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THE RED LION ENGLISH
PUB & RESTAURANT - Chiang Mai. A firm favourite with locals and tourists
alike, The Red Lion English Pub & Restaurant features an air-conditioned
bar as well as a pleasant terrace over-looking the vibrant Chiangmai Night
Bazaar.
Now in it's Tenth year, The Red Lion English Pub & Restaurant has quickly established itself as a firm favourite with locals and
tourists alike.
Ideally located in the heart of the famous Chiang Mai night bazaar in a quiet lane opposite the car-park of Mc Donald's. The Pub features an air-conditioned bar as well as a pleasant terrace over-looking the vibrant evening market.
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The menu includes all the traditional favourites such as
Fish ’n’ Chips with Mushy Peas and Steak & Kidney Pie,
as well as succulent Steaks and New Zealand Lamb Chops (served
with mint sauce, of course!). We also offer Thai food including Tom Yam Gung, Fried Noodles and Chicken curry.
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We're very reasonably priced, with most meals priced between
2 and 3 pounds (140 to 210 baht) and draught Heineken at only
100 baht (£1.40) a Pint. Besides offering Thailand’s Singha and Chang beers and locally brewed Tiger and Heineken, we also offer imported beers such as Strongbow Cider, and Draught Guinness & Kilkenny.
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Live sports via satellite including Premier
League Football, Rugby, and Formula 1 Racing are regularly
shown as well as the BBC World News. We also provide a sports
Results service with information direct from the internet. We have the widest selection of music in Chiang Mai including Crooners, Country, Rock n Roll, Northern Soul and Folk music. Sorry - no Boy-bands or Rap!! |
The Red Lion is a family pub that proudly welcomes back many customers from around the world that have come to regard it as their 'home away from home'. As featured in 'Lonely Planet' , 'Frommers', and many more. |
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123 Loy Kroh Rd., Night Bazaar,
Chiangmai 50100 THAILAND
Tel: 818847
redlionchiangmai@hotmail.com
Open Daily from noon til 1 a.m.
Food served all day .
Kitchen closes at midnight.
A perfect place to relax after a hard day's trek or a hard night's shopping.
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