A Shan-style steamed rice crepe seasoned with herbs, chilies, and soy sauce, often found in northern border markets.
3 top-rated spots found
Pa Pen Khao Soi Noi (Santitham)
Khao Soi Noi Song Kreuang
Tai Yai / Shan
· $
· Santitham
★★★★½ 4.8
142 reviews
Hidden GemLocal LegendAuthentic
9.8
Flavor
10
Value
5.5
Vibe
This is widely considered the 'Mecca' for Khao Soi Noi in Chiang Mai. Unlike the soup version, this is a 'pizza-style' steamed rice sheet. Pa Pen uses a traditional steaming cloth method that produces a texture far superior to commercial versions. The depth of the fermented soy bean paste and the freshness of the herbs create a complex profile that stars alone cannot capture.
📍 Santitham Road, Chang Phueak, Chiang Mai 50300, Thailand · View on Maps
Khao Soi Noi - Siri-wattana (Thanin) Market
Khao Soi Noi (Steamed Rice Sheets)
Tai Yai
· $
· Chang Phueak
★★★★½ 4.6
88 reviews
Cheap EatsLocal LegendQuick Bite
9.2
Flavor
9.5
Value
4
Vibe
Located inside one of the city's best fresh markets, this stall is a masterclass in efficiency and flavor. The turnover is so high that the rice sheets are always served piping hot and elastic. It is the gold standard for the 'dry' version of the dish, focused on the quality of the chili oil and toasted sesame.
📍 Siri-wattana Market, 191 Chotana Rd, Chang Phueak, Chiang Mai 50300, Thailand · View on Maps
Nong Bee's Burmese Restaurant
Shan Style Steamed Rice Crepe
Burmese / Shan
· $
· Nimman
★★★★½ 4.4
512 reviews
ClassicBackpacker FavoriteBudget Friendly
8.7
Flavor
9
Value
7.5
Vibe
While Nimman is usually pricey, Nong Bee remains an island of affordability. Their Khao Soi Noi is more accessible to the uninitiated, served in a sit-down environment. It’s the best place to try the dish alongside other Shan specialties like tea leaf salad.
📍 28 Nimmana Haeminda Rd Lane 13, Suthep, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand · View on Maps