KEV Croissant and Coffee — Restaurant in Bang Na Tai Subdistrict

Ah, KEV Croissant and Coffee—a name that rolls off the tongue as smoothly as their croissants melt in your mouth. Nestled in the bustling Bang Na district of Bangkok, this establishment has garnered quite the reputation among pastry aficionados.

Upon receiving a couple of their croissants, I couldn't resist the urge to craft sandwiches that would make even a Frenchman nod in approval. With slices of Black Forest and Virginia ham, complemented by a generous layering of fine UK cheddar, the croissants served as the perfect canvas—flaky, buttery, and boasting a texture that strikes a harmonious balance between crisp and soft.

While I remain in the dark about their pricing, the quality of these croissants speaks volumes. The use of premium ingredients is evident, and the craftsmanship is nothing short of commendable. It's a delightful surprise to find such authentic French pastries in the heart of Bangkok.

In comparison to the bakeries back in Bournemouth, KEV Croissant and Coffee holds its own remarkably well. The attention to detail and commitment to quality here could give some of our local favourites a run for their money.

For those in Bangkok with a penchant for pastries, KEV Croissant and Coffee is a must-visit. Whether you're indulging in their plain croissants or experimenting with your own sandwich creations, you're in for a treat that transcends borders.

Score: 9.5/10—because perfection is a journey, not a...

KEV is a great choice for coffee and bakery lovers. They serve quality coffee with a wide variety of menu options. Their bakery selection is also impressive, making it a perfect spot for those who enjoy pairing coffee with sweet treats.

The shop is quite popular, with many delivery orders coming in. However, it doesn’t feel overcrowded because the space is open and airy. There are both indoor and outdoor seating areas, providing a comfortable atmosphere for customers.

As for amenities, the shop offers restroom facilities (located outside the main building) and has a few parking spaces available (3-4 spots). Street parking may be an option, but be sure to check traffic signs carefully.

Overall, this is a great place to relax, work, or simply enjoy a good cup of coffee with delicious pastries. If you’re looking for a cozy yet convenient café, this one is...

There is parking in front of the store. The inside of the shop is decorated in a minimalist style. What I like is that the croissants here are not only delicious, but very beautiful. Peeking at the display is really beautiful. There are many types of menus to choose from. I tried the plain chocolate croissant and accepted its beauty first. Then there is the dough that is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. A real winner. The taste of chocolate on the surface has a bitterness that goes perfectly with the croissant dough. Menu number 2: Try Giant sausage croissant. I agree, it's delicious, but the taste of the sausage is a bit greasy. Overall, you will probably have to try many more menus. The shop is beautifully decorated and pleasing to the eye. Easy to come, delicious snacks,...