MONOCHROME — Restaurant in Suriyawong Subdistrict

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Hidden gem alert! 💎

Monochrome Coffee is hands down one of the most beautifully curated coffee spots I’ve visited. The ambience is warm, creative, and photogenic, with retro cameras, curated photography on the walls, and charming corners that invite you to slow down.

☕ I ordered a Flat White (iced)—smooth, bold, and perfectly balanced. The Thai-style Cha-Manao (lemon tea) is a refreshing pick-me-up for hot days. Their cake display is impossible to ignore—I had the Tiramisu, and it was decadently light with just the right espresso hit.

🍰 Don’t miss their New York Cheesecake or Swiss Mountain Almond Chocolate Cake—both visually stunning and tastefully rich.

💡 Bonus points for the pour-over drip station if you’re into slow bar brews—ask the barista for a recommendation!

📸 If you're into Instagrammable cafés, this place nails it. From the vintage floor tiles to the corner leather seating and natural light-filled barstools by the window, every inch has aesthetic value.

🔌 Free Wi-Fi 🕰️ Opening Hours: Weekdays 7:30–16:00 / Weekends 9:30–17:00 🏠 Location: A peaceful street corner, just far enough from city noise to enjoy a mindful coffee moment.

Definitely worth revisiting. The vibe is both peaceful and inspiring—ideal for creatives, remote workers, and coffee...

Came here for the coffee and was not disappointed!

Fantastic service and baristas. Super friendly staff who looked after me well.

The coffee is delicious. I only opted for a flat white, but it was probably the best one I’ve tasted in Bangkok so far! So good that I bought 2. Drinks are reasonably priced and they’re able to create pretty impressive coffee art. They do filter coffee which I hope to go back and try someday.

Location is okay if you’re around Silom and the layout/ atmosphere inside is calming, but not somewhere you would stay for hours. It’s also not too warm and not too cold. Great place to bring a diary, read a book or have a catch-up with a friend.

I didn’t try the food, but from what I saw they do offer a decent selection of...

Absolutely love this little artisan coffee shop. I felt a warm, calm and welcoming energy as I entered off the chaotic street. The baristas walked me through my pour over options and then proceeded to brew up an amazing cup of coffee. They had beans from Thailand and Ethiopia at the time of my purchase, and I obviously went with the coffee from Thailand. They didn't appear to have any pastries or general food, just cheesecake desserts. Although I was half tempted to buy a slice of cheesecake because it all looked so good. The atmosphere was wonderful, with good background music and people either working or meeting for a cup of coffee themselves. There was plenty of seating littered around the center bar. Highly recommend you stop by if you're...