Farango Cafe & Restaurant

Genuinely some of the best Indian food I’ve ever had. We had the vada, samosas, chapati, palak paneer curry, puris. It was all fantastic! The waiter was friendly and the owner/cook came out after and asked how our food was. We had no issues getting a table and rocked up around 7pm and got seated straight away. This is one NOT one to be missed. Thank you for the delicious food!

We randomly stopped by this place for lunch and it turned out to be the best Indian restaurant in Chiang Mai for me! I ordered pani puri, mango lassi, daal soup, and besan chilli. Everything was delicious, but the daal soup really stood out. It was so hearty, comforting, and full of flavor. I absolutely loved it. The biggest highlight for me was the besan chilli. This is a dish that’s almost impossible to find in Chiang Mai. I usually have to make it myself whenever I crave it, but here it was made so well, perfectly balanced and full of authentic taste. Definitely coming back again. Highly recommended for anyone looking for great Indian vegetarian and vegan food in Chiang Mai!

Great veggie food. Lovely service. The recommend (their specialty) dish is excellent. The garlic nan is very good. Indian restaurants in Thailand are on the pricey side.. which I don’t know why.. so we would go when we crave for Indian food!!! Highly recommended!

Our first Gujarati and Indian restaurant in Chiang Mai so we were excited. The staff was nice and friendly and took us in right away. The restaurant is located on a tourist friendly street. Here’s what we ordered: Poha: texture and flavor on point! There’s a ton of ways to make poha and the way it was made was just right. Potatoes were soft and the sev on top gave a nice crispy texture. Omlett sandwich: my wife absolutely loved it - the toast was crispy and the omlett on point. Very well made. Franky paneer: filled with a lot of spices and boy was it amazing! Fist time having a Franky paneer and I was not disappointed. Dabeli: my favorite dish on the menu! The masalo was on point and bread crispy. It’s also one of my favorite Indian dishes so I was happy to try such a dish here. Ragda samosa: one of the least favorite dishes because the dish was soggy. However, the samosa itself was great.

Yup! What a nice place: the service is really friendly (and the dishes are vegan-friendly) I had the channa masala, chapati, garlic naan, and bhajji. Finished off with a soy indian tea :) very cardamom-y (but not overpowering). I asked for a little bit of sugar and the sweetness was perfect for me. They provided a sugar pack on the side if I wished to add more. Thank you! 🙏🙏🙏✨✨✨