They do classic and fusion Thai drinks and snacks. And it was their gorgeous two-tone drink, soy milk and black sesame, that lured me into the shop. Of course, we ended leaving with quite a few sweets in hand.
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| Soy milk and black sesame frappe |
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| Mini toast with condensed milk |
The pa thong ko was freshly fried and still piping hot when it arrived. Crispy on the outside, fluffy inside and best of all, none of that strong ammonia smell you sometimes get with fried dough.
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| pa thong ko with palm sugar & coconut milk dipping sauce |
They are plenty other drinks to try too, including non-milky options like chrysanthemum and kumquat, as well as Thai-style bingsu.
They have a few branches around, mostly inside shopping malls, so definitely worth keeping an eye out for one. I'm already looking forward to going back and trying more.
Level 1, One Bangkok Boulevard Lumphini, Pathum Wan Bangkok
There are other branches such as: Central World, Central Pinklao, Central Ladprao, Paragon, Circle Ratchapreuk and more








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