Kope Hya Tai Kee — Restaurant in Khlong Toei Subdistrict

A big plus of this café is that it opens at 7:00 AM, which is great since it's hard to find a place for breakfast at that time. The prices are reasonable, and the dish in the picture looked beautiful. However, that turned out to be an optical illusion. In reality, the portion was extremely small—I’ve never seen a ham sandwich the size of a petite hand before.

The taste was also quite strange. For some reason, the sandwich was made with a sweet bun, and the fried eggs had no seasoning at all—not even salt or black pepper. The ingredients weren’t balanced in flavor, making it feel like a collection of separate components rather than a complete dish. It was so disappointing that I just wanted to eat as quickly as possible to get it over with.

To make things worse, the café was full of mosquitoes, making it impossible to sit comfortably. I was constantly swatting them away while trying to eat.

On the bright side, the coffee was delicious, though I wish the portion had been...

"KopeHyaTaiKee" is a cozy spot with a nice atmosphere, especially in the morning. The vibe is pleasant and welcoming, making it a great place to start your day. However, parking can be a bit pricey. You get the first 30 minutes for free, but after that, you'll need to pay extra. So, if you plan to stay longer, keep in mind the additional cost. On the bright side, the coffee served here is excellent, and they offer a variety of breakfast options to choose from. Whether you're in the mood for something sweet or savory, you're likely to find something to satisfy your cravings. Overall, "KopeHyaTaiKee" provides a good experience with its positive morning atmosphere, delicious coffee, and diverse breakfast menu. Just be prepared for the parking fees if you're planning to stay beyond the initial...

The most recent branch of this rather modest old chain. A really nice place where normal Thai people go to, original taste but easy for those with a more western palate for breakfast — I would recommend the kai krata set (Issan/ Lao with French influence origin, although first branch was from The south!) which is basically a kind of omelet , not spicy. Also café soot song (= 2nd type, have no clue why “2nd type”) . I used to go to other locations in older Bkk Sao ChingCha area (all open air) but this one is closer to my place and has an air conditioning indoor section too! A nice plus during the...