Make Me Mango Tha Tian — Restaurant in Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang Subdistrict

If you’re ever near Wat Phra in Bangkok and crave something sweet, refreshing, and utterly delightful, Make Me Mango Tha Tian is a must-visit. Nestled on Maha Rat Road, this charming dessert and smoothie shop stole my heart from the moment I stepped in.

The first thing that struck me was how warm and welcoming the staff were. Their smiles were genuine, their energy was cheerful, and they made me feel at home instantly. The service here is impeccable, which only adds to the overall experience.

The shop itself is absolutely gorgeous—every corner feels like it’s designed for Instagram, from the cozy seating to the little decorative touches. It’s the perfect spot for catching up with friends or enjoying a quiet, romantic date. Honestly, it felt like stepping into a dream—a place prettier than home but just as cozy.

Now, let’s talk about the food. The pure mango smoothie is an absolute must-try. At just 115 baht, it’s the perfect blend of fresh, ripe mangoes, and it’s so refreshing on a hot day. I’ve had plenty of mango smoothies in my life, but this one… it’s on a whole new level.

And then there’s the mango sticky rice—a masterpiece. For 175 baht, you’re served what might be the best mango sticky rice in Bangkok. The presentation is stunning: sticky rice shaped like a donut, half of it dyed purple with butterfly pea flower, topped with delicate sesame sprinkles and garnished with flowers and leaves. It’s as beautiful as it is delicious. The rice is perfectly cooked, the mangoes are sweet and juicy, and the flavors are...

The menu is a celebration of all things mango, featuring an array of mouthwatering dishes. I couldn't resist trying the Mango Sticky Rice, and it exceeded my expectations. The ripe, succulent mango paired perfectly with the creamy coconut-infused sticky rice, creating a heavenly combination of flavors.

The cafe's commitment to quality is evident in every dish. From refreshing mango smoothies to savory mango-infused salads, each item is crafted with precision and care. The presentation is also noteworthy, adding an artistic touch to the culinary experience.

The staff at Make Me Mango Cafe deserves applause for their warm hospitality and attentiveness. They were more than happy to provide recommendations and ensure that every guest felt well taken care of.

The cozy seating arrangements and tropical decor make it an ideal spot to relax and savor the goodness of mango in various forms. Whether you're a mango enthusiast or simply looking for a taste of Thailand's culinary treasures, Mango One Mango Cafe is a must-visit.

Overall, my visit to the Cafe left me with a sweet and memorable impression. It's a haven for mango lovers, and I would highly recommend this delightful cafe to anyone exploring the vibrant food scene...

Good interior decoration. Good dessert. So-so service.

There wasn’t any staff saying anything or greeting me when I walked in (I was the only customer at that time and there were at least 3 staff members). After I intended to walk in, one at the counter said “order here”. After I had my choice, the air was just frozen for 5 seconds. I then asked if I should pay now. He then answered yes. I think the staff isn’t really trained how to receive clients, like many other places offering street food.

The deco of the dessert dish was OK, but I never like the way a bowl is full of shaved ice or anything, because the ingredients easily fall off, people feel uneasy to touch and eat, and it’s an old-fashioned way to show “abundance” instead of pleasure and joy of looks and tastes that such a modern offering should.

When I was eating, the staff stared to work, e.g. sprayed water on the plants 2 meters from my table and I could feel the water vapor flew to me.

This is a place for friends to sit and talk for long. Although it’s location is only steps from the riverside, but we can’t see it...