Nekoemon Cafe

If you're looking for a "mini Japan trip" in Chiang Mai and want to enjoy the Kyoto vibe of a Japanese garden, red bridge, bamboo forest, and waterfall, this is the place for you. It's perfect for families or families, with ample outdoor space where children can play safely and adults can enjoy a quiet cup of tea and take photos. ✨ A Japanese fantasy hidden deep in the bamboo forest ⛩️ A triple journey: Push open the vermillion torii gate → stroll through the 100-meter bamboo forest path → encounter a stream, red bridge, and koi pond! The garden is so vast it feels like stepping into the world of "Spirited Away," dotted with waterfalls, waterwheels, and thatched houses. Colorful flowers and a blue snowflake wall create the illusion of stepping back into Kyoto. • 🎏 Newly Added Pink Windmill: A new, girly photo spot! Pure white and cherry blossom-pink windmills spin by the bamboo forest. Standing there in a kimono and holding a paper umbrella is a must-have for your Instagram account! 🍵 Environment: Indoor and outdoor, two Japanese-style experiences • Outdoor: A large lawn with umbrella-shaded seating, perfect for those who enjoy a natural atmosphere • Indoor: There are regular seats and a tatami area. Shoes must be removed on the tatami, giving it a very Japanese izakaya feel. The air-conditioned rooms are cool and perfect for those who are sensitive to heat. • Tip: Go in the morning or evening for a less scorching sun and stunning photo opportunities! 🍣 Food: Japanese-style cuisine, both beautiful and delicious This restaurant is a great place for coffee or afternoon tea, or for a family or group meal. The restaurant specializes in Japanese fare like sushi, tempura, udon, and soba noodles, as well as matcha ice cream, yuzu drinks, and Thai-Japanese desserts. I personally think the sushi and tempura are of good quality. As for drinks, the yuzu soda, matcha latte, and smoothies are all popular. While prices are a bit high for Chiang Mai, the experience is well worth the price; it's worth the entrance fee. 📷 Photo Tips Japanese clothing and accessories are available here, starting at 200 baht per hour, and you can wear them for photo opportunities. The gardens are filled with Instagram-worthy backdrops, from the red bridge, the koi pond, to the mossy stone bridge—all incredibly photogenic. 💡 Tips • Time Planning: Allow 2-3 hours for a leisurely stroll through the gardens, a meal, and photo opportunities. • Popularity: Weekends and evenings are often crowded, so arriving on weekdays or early in the morning is recommended for a more leisurely experience. • Note: Only drinks and desserts are served from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. The full menu is available from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. • Parking: The parking lot is spacious and free. 👉 Follow me to unlock more great escapes and unwinding spots! #Places most asked about on WeChat Moments #Where to go this weekend #Local food #Coffee travel #Lie-down walking tips

Nekoemon Café Chiang Mai has a small bridge and flowing water, a comfortable environment and a beautiful courtyard. It has a very Japanese style and charm, and a strong sense of substitution. It serves Japanese and Thai cuisine.

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