I was excited to see that there existed a tearoom in Bangkok that is connected to the wonderful tea garden in Chiang Mai I visited last week. I enjoyed an Oolong tea that was skillfully brewed and served. And a cranberry scone with butter and jam.

This Thai tea room and restaurant offers a unique experience that blends culinary expertise with sustainable practices. The interior design, focused on natural sustainability, sets the stage for an exceptional dining experience. For tea enthusiasts, the restaurant imports award-winning organic teas from Chiang Mai. In addition to the traditional tea service, the establishment offers tea-infused cocktails, broadening the beverage options for your passionate drinkers. The food menu is notable for its creativity and ethos to high-quality, fresh ingredients. The signature dish, Yum Bai Cha Tod, combines crispy deep-fried tea leaves with a minced chicken dressing, a unique dish that is impossible to find at other restaurants. Other excellent dishes include the stir-fried mushrooms and crab fried rice. Parking is conveniently available at a nearby paid lot if street parking is a bit difficult to find. The 2nd floor is their tea retail store. Pet friendly, but do inform the restaurant in advance to manage space for our furry friends.

This is an exceptional place - everything is perfect from the moment you walk into the beautiful calm room. We came for lunch and had the gorgeous rice salad - innovatively presented with each ingredient in its own leaf basket for mixing at the table into a bright, zingy flavourful dish. We also had a fried rice dish, similarly presented in its deconstructed form. We first tried the salad at their Mae Taeng venue, Araksa Tea Garden, a few years ago, where we were hugely impressed. The service was also excellent. I just wish we were staying longer so we could go back for dinner and try their amazing-sounding tea-based cocktails.

A beautifully curated tearoom collaboration with Panpuri. The selected teas and brewing are exceptional, perfectly paired with desserts for a serene afternoon experience. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of a busy district.

Loved the place. Absolutely a hidden gem. It is not very busy, and well organized. The staff are all very attentive and kind. The food is delicious and well prepared. You can tell the kitchen staff are putting real efforts into it. Of course, it’s worth to mention the tea menu. You can find the display on the second floor where you can smell and choose which one to try. Nice place.