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Lampang Khao Kan Jin or Khao Ngiao, Lampang Nam Ngiao Rice Noodles Shop
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Mr.Hotsia recommends good location, cheap, clean hotels in Lampang. Delicious Northern-style Khao Kan Jin in Lampang. Khao Kan Jin or Khao Ngiao is sticky rice mixed with regular rice, ground with minced meat, then wrapped and steamed until cooked. In Chiang Mai style, blood is added, giving a slightly astringent taste and reddish color. Today, tired from work, I let a friend take me to try delicious Northern food worth recommending to friends on Hotsia.com.
If you want to come and taste or just read to get hungry and then find something else to eat, the shop I recommend is in Lampang province. It's not easy to come here. It's a simple local shop with only locals having the chance to eat this kind of home-style food. Today we try Lampang's Khao Kan Jin. Next time, I'll take you to try Khao Kan Jin from other places. Northern food mainly features vegetables and chili paste, like Kaeng Khae Frog Curry and vegetable curry, all dishes I like. For snacks that are filling, there are also
rice noodles or Khanom Jeen. Khanom Jeen is popular with Nam Ngiao sauce in the North, while in Central Thailand it's eaten with Nam Ya or Nam Ya Pa, depending on regional preferences. In the North, Khanom Jeen Nam Ngiao is eaten, and Khao Kan Jin is eaten instead of rice, mostly as a secondary meal like lunch. I've lived in the North for years but never seriously tried Khao Kan Jin until today because the shop doesn't serve made-to-order dishes.
You can't order stir-fried basil with fried egg here, so I had to try Khao Kan Jin instead for one meal. Today's recommended shop has no name because it's a local village shop, but people keep coming. I don't know how regular Khao Kan Jin eaters rate it, but for me, I give it a perfect ten because it's delicious. When I put it in my mouth and chew, it feels like eating sticky rice wrapped in banana leaf, but at first touch, it reminds me of Nong Mon bamboo sticky rice without black beans or sugar.
The taste is salty and bland with fragrant minced meat. Khao Kan Jin makes me feel the simplicity of Lanna style. Eating it, I don't feel lonely; it's like eating the most special Northern food, bringing indescribable happiness. Another delicious item I recommend is Nam Ngiao bone broth, a Nam Ngiao soup served with Khanom Jeen, but you can order it by the cup for just a few baht. It's very tasty. Don't ask about the price; such a shop is cheap and worth every baht. The dishes I recommend are
about four wraps of Khao Ngiao, one bowl of soup, and one plate of Khanom Jeen Nam Ngiao. That's enough to be unforgettable. This shop is located toward the back of Khelang Garden, going out to Ban Dong Pier then turning left in front of Ban Dong Temple. Go straight about 400 meters; the shop is on the left corner, an old car repair garage. Of course, this is not a famous shop that everyone knows or can easily eat at because it's deep in the village, made by locals for locals, eaten in a home-style manner.
Its uniqueness is that it truly reaches the locals, like arriving in Lampang itself. You see me recommend various shops without mentioning transportation, so you might not be able to follow to taste them. I must explain how transportation in Lampang works. Lampang has yellow buses for service. If within the city, it's a flat rate. If going a bit outside, it's 40 baht. For farther destinations, you negotiate the fare. Most shops I recommend are not beyond the outskirts, meaning if you take the yellow bus,
I often use this method; it's convenient. Most tourists who visit Lampang usually stay one night, visit Wat Phra That Lampang Luang, and stay in town at night. Currently, popular hotels include several options. For convenience, stay at Thip Chang Hotel, a long-established hotel with an excellent location opposite Asawin Market. I play tennis next to Thip Chang Hotel at the municipal court, also called the government court. Most tourists stay at Thip Chang Hotel in large numbers.
Besides Thip Chang, there's Wiang Lakhon Hotel, but it's not near Asawin Market. I recommend accommodations so you can fully enjoy the trips Hotsia.com suggests. Traveling in the North means eating Northern food. Khao Kan Jin is a Northern dish you shouldn't miss. ......March 12, 2010 by See Aunt Nong's Khanom Jeen on a larger map, Wang Kwa Road, Sob Tui Subdistrict, Mueang District, Lampang Province. Khao Kan Jin wrapped in banana leaves costs 5 baht each. The seller offers delicious Nam Ngiao Khanom Jeen. This is Khao Kan Jin.
Khao Kan Jin must be sprinkled with fried garlic. This Khao Kan Jin plate costs 20 baht. The food I ordered today includes fresh vegetables on a plate on the table. Desserts are also sold to enjoy at the end.
