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Visited a matcha café near Lumpini Park on a day when it was raining heavily, which made the atmosphere extra cozy. We ordered the coconut water matcha and coconut water hojicha — both were decent and enjoyable, though nothing that gave a big “wow” factor. They also offer a variety of Japanese desserts, which were also quite decent overall. What I really loved was the vibe — the big glass window looking out to the greenery and raindrops made the whole experience so calming and beautiful. A lovely spot to relax, especially on a rainy day.

if you like cafe that calm with not so many tourists, you can come in here for good matcha. they have many different menu and options for matcha. and its quite good! try the hojicha latte also. its simple and creamy.

Lovely atmosphere. Parking is available at the U Chu Liang building next door (free for the first 30 minutes). I had the Kogarashi Matcha Latte — really good! Oat milk was an extra +10 THB, so the total came to 200 THB for one drink 😝 A bit pricey, but I guess that’s pretty normal in Bangkok these days. The ladies here are super lovely too. Definitely will be back!

the matcha was pretty interesting but was extremely unsweetened and borderline difficult to drink. not the friendliest owners but cafe had nice vibes. could really be because i picked the wrong drink (picked the special menu instead of the regular items) but probably won’t come back here again!

The shop is cute and I like that they make the mochi infront of you but the matcha is not good. There was alot of ground powder at the bottom of my drink and the taste was subpar. Also order the strawberry matcha Daifuku and the layer of matcha tasted like soap it was way too florar.