Although we’re only a very few months into life post-lockdown, the cafe scene in Bangkok just keeps thriving. Here’s a list of new cafes in Bangkok to check out this November 2021.
Whether you’re looking for a new place to work-from-anywhere, we’ve got you covered with new additions this month. We’re back with 7 new and exciting cafes in Bangkok for you to check out.
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New Bangkok cafes to check out this November 2021
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CDGRE is a collaboration between the Sühring twins of Michelin-starred restaurant Sühring, chef Gaggan Anand, and lifestyle streetwear brand Carnival. It’s a perfect mix of culinary and fashion themes and has the ambience that you look for to feed your urban cafe-hopping addiction. Located within Siam Paragon, you can grab their stylish merch at the gift shop section as well.
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Drop by Dough’s third branch found its home within Emquartier, and they’re no longer selling only their well-loved doughnuts. You’ll get to savour modern Scandinavian comfort food here now unlike anywhere else. In addition to the mouth-watering dishes, the doughnuts have taken on a savoury twist, too. Lastly, don’t forget to check out their doughnut-scented candles as well.
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The Mustang Nero Café brings you into the world of the film Night at the Museum. Aside from the safari-themed hotel rooms, the cafe provides many drinks and dishes that draw inspiration from the animals, too. The cappuccino with a giraffe or zebra-patterned froth and blackbird sandwich are some notables from their fun menu list.
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Trust Café and Studio is where you need to go to up your ‘gram game. This ‘gram-worthy Korean-style cafe has various zones with several activities to keep you busy. They even have a playground and photo booth for you to enjoy with your friends.
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Enjoy your favourite drink with a little dose of greenery at Coffee & Trees Coffee House Café. Renovated from a shophouse, it has a lovely homey vibe and serves as a perfect spot to chillax on busy days.
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Tired of cafe-hopping at a crowded cafe? Grow Tea Studio is calling you. With only three available seats, you’ll get to endlessly chit-chat with the owner and watch satisfying matcha being whisked in front of you. A lovely spot to fully load yourself with antioxidants and start the weekend right.
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Debuted in Ayutthaya, this famous Pastry Architect has now expanded its base with its fourth location in Bangkok. You certainly can’t miss out on their super-popular croissants. They’ve got numerous sweet and savoury flavours that might give you a little hard time to choose. Check out their co-working space as well if you’re looking for a new place to work remotely.
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As a culture enthusiast, Karatpetch loves to travel, learn new cultures and languages, and has great zealousness for food. She is also an amateur dancer of various styles. Watching sports, sightseeing, cooking, knitting and exploring beauty goodies are her moments of simple joy.
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