Yesterday's Tea Rooms — Restaurant in Chakkrawat Subdistrict

What a fantastic little oasis in old Bangkok. We were walking around the flower market and China town when we strayed off the path and happened upon Yesterday's Tea Rooms. I spoke to the owner and asked him why he chose this particular location and he told me he was born in this same building. It turned out that the property had been in his family for generations. His grandfather and grandmother used to run a peanut factory and finally he inherited the building and ran a furniture business. In December 2011 he turned half of the shop front in to the beautiful cafe it is today. It took six months to convert and the piece of wood that is being used for a table in front of the window today was reclaimed from the peanut separating machine his grandfather used all those years ago. Most of the wood used has been reclaimed from the old factory. My wife loved her mixed fruit smoothie and the chocolate brownie was warm and delicious. I could quite easily have eaten the whole tray... definitely visit this cafe. You will not be disappointed.

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The lady working here is very kind, so are the other staff, but she went out of her way to help me get to where I was going AND made sure I truly loved my mocha while I was there. She made my evening 20 times better. The vibe here is very coffee-house-cafe sort, its ambience, the tone of the place, music, small touches like paintings and old school gramophone are all very unique touches to make this a great stop even if it is a lil out of the way 😊😊 thanks for the...

The coffeeshop has a rustic, vintage and indie vibe. The Thai coffee I ordered is one of the best lattes I ever had. The croissant is also delicious. This coffeeshop is a gem. I am glad we stumbled to this place. I highly recommend trying the Thai coffee latte as it is one of the bests coffee lattes. It’s so good. The place is also instragrammable with the old and vintage fixtures. The staff are nice too. It is not packed with people...