Bangkok’s best online coffee delivery services
No barista small-talk required.
4 years ago
Who doesn’t like to receive a little surprise in the mail? Make it a healthy habit with these coffee delivery services that will send your favorite beans straight to your door.
Bhavacafe
Whether house blend or single-origin, this professional brewer-to-roaster offers an extensive range of high-quality beans sourced locally and worldwide. The selections are always on rotation, so it’s best to contact them directly before making an order.
Try this: The Bhava full-body blend (B300/250g) for its rich, chocolatey-caramel flavors and berries aftertaste, the Bhava full-flavored blend (B300/250g) for fruity and floral notes, or for something a bit exotic, go for the Honduras low-temp fermentation (B500/200g), which boasts aromatic flavors of whiskey, vanilla, chocolate and honey. They also give discounts if you order more than 200g of beans.
Order via Facebook
Brave Roasters
Master roaster Ekameth Witvasutti and co. are a mainstay of foodie markets across town. Avoid all the hubbub of visiting their Siam Discovery flagship by shopping on the roasters’ colorful and informative website.
Try this: The Ethiopian Kayon Mountain natural process (B650/200g), which combines grapefruit, earl grey tea, mango and kiwi flavors, or the anaerobic honey processed Billy’s, Billy Yaesowku blend (B500/200g), which mixes double-fermented beans from Doi Mae Mon in Chiang Rai.
Ceresia Coffee Roasters
This Venezuelan coffee house brews and sells single-origin and original blended coffee sourced from a variety of farms worldwide. They recently launched a coffee subscription where you can choose between three-, six- and twelve-month plans (from B3,840/250g for three months; from B7,680/250g for six months; from B15,360/250g for twelve months). Orders are delivered every two weeks.
Try this: The in-house Ceresia Espresso Blend—a mix of Black Honey as a base for rounded, dark chocolate notes with Brazil’s Fazenda Rodomunho beans for a creamy hazelnut flavor and Colombia’s La Joyería for caramel and plum notes and complexity.
Order at www.ceresiacoffeeroasters.com
Factory Coffee
With multiple awards under their belt (three-time Thai Barista Champion, two-time Indy Barista Champion, no. 13 World Barista Champion 2019), this coffee maker offers single-origin beans from Thailand, Panama, Costa Rica and Ethiopia, served in attractive and minimal packaging.
Try this: The Finca Tres Milagros heirloom beans from Costa Rica (B500/200g) for a cup of espresso or pour over bursting with flavors of Valencia orange, Acacia honey, apricot, and green cardamom.
Order at www.factorybkk.com
Left-Hand Roasters
This subscription service flies the flag for Thai small-batch coffee. Founder/head roaster Dustin Joseph works with family-run farms throughout Northern Thailand to bring you fresh, interesting flavors. Choose between blends, espresso roasts or single-origin beans to be sent to your house every two weeks.
Try this: The Honey x Bourbon blend (B283/200g) for a morning Aeropress brimming with macadamia and vanilla notes.
Order at www.lefthandroasters.com
Mother Roaster
This badass roaster in Talad Noi, owned by a 70-year-old barista, offers coffee beans grown locally, as well as imported ones from Colombia and Brazil.
Try this: The Summer Blend (B450/250g), which combines beans from Chiang Rai’s Huai Chompu, Brazil’s Santos region and Colombia’s Dumbo region, as well as Colombian beans aged in rum barrels, or go local with Huai Chom Phu (B275/250g), which boasts sweet notes of chocolate and burnt caramel.
Order via Facebook
Pacamara
The Chiang Mai-born coffee roaster (which has cafes from Thonglor to Siam) offers an exhaustive range of beans (with arabica blends starting at just B125/250g), as well as haphazardly added tasting notes. Their website also sells all manner of coffee-making gadgets.
Try this: The Classic Blend (B185/250g) combines Thai, Brazilian, Colombian and Indonesian beans for what they call a taste of sweet caramel and dark chocolate.
Order at www.peaberryltd.com
Phil Coffee Roasters
Educated in Melbourne and coffee-schooled in Taiwan, the Han siblings behind Ekkamai's beloved Phil Coffee offer delicious, beautifully packaged roasts.
Try this: The Ethiopia Kilenso Guji (B500/200g) makes a jasmine- and orange-inflected filter coffee, or their in-house Hummingbird blend (B400/200g) of arabica beans from Ethiopia, El Salvador and Brazil, which boasts floral and lemon-y notes, as well as almond and caramel. Sign up for a three-month Explorer’s Pack to taste a variety of 200g single origins (from B1,620 per month) delivered to your home.
Order at www.philscoffeecompany.com
Roots
Varatt Vichit-Vadakan is coffee royalty, having founded both brunch mainstay Roast and its brew-focused offshoot Roots (branches in Thonglor and Sathorn). Their ever-changing selection favors Thai coffee with a website that tells stories of all the people involved in the process.
Try this: The Pangkhon Village blend, made with beans from various farms in Chiang Rai (B400/250g), boasts jammy, cranberry notes and a candy aftertaste. Feeling lazy? They’ll also ship ready-to-drink cold brew (black or white) at B500 for six bottles.
Order at www.rootsbkk.com
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