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×Thai-tea Bingsu / Bua Loy
ชีวิตชีว่า × บิงซู บัวลอย
Why you must eat itA mountain of shaved ice with orange Thai tea poured over it, topped with condensed milk and pudding: bingsu. A spoon sinks in and it collapses softly, melting in the mouth. Warm bua loy — rice-flour balls floating in coconut milk — is popular too, so you can choose cold or warm. A dish to cool a hot Chiang Mai afternoon.
A popular dessert cafe near Maya mall, known for its Thai-tea bingsu. Well air-conditioned and busy with young customers and families. It runs sweet, so sharing between a few is fine. Queues and waits happen. Prices and hours are a guide, and cards are often accepted.
- Nearest
- Near Nimman Soi 7 (by Maya mall)
- Hours
- 11:00-22:00 頃
- Price
- ฿150–250