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If you’re wandering through Bangkok and looking for a cup of tea that feels like a warm hug in a glass, Everyday Thai Tea (Head Quarter) is a spot you shouldn’t miss. During my last visit, I gave it a solid 4/5, not just for the flavor, but for the vibe that makes you feel like you’ve found a local secret. The moment you walk in, the aroma hits you—a rich, spicy blend of black tea, star anise, and vanilla. It’s a scent that stays with you. I ordered their signature Thai tea with soft boba, and it was the perfect balance of "intense" and "creamy." Unlike the watered-down versions you sometimes find in tourist traps, this tea has a deep, amber soul. The sweetness is there, but it doesn’t mask the bitterness of the tea leaves, which is exactly how a personal favorite should be. The shop itself is small and intimate, which adds to the charm. It feels like a place where the tea is made with actual care rather than just being pumped out of a machine. My only reason for not giving it a full 5 stars is that it can get quite snug during peak hours. If you’re looking for a long, quiet workspace, this might not be it, but for a quick emotional reset and a world-class drink, it’s unbeatable. What really touched me was the consistency. Every sip felt like the first—refreshing and bold. It’s the kind of place that reminds you why Thai tea is a global obsession. If you’re a fan of texture, the soft boba is a game-changer; it’s chewy without being a workout for your jaw, melting perfectly into the icy slush of the tea.

Not good as expected. Not very sweet/ milky A bit disappointed

The milk tea slushy is a bit too sweet for my liking, but I love the soft texture of the boba pearl. Happen to come across it during their roadshow in CentralWorld.

The small shop that is specialized in Thai Tea. The favorite menu for all is of course Thai Tea. Here has slurby Thai Tea added a bit of soft boba for more fun . The level of sweetness is medium sweet.

Their Thai tea slurpee was great! (A bit sweet but still okay) But it usually ran out, you can call for the available slot before visiting.