [just a little overrated]. Jackfruit salad and northern pork curry were pretty good and was a little different from the standard Thai food. Jackfruit salad is a little bit nearer to the fish sauce side if you prefer less I would avoid this. Overall a pretty decent restaurant, a little bit spenny compared to standard prices. But a nice place to bring friends/ family around for a special occasion

Ben L.

Google
First meal in Chiang Mai and tried Kiti Panit as it is located near where I stay. Food portion was sufficient for 4-5 pax. (I ordered 4 dishes for 5 pax)Taste wise, it somehow reminded me of Peranakan food though, especially the pork curry. But the food should be good for tourists outside of ASEAN, as I expected a stronger taste. Nevertheless the Aeb Pla (grilled fish) was good and recommend to try that dish. Service was good though and I appreciate the patience from the service staff.