Diciotto

Found this hidden gem when in the Nimman area and was pretty pumped. A very intricate cafe with a barista that put in the effort to make a serious cappuccino. Such a cool find, a quiet tiny cafe with a chill vibe. Worth coming to see if you are into the coffee culture scene.

I always walked past that little cafe, but today i went inside and it was a good decision! Compared to others close by, which are charging same or even more, he is the one which is definitely worth it! I got an Machiato Espresso for 80 Baht, not the cheapest, but the way and the quality of it, makes it worth it! The owner, i guess a older thai guy, is very friendly, professional and polite! I definitely recommend coming here since its like an Vietnamese coffee experience! 10/10

Good vibe to relax and chill while enjoy the boss preparing the coffee... Espresso is made with Flair manual coffee machine Love the setup and music

A hidden gem where Japanese precision meets Italian art in the world of coffee. Every cup here is crafted with elegance, care, and passion. Master Ohm is not just a barista – he is a true artist, elevating the experience of coffee to something memorable and unique. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with beautiful music that perfectly complements the slow bar philosophy. From the rich aroma to the balanced flavors, every sip feels like a journey. If you love coffee, this place is a must-visit – not just for the drink, but for the artistry behind it.

There are many cafes in Chiang Mai, but everything in Diciotto is perfect. I can feel the barista’s expertise and passion for coffee. I ordered a cup of pour-over with light-roasted beans. The coffee has a rich taste, which really impressed me.