Suva Cafe — Restaurant in Wat Ratchabophit Subdistrict

🕑 Visited on Saturday around 2PM

📷 Brick walls, a small fish tank, warm yellow lights, and soft music playing in the background… Every little thing feels intentional, like the owner really put their heart into it. You can snap a photo in any direction and it somehow always looks good.

☕ I had a hot cappuccino (90B). To be honest, it was a bit milder than I expected — not bad, just not as strong as I usually like. But they do have signature drinks, so I’d try one of those next time.

💻 Not really a laptop kind of spot. No tables, just backless stools and pretty tight seating. It’s more of a “slow sip, soak in the vibe, and head out” kind of place. There’s a restroom though, just in case you’re wondering like i was😅

When I got there, it was packed. But about 10 minutes later, I was the only one there. Most people seemed to pop in for a quick drink and leave. That short quiet moment alone? Surprisingly nice.

♥️ Lately I’ve been into cafes where you can feel the owner in the space — where it doesn’t just look pretty but feels personal. Suva was...

Nestled amidst the bustling streets of Bangkok, this charming café offers a delightful escape with its unique selection of drinks.

We tried the "Baja" - a heavenly blend of espresso, milk, roasted rice and caramel that was both delicious and nutty. The Thai milk tea was a sweet revelation, while the iced caramel macchiato satisfied our craving for something rich and indulgent.

The owner, with his warm demeanor, ensured each drink was made with care, although the wait time stretched to about 10-15 minutes due to his solo efforts. Despite this minor inconvenience, the tranquil ambiance provided the perfect setting for savoring a drink and stealing a few quiet moments away from the bustling city. They also offer free WiFi, ideal for tourist...

During my vacation in Thailand, I decided to spend one day relaxing at a café. I stumbled upon this café unintentionally since the one I intended to visit was closed. Turns out, it's a nice café – small but cozy. They have a limited menu, but the food is delicious. I ordered the cheese and tomato sandwich, cheese and tuna sandwich, and a Thai tea. I recommend the cheese and tomato sandwich; it's simple but tasty. The service is good, and I enjoyed the view in front of the café, overlooking the street and the garden across, truly a...