Baan Kum-On is a restaurant with its own vibe. It is located in an old house made in traditional Thai style. If you want to try local cuisine, this is the perfect place to do it.
Baan Kum-On – a bit about the history of the restaurant
When visiting the restaurant, you can see two wooden houses. The first one was built of teak wood in 1928 by its first owner, Luang Prakobwanakit. He was the director of the Royal Forest Department. The house that stands at the back was later sold and became a wedding gift for Kumdaeng Krueanant and his wife, Kum on. He was an official at the Ministry of Justice of Myanmar.
The second house was built of ironwood in 1957. It was used as a pharmacy and a grocery store.
The Naothawong family took care to keep both houses in their original condition and named the estate Baan Kum-On in honor of their grandparents, Kumdaeng and Kum on.
Food and prices
The restaurant specializes in northern Thai cuisine. It makes a visit here a great way to eat authentic dishes from this region. At Baan Kum-On, you can also try the Hang Le Curry, made according to Chao Thipchak’s secret recipe.
In addition, the offer is diversified with European cuisine, as well as a wide selection of drinks and wine.
We decided to have local cuisine, and we really liked it. The food was well-prepared, which helped us enjoy its distinctive taste.
Before the meal, we toured the house. There is such a possibility, and the upper floor also serves as a restaurant when there are more guests.
We will also add that the staff is very helpful and friendly, and the dishes are nicely presented and decorated.
When it comes to prices, the average is around 500-600 THB for a meal for one person. It applies to a full meal, e.g., dinner.
Important information
Location
The restaurant is located at Rat Wattana 36 in Wiang Nuea Sub-District. It is easy to find as it is very visible when driving along Tha Maoh Rd.
Getting to Baan Kum-On
As the restaurant is located near the busy and popular places in Lampang, it is accessible by taxi, songthaew, and carriage.
Opening hours
Every day from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Attractions near Baan Kum-On
Very close, 140 m to the east, is Wat Tamaoh. This small, beautiful Burmese temple is across Tha Maoh Rd.
A little further north is the famous Lampang Cultural Street Market. Distance is 500 m. To the south on the other side of the Wang River is Wat Chetawan.
Baan Kum-On – summary
The restaurant is a great idea if you are looking for a place where you can eat northern Thai cuisine. In addition, it is close to other tourist attractions, which is also an advantage. This helps to organize a pleasant trip to several points. We wish you a tasty meal and a successful exploration of Lampang.
