Le space cafe

stepped back in time at Le Space for the Mono-logue showcase. K. Heng and K. Chat gathered fragments of zaka zaka, quiet, everyday memories from their journeys through Tokyo and Kyoto. Each object feels like a trace of living. Not precious in itself, but charged with time, use, and presence. Together, they form a subtle archive— one that doesn’t narrate loudly, but invites you to feel. To touch time. To recall how life settles into things.

An art cafe that you fall in love with from the moment you walk in. Like a museum, there are vintage dishes, art objects and details everywhere that you want to look at. Many people come just to take pictures, and I, as a true freelancer, come to work) The coffee is delicious, from 90-100 baht. The menu includes desserts (I had carrot - fire!) and a large selection of coffee drinks. But if you decide to work - take a fully charged laptop. There are almost no sockets, as well as no desire to leave)

This is a cozy and stylish spot with a laid-back atmosphere, perfect for both work and relaxation. The mid century design, warm lighting, and comfortable seating make it an inviting place to enjoy a good cup of coffee. +good place for the one who love mid century furniture ✿✿ The menu offers a great selection of drinks and pastries, all well-prepared and thoughtfully presented. The coffee is smooth and rich, and their desserts are a nice treat without being overly sweet. The staff is friendly and welcoming, adding to the overall great experience. Whether you’re looking for a quiet corner to work, a spot to catch up with friends, or just a place to enjoy quality coffee, Le Space Café is definitely worth a visit. I’ll be back for sure Krub.