Wild Duck Cafe BKK — Restaurant in Saen Saep Subdistrict

I came to this café restaurant with my manager who had a good experience here before. She recommended me to come here together with her when we were around the location.

We ordered mushroom soup, salmon salade, penned Arabiata, and grilled salmon together with drinks.

We were served all the dishes without salmon salad we waited for more than 30 minutes. Then, my manager asked the wateress whether she ordered salmon salad, and she said yes. We still waited for more 15 minutes, but very curiously it didn't come...

My manager asked the staff again whether it would come or not. Suddenly, the chef shouted from the kitchen that we ordered it only 10 minutes before...

We were very much embarassed by this aggressive attitude from the cook.

What will be your reaction if you wait for almost 40-45 minutes after your order and your salmon salad doesn't come?

There might be an error from anybody in this kind of situation. I wanted to take it out if it was ready. But I couldn't do that when we heard a shouting reaction from the kitchen. She definitely wanted us to hear it and we heard it.

The staff should never have done this to the customers who are coming to be kindly served at a nice atmosphere. Right?

I hereby post all the nice dishes, but...

The Wild Duck cafe is an oasis in this jungle of buildings and concrete that is Bangkok. Located in the outskirts of Bangkok, the side of Suvarnabhumi airport, the cafe boasts of this adorable community of wild ducks that entertain customers the whole day by the pond. From young children, to their parents to the grannies, there is something for everyone to enjoy. There is a separate koi pond encapsulated in a lush forest of trees, tropical plants and flowers, and there is also a pair of swans in another lake further into the cafe.

The food and drinks are original recipes of the owners, and they are each a joy in taste and presentation. My go-tos are the mac and cheese, the ham and cheese sandwich (the cheese melts in your mouth) and the macarons!

I also swear by their coffee and their smoothies - just the best ingredients!

The staff are genuinely friendly, from the guards (so helpful and polite) to the ducks caretakers, the servers and the cleaners. You can sense they are happy to work here, and that brings a great positive energy - something you need plenty if you visit to work, to relax, to have meetings, or to just give your palate and...

Nestled a bit away from the city, this spot is a haven for duck enthusiasts. The enchanting spectacle kicks off at 10:30 am with the release of the ducks, creating a heartwarming scene as they waddle into the pond.

Various duck species await, providing a captivating experience as you have the opportunity to feed these gentle creatures. The vast garden encourages exploration, offering a peaceful retreat.

Exploring is free, but if you want to feed the ducks, a small bowl costs around 20 baht, while a more substantial basket is available for 40 baht. Choosing the basket is a cost-effective option due to its ample feed, though you'll need to stroll to the end where a caretaker awaits your purchase.

While it's unclear if buying food is necessary to enjoy the place, you're encouraged to give it a try. There's an entrance for those who want to skip the cafe. Speaking of the cafe, the food is decent, though it falls in the price range of 200...