This place is trying to imitate a french cafe. In some ways they do actually succeed. The taste isn't bad at all. What we had tasted quite well - two breakfast sets, they each came with a danish pastry piece, some nicely fried bacon and sausages, asparagus, potatoes, mushrooms and tomatoes. The prices were pretty much European standard, maybe a little lower. They serve great variations of coffee. The prices are quite dusty - around 150baht each, plus an additional 50baht for soy/almond milk. But - as i said - tastes good.

Here's what I didn't like.

I had better french pastry in Thailand for way less. The service seemed arrogant, cold, overwhelmed at the same time. They forgot half the orders we made. Or brought them late. When i asked for almond milk they said: yes, have. But that's extra 50 baht. And they made it sound like i would change my mind if i heard that. Which i found quite condescending :-D

So to sum it all up, it was one of the lesser experiences i had with french bakeries in Thailand. The quality of the food isn't bad at all. But the atmosphere is more snobby, arroganta and distanced. But if you know good Parisian bakeries, they just act out of place here. They don't fit the criteria for a top level pastry store or cafe at all. But they act like they invented it.

They prices are too high for the quality they serve. And especially for Thailand the prices are way beyond reasonable. So. It's not the worst. It's okay. Prices are salty. Service is pity. Vibe is not my kind. Looks like an American golf club :-D

If that's what you are looking for, you are welcome.