Mango Tango

Coconut milk mango sago dew~ If you want to talk about your favorite dessert, mango sago dew will definitely be on the list. The sweet mango is paired with the smooth sago, and the milky aroma of coconut milk is perfect for relieving stress! Use it to replace dinner, which not only satisfies the taste buds of foodies, but is also low in calories and healthy~

After dinner on Nimman Road, we went to Mango Tango, the most popular mango dessert shop in Thailand. The decoration inside the shop is all mango-themed. There is also an iconic mango uncle at the door, and you can take photos with him. This shop on Nimman Road is quite well-known. It opens at noon, and you need to queue during peak hours. The average consumption per person is 65-165 baht (equivalent to RMB 13-33). Opening hours: every day: 12:00-22:00. Mango sticky rice is the treasure of the town. It mixes pudding, ice cream, mango and sticky rice together. It is sweet and refreshing and you will never get tired of it.

The whole store is mango yellow in color, and the random graffiti on the wall adds a bit of personality. The main point is that Thai mango juice is juicy and sweet, and the price is reasonable. I love all their mango drinks and desserts.

This restaurant is quite famous on Chinese forums. It's located on a street and alley off Nimman Road, so I had to use navigation to find it. The storefront is quite eye-catching. When I arrived, there was a queue, and it seemed like everyone around me was Chinese. However, none of the staff spoke Chinese… Chinese customers are our biggest clientele, so this should be improved. After queuing for a while, it was my turn. The interior is small with only a few tables. When ordering, I was told they were out of mango sticky rice, and everything with sticky rice was sold out… so I ordered sago pudding and something similar. The taste was pretty good! The mango was especially sweet, and the cream wasn't too sweet. 【Overall】The price-performance ratio is average, and with so many Chinese customers, the staff should definitely improve their Chinese and service.

When you come to Chiang Mai, you absolutely must visit the famous Mango Tango restaurant on Nimman Road. It's a small shop, but there's often a queue, mostly from Chinese tourists who come specifically for it. The staff speaks a little Chinese, so communication isn't a problem. Actually, there are many small shops like this in Thailand, and the food is usually delicious. Make sure to check it out when you're on Nimman Road!