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The newly-opened lifestyle shop and café What If boasts a modern-meets-rustic interior designed by Studiomixo and sells decorative items like camouflage pattern wallpaper and fabric for furniture and cushions. It’s also home to a café stocking all the in-vogue products, like craft beers from...
Inspired by the Japanese White Day tradition (when boys give gifts in return to girls' gifts one month after Valentine's Day), the namesake bake shop serves up sweets with creative presentation.
Recommended items include White Day shortcake, strawberry dome, bread pudding, fruit puff parfait,...
Rain Hill's much-loved American restaurant Shuffle has branched out to Central Eastville.
Here, the name is slightly different, White Shuffle, and so too is the concept. Chef Krisada "Nick" Chintakananda's New American cuisine remains the focus, but where the original felt like a craft beer-fueled...
Bangkok's latest board game cafe stays open late, right through till 3am on Saturday nights.
At Phra Khanong's W District, the small but cozy Whiteboard Game Cafe offers more than 200 board games, with titles that go far beyond Monopoly and Cluedo. So sit back, roll the dice and sip on some old-...
With its bright white walls, sun-dappled lighting and dangling greenery, Wie Immer Bangkok makes for a peaceful retreat in the center of Thonglor.
Here, the menu comprises traditional Thai treats alongside Western pastries. One particular highlight is the purple sweet potato waffle with mushrooms...
Introducing yet another new, hip café in town, Wonderwall. Sat a short walking distance from BTS Phrompong, the place’s sleek, minimal design comes courtesy of Be Grey, whose previous works include Karmakamet, In the Mood for Love and Casa Lapin. Nestle down amid the familiar décor—black window...
This charming cafe sits in a bright, cozy space with plenty of natural light on one of Sukhumvit's most pleasant-looking streets. On top of the signature Wonderwall blend coffee from P&F roaster and familiar baked items, the cafe also adds a breakfast and brunch menu, consisting of things like...
This secret brunch spot in the heart of Siam Square is well worth the trek up three flights of stairs. Occupying one corner of a fashion boutique of the same name, the unfinished-looking space epitomizes minimal loft style, with seating for just 20 people on a motley collection of sofas draped in...
The buzz: Siam Square’s best brunch place just branched out to Ekkamai. And this new spot is (slightly) less hidden. WWA, a cafe-cum-fashion shop on the third floor of the now-defunct Swensens in Siam Square, has partnered with boutique Chooseless (of the same crowd behind Cocue in Siam Square Soi...
Longstanding Singaporean brand Ya Kun has opened its first branch in Thailand. The chain is best known for its preservative-free kaya (coconut and pandan custard).
The Ya Kun Signature Butter Toast (grilled bread with kaya and butter, B70) is decently priced, but we recommend the Kaya Butter Toast...