Old Chiangmai Cultural Center

It's a neat old complex with dinner shows. The shows are ok. It is clear at one point they were more popular in an outside larger stage and even the indoor "rain stage." The food is neat and pretty, but produced in bulk. They have a base price that gets you a nice meal and the show and a VIP price that is more than twice as much that gets you a little nicer meal and up front seating. Food options between the two are not much different. Over all, it all seemed a little tired. Some people left early. I thought about leaving early. Some of the night markets and bazzares also have 'traditonal' dancer shows, and better food for 1/4 the price and in a more lively atmosphere.

Great cultural experience. The food was good. Nothing mind blowing but still delicious. My kids were happy there was lots of fried chicken. I enjoyed the fried bananas and the braised beef. The dancing was nice. It was fun to see the different styles of dress from the different local tribes.

This experience made for a really enjoyable evening! It was a great way to immerse myself into the Thai culture. The atomosohere was fun & inviting. Staff were friendly. Food was delicious. Just a note: When booking tickets, they have several menus to choose from for groups of 2 or more. As a solo traveler, I would have liked to have been to select one of the higher end menus, but unless I was willing to pay for two people, you're kind of stuck with the basic choice. Would have been nice to have options, though what I received was delicious!

The experience at Old Chiang Mai Cultural Center was so much better than we expected. The evening began with a delicious spread of local Thai dishes, accompanied by live traditional music that created such a calm and welcoming community atmosphere. As we ate, the performers played beautiful Thai instruments, then later took the stage for a series of graceful, captivating dances — each one telling a story through movement and music. The finale was especially impressive, with a dramatic outdoor fire dance. It felt authentic, respectful of the culture, and incredibly well put together.

The food at this restaurant was absolutely superb, and the added bonus of watching a captivating cultural dance made the evening even more special. We wisely purchased our tickets in advance, ensuring we didn’t miss the opportunity to enjoy both dinner and the performance. The dishes were not only delicious but also generously refilled throughout the night. Each dance depicted a different story, providing an eye-opening glimpse into the culture. Overall, this is an experience that you shouldn't miss—it's a delightful combination of exquisite food and enchanting entertainment!

Redeemed with TAGTHAi easily. Very good Thai experience. Meal was great, too. Visited few years ago and knew seating on the floor was not so comfortable, we requested the western seating option with table.

Good show and dinner for almost 2 hours ++. If you like traditional dances and music instruments, this would be for you. The food is ok, not too good and not bad either. Service is good and friendly. Accessible via two temp ramp but not at great condition. Hopefully the management can repair and refurbish the ramps better for wheelchair users and stroller.

Dinner and show. Decent food and decent show. Didn't too much appreciate the "cow dance" where they went from guest to guest asking for money - like Chinese lion dance. We already paid to be there. Service was great! We added a handicapped person to our group last minute and they accommodated us with a "private" table near the others with good view of the show. Atmosphere was authentic. Performance was nice with some variety. Also a good length. And not crude or licencious. Music was a bit loud.