Rawvaela Cafe (รอเวลา คาเฟ่) — Restaurant in Bang Ramat Subdistrict

Oh wow, how could I describe how we love this place! Such a hidden gem for food/dessert/garden as well as pet lovers! 🐶🦊It was our first time here and we brought our puppy and everyone loved it here! The food, coffee and desserts were all freshly-made, beautifully decorated and surprisingly delicious. The place has both outdoor(garden) and indoor with AC and super cozy with many beautiful plants. We had a chance to meet the owners and they are extremely nice and friendly, we feel very welcomed. And also every staff is very nice with strong service mind and lovely smile. Oh man, i think this place is a hidden gem. Such a wonderful holidays, we will definitely come back soon! Thank you so much!❤️

Ps: Came back again today so updated...

It’s a lovely quaint cafe. The owner and staff were very attentive and accommodating. We went there on a Saturday and it was packed. We decided to leave and find a place nearby. But as soon as we were about to leave the owner/manager came out and said there’s a table for us(we were at the car park). They didn’t have to do it since we saw a group of customers enter ( we though they would get the table), still we were thankful bcoz we were really hungry.

They have various selection of coffees. The coffee and food were both delicious, the pasta was packed with flavors and they did not hold back on the cheese and bacon. The taco appetizers had a nice spicy kick to it. Great selection...

This hidden café near the famous floating boat market offers a delightful selection of both food and desserts.

The food is excellent, with a wide range of choices including Western, Japanese, and Thai cuisine.

The desserts are surprisingly delicious. Though we were quite full, we managed to try the Teddy Choux and Rawcoin.

The Teddy Choux, topped with cream, initially caught my eye due to its cute teddy bear design, but its taste exceeded expectations.

The Rawcoin has a clever name that sounds like "รอคอย" in Thai, meaning "waiting." The taste lives up to the name—it's definitely...