


The cafe is decorated like an art gallery with a nostalgic, vintage vibe. The floor tiles are quite beautiful. There are photographs to browse on both the ground and upper floors; you can choose where to sit. If you sit upstairs, you can walk around and view the photographic artworks. If you truly fall in love with a piece, you can purchase it to take home. Just a heads-up, they are sold at art piece prices, because each photo is truly amazing, and the photographers must have traveled far to capture them.




Not long after, my drink arrived – Thai tea, as always, my unwavering choice. After waiting downstairs for a while, I asked the staff to follow me upstairs. It's a great idea! The view is excellent, and I can take more photos of the cafe from up here. It's a good spot to type a little or even bring some work to do. This is another cafe near Chow Sue Kong Shrine, which is now surrounded by accommodations, restaurants, and cafes.
Next time sookjai has a day off and goes again, I'll invite you along!