We were already very familiar with how good the lunches and dinners there were, so we gave it a try. Our friends kept telling us to try breakfast at Ginger. All children’s meals are reasonably priced at around 150 baht. Each meal is perfectly sized resulting in little waste, and comes with vegetables, a small dessert and a fresh juice. Everything down to the cutlery is child friendly. These have got to be the most well thought out kids’ meals in Chiang Mai. All of their meals are freshly made using ingredients from the farm whenever possible and they have some of the best desserts in Chiang Mai.įor drinks, they’ve got tea and coffee (hot or cold), fresh fruit smoothies, freshly squeezed juices and Thai beers. Their menu offers mostly Thai food with some Western dishes. The food is delicious and there are many seating areas including an air conditioned upper level. With all these activities you’ll work up an appetite. To check for any upcoming workshop dates at Ginger Farm, keep an eye on their facebook page. The kids will love it! The workshops typically involve learning about how to plant and harvest rice, or there are cooking classes, learning how to take care of farm animals, art classes, and sometimes even yoga for kids. If your child(ren) attend school here in Chiang Mai, let your school know it’s an option. Many local schools arrange the perfect field trip in Chiang Mai with Ginger Farm. Sometimes these are tailor made, especially if you are planning on coming with a large group.
Ginger Farm usually offers half day or full day workshop programs. It’s 290 baht per person and you’ll be taken on a personalized tour of Ginger Farm. He’s a big friendly beast and you can give the big fellow a bath (90 baht)! To really get to know how the farm works, inquire about the farm trip. If you are brave enough, you and the kids can get up close and personal with a buffalo! Well, a water buffalo actually. Kids can learn about farming and take their very own plant home in a jar (290 baht). Other activities involve learning about plants.
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