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When in Chiang Mai, you definitely need to try the local drink called 'Cha Yen,' a Thai iced tea that's sweet and creamy - it's a perfect refreshment after some spicy food.
• Another delightful option is 'Larb Moo,' a spicy pork salad that's often enjoyed with a side of fresh herbs and sticky rice. Pairing it with a local beer can enhance your dining experience.
• And don't forget to check out the fresh fruit smoothies available at local markets. They often use tropical fruits that are in season, making every sip a refreshing treat.
Practical Chiang Mai planning note: Choose by location, dietary needs, hygiene, atmosphere and the time you plan to visit rather than relying on a single "best" list. Menus, opening days and stall locations change, especially at markets and seasonal venues.