15 Best Instagram-Worthy Cafes in Bangkok That You Must Visit

One of the food capitals of South-East Asia, Bangkok is well-known for its mouth-watering street food and Michelin Guide-approved places, along with a vibrant cafe scene that’s always buzzing with trendy eats and drinks.

With enthralling interiors, intriguing concepts and innovative dishes, these 15 Insta worthy Bangkok cafes will certainly be worth your time and money. It's a feast for your eyes and tummy (oh and don't forget your camera)!

host x AMBER is a space set up in collaboration with Hong Kong's popular AMBER Coffee, a cafe owned by Dawn Chan, a 4th placer of the 2015 World Barista Championship. Expect a classy interior, high-quality drinks, and decadent desserts such chocolate fudge cakes, croissants, and indulgent cream pies.

Need another great reason to visit? The cafe is located in the heart of the city (within Central World), so it's an easy pit stop while you're exploring all that Bangkok has to offer. Enjoy an extra 23% off your bill by booking discounted cafe vouchers on Klook!

Address: 1F Zen department Store at Central World 4, 4/5 Rajdamri Road, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand

Monday – Friday: 8am – 9pm

Weekends: 10am – 9pm

Directions: Walk from Siam BTS Station

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For some fuwa-fuwa souffle pancakes, head to Souffle&Souffle Pancakes Cafe in the Japanified district of Thong Lor.

This cosy second-storey cafe boasts an impressive selection of both sweet and savoury souffle pancakes, which are all prepared to order. Instead of the basic English muffins or buttered bread, brunch classics like Eggs Benedict and avocado smoked salmon toast are reimagined with extra-fluffy souffle pancakes!

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The cottony, melt-in-your-mouth pancake texture shines in their sweet dishes. For something beyond the usual, get the Charcoal Souffle Pancakes, which come with a generous portion of mango on the side.

Address: 56/8 Thong Lo Rd, Klongtan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand

Opening Hours: Daily, 7.30am – 7pm

Directions: Walk from Thong Lor BTS Station

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With its eye-catching facade and apothecary-themed interior, Featherstone Bistro in Ekkamai transports you to another realm.

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Their cafe menu has a line-up of enigmatic elixir-like drinks that you can mix up yourself, all arranged in potion bottles. The deconstructed Cold Brew Ice Cube Latte comes with frozen espresso cubes and a glass bottle of chilled milk, with liquid brown sugar and simple syrup on the side. Wait a little for the espresso cubes to melt into the milk before taking a sip.

After your tea-break, stop by the cafe’s lifestyle boutique to browse the trinkets and vintage fashion accessories on display.

Address: 60 Ekkamai 12 Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand

Opening Hours: Daily, 10.30am – 10pm

Directions: Take a taxi from Ekkamai BTS Station

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If you’re on the hunt for some extraordinary coffee drinks, give KIMMIK a shot. Located at the first floor of Thairong Tower in Suan Luang, this coffee bar boasts a menu that ranges from classic lattes to more interesting inventions.

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A unique hybrid of conventional white cold brew and espresso-based latte, KIMMIK’s Cold Brew Latte tops cold milk with a super-concentrated cold brew made from Thai coffee beans. For something beyond a usual affogato, get the Mat-zuki–to (short for Matcha Adzuki Affogato). Combining frothy matcha with a scoop of creamy adzuki bean ice-cream, this twist on affogato is earthy, sweet and immensely satisfying.

Main branch: KIMMIK Pattanakarn

Address: Thairong Tower, Building B 1350/720, 1st Floor Phatthanakan Rd, Suan Luang, Bangkok 10250, Thailand

Opening Hours: Monday – Friday, 7.30am – 4pm

Weekends: 8am – 4pm

Directions: Take a taxi from On-nut BTS Station

Note: KIMMIK has two branches, the other branch (KIMMIK Silom) is near Chong-Nonsi BTS Station but only offers takeaway. KIMMIK Silom is open 7am – 3.30pm on weekdays, 8am – 4pm on Saturday and closed on Sunday.

For a classic hearty brunch in a relaxed rustic setting, Bluetamp Cafe is one of the best options.

With wooden furnishings, lush greenery and plenty of natural light, this Aussie-style cafe is just the getaway from Bangkok’s bustle. They take pride in their rotating selection of single origins and speciality coffee blends, which come from all over the globe.

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Apart from creamy lattes and bold coffee drinks, Bluetamp also nails a well-executed brunch. Their Big Breakfast and decadent grilled banana-topped French Toast are worth saving space for, as well as the Thai-inspired Garlic Shrimp Omelette Rice dish.

Address: 56 Soi Lat Phrao 73, Lat Phrao, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10310, Thailand

Opening Hours: Daily, 8am – 6pm

Directions: Take a taxi from Phahon Yothin MRT Station

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With walls and a roof made of glass, Patchworks has plenty of natural sunlight that floods its greenhouse-esque space.

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This patisserie-cafe has an extensive menu of bakes and cakes, ranging from Japanese-inspired Matcha Adzuki, to dark and fudgy crackly-topped Flourless Chocolate Cake.

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Definitely get an order of the signature Honey Lemon Cheese Tart that’s served with a separate shot of honey. Baked with fresh lemon cream, cream cheese and a buttery shortcrust base, this tart is the perfect balance of tangy, sweet and slightly savoury.

Address: 291 Charan Sanit Wong Rd, Bang Ao, Bang Phlat, Bangkok 10700, Thailand

Tuesday – Friday: 10am – 6pm

Weekends: 9am – 6pm

Closed Mondays

Directions: Walk from Bang O MRT Station

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Hidden in one of Sukhumvit’s residential streets, ICI delivers a mind blowing dessert experience. The brainchild of Top Tables’ 2018 Best Pastry Chef Arisara Chongphanitkul, this dessert house has a contemporary lineup that pushes the boundaries of traditional pastry.

The Starfish remains a crowd favorite, comprising of coffee mascarpone mousse, pineapple compote, crunchy cashew nut praline, ginger milk froth and coconut rum gel.

They also have Chilli Crab, a cheeky and innovative dessert which comprises elements of calamansi mousse, young coconut, tomato sponge cake, chilli sauce, coffee caramel and even salted egg crumbs!

Pair your dessert with a marshmallow bear-topped Hot Chocolate that’s almost too adorable to devour, or a refreshing berry-infused Elderflower Soda. For something more outside-the-box, get the signature Butterscotch Milk, which comes topped with a corn cob ice-cream!

Address: 24 Soi Sukhumvit 27, Khwaeng Khlong Toei Nuea, Khet Watthana, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10110, Thailand

Opening Hours: Tuesday – Sunday, 10am – 6pm

Directions: Walk from Asok BTS Station

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After a day of exploring and shopping in central Bangkok, drop by The Blooming Gallery in the Eight Thonglor shopping mall for a welcome escape from the crowds and heat. Entering this forest-themed cafe feels like stepping into a glasshouse, with ferns and flower festoons decorating the walls.

The Afternoon Tea Set for 2 is perfect for a midday break. Aside from the classic teatime staple of scones and clotted cream, an assortment of bite-sized cakes, finger sandwiches and pastries are served, all artfully arranged on a standee.

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The aptly-named A Path In The Forest comprises of four layers: buttery crumble, silky Japanese cheesecake, bittersweet matcha mousse and fresh cream. After it’s served to your table, Kyoto matcha is dusted on top as a finishing touch.

Address: Ei8ht Thonglor, Sukhumvit 55 Bangkok, Thailand 10110

Opening Hours: Daily, 10.30am – 9pm

Directions: Walk from Thong Lor BTS Station

Toby's is a cafe that will make you feel like you're in Melbourne rather than in Bangkok. This trendy cafe is popular amongst expats and will delight you with its Australian-inspired menu, offering classic brunch favourites such as avocado toast, granola, pastas, and pastries.

Overall it's a good spot for brunch, especially if you're craving something Western after having enough of tom yum and pad thai over the past few days. We especially love its relaxing vibes and zen space decorated with lots of plants and wood.

Address: 75 Sukhumvit 38 Alley, Khwaeng Phra Khanong, Khet Khlong Toei, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10110, Thailand

Opening Hours: Daily, 9am – 4.30pm

Directions: Walk from Thong Lor BTS Station

Head to Pressed Cafe if you’re looking for daytime drinks one notch above the ordinary. This minimalist cafe specialises in aeropressed coffees and other innovative drinks you’ll be hard pressed to find elsewhere.

Coffee lovers will definitely love it here ;) Beyond coffee drinks from the usual americano to the more innovative coconut flavoured latte and other seasonal treats (think sparkling mocktails), there's also a range of deconstructed DIY Chocolate drinks to try.

Other beverages include matcha offerings and to pair with all of these, there are also pastries like choux puffs that come with fillings like coconut cream or hojicha cream!

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If you’d like a kick of matcha in your coffee, go for the Grey Matcha, which combines Uji matcha, fresh milk, charcoal and salted caramel with a shot of espresso, all topped with whipped cream cheese.

Address: 61/120 Rama 9 Soi 7 Road Huai Khwang, Huai Khwang Bangkok, Thailand 10310

Monday – Friday: 8am – 5pm

Weekends: 10am – 6pm

Directions: Walk from Phra Ram 9 MRT Station

Peace Oriental Teahouse is quite possibly the mecca of every tea lover’s Bangkok trip. Decked out in smooth wood details and wide glass windows, along with a footwear removal policy for entering the cafe, a visit to this quiet space makes you feel like you’ve been transported to a modern minimalist Japanese teahouse.

The majority of their menu revolves around speciality tea, so you will get to try various types of tea from Chinese Oolong to fragrant Gyokuro and their latest addition, clear Sencha.

If you find yourself so very enamoured with the teas offered, you can also buy some from their online store to take home with you, or get them as souvenirs to gift to friends and family!

Address: Various Outlets; Find a teahouse closest to you here.

Planning to pop by Bangkok's famous 24-hour flower market? If you're in the area, keep your eyes peeled for this secret gem of a hidden cafe located deep within the flower market of Pak Klong Talad.

Floral Café is nestled on the second floor of a quaint flower shop, and will make your heart flutter with its beautiful flower arrangements that apparently change according to the four seasons. Decor aside, the cafe's menu is equally magical, offering a selection of sweet treats (many of which are inspired by flowers, of course), from rose ice cream to lavender tea, berry cheesecakes, and lemon poppy seed cakes.

Address: 67 Chakkraphet Rd, Khwaeng Wang Burapha Phirom, Khet Phra Nakhon, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10200, Thailand

Opening Hours: Daily, 9am – 7pm

Directions: Walk from Sanam Chai MRT Station

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For a taste of New Mexico in Thailand, check out La Mesa Coffee Co. With cacti plants and pastel-hued concrete walls, this cafe’s space in suburban Udomsuk is the perfect mix of modern industrial chic and cosy nook.

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Like their excellent espresso drinks, La Mesa’s coffee menu is robust and well-rounded – with creations like Coffee Sodas and spiced Orange Mexican Mocha rounding off the standard coffee choices.

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The house-special Flourless Chocolate Cake is not to be missed – decadent and exceedingly satisfying, this dusky dessert heavyweight pairs beautifully with the accompanying fresh fruit. Came for the coffee, stayed for the cake.

Address: 7/2 Soi Sukhumvit 68 Sukhumvit Rd, Bangkok, Thailand 10260

Monday – Wednesday: 9am – 5pm

Thursday – Sunday: 8am – 5pm

Directions: Walk from Udom Suk BTS Station

ROAST Bangkok is famous for its minimalist interior and tasty offerings. If you have to have your dose of caffeine when you are at a cafe, we recommend getting the Iced Espresso Latte which somes with coffee iced cubes and a side of cold milk for you to pour over. Non-coffee drinker? Go for the Agua Fresca, a refreshing and thist-quenching delight made with watermelon and mint!

Dishes-wise, don't miss on their hearty brunch offerings; if you're heading there for dinner instead, try out their delicious truffle pasta, garlic prawns or steak frites!

Address: Various Outlets; Find an outlet closest to you here.

When it comes to the cutesy aesthetic, Nahim Cafe definitely checks all the boxes!

This cafe offers a cute blend of insta-worthy sweet treats in a cosy venue that's decorated with adorable handicrafts. Step into a vibrant, cutesy wonderland - with colourful-decorated donuts (aren't these just too cute to eat?), IG-worthy beverages and plenty of nooks and crannies for that #OOTD!

There's even a DIY donut box set for those who want to try their hand at donut decorating!

Address: 78 soi Nana (Chinatown) Pom Prap, Krung Thep, Thailand Pom Prap, Bangkok, Thailand 10100

Monday – Friday: 11am – 9pm (Closed on Wednesday)

Weekends: 9am – 9pm

Directions: Walk from Hua Lamphong MRT Station

With the always-changing, ever-innovative cafe scene in Bangkok, you won’t be short on choices for food places to explore in this vibrant city.