Street food - fried pancake

Tucked along Ratchapakhinai Road on the edge of Chiang Mai's old city, this small street stall has earned a loyal following among locals and travellers alike for its freshly prepared roti and fried pancakes. The vendor, known affectionately as PhetPhet, brings a warm and cheerful presence to every order, and the aroma of the cooking draws in passersby before they even spot the stall itself. The menu keeps things simple and satisfying. Popular choices include banana roti and chocolate wraps, with prices starting as low as 15 baht per piece, making it one of the more affordable snack stops in the area. A handful of chairs are available on the side for those who want to sit and eat on the spot. The combination of generous flavours, friendly service, and low prices has made this a go-to roti stop for repeat visitors to Chiang Mai. The stall operates Tuesday through Saturday, opening each evening from 18:00 to 22:00, so it fits naturally into a night-time wander around the old city. Wednesday and Sunday are closed, so it is worth planning around those days. No booking is required, and the stall typically does not have a long queue, making it an easy and unhurried stop during an evening out.