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Roots Coffee Roaster

Best Local Coffee NO.1

Roots Coffee Shop is the sister shop of Roast Restaurant, which, as its name suggests, uses the best local and foreign coffee beans, and then bakes them here. Recommend Italian espresso, or try a new cold coffee.

Roots cafe is only open on Saturdays and Sundays, from noon to 6 p.m. The rest of the time, this is the central kitchen of Roast Restaurant, where Roast's delicious exclusive desserts are made.

The type of coffee changes every 6-8 weeks, depending on the season, using the coffee produced in the current season. If you love coffee very much, it is worth coming here, if the time is right, you may be able to meet your cup. Or contact them, 48 hours door-to-door delivery, easy to taste fresh high-quality coffee.

Roots Coffee Roaster

Business hours: only on Saturdays and Sundays, 12am-6pm

Address: Ekkamai soi 15-1

Ink&Lion

All the coffee shops in Bangkok must be named in the guide.

Ink & Lion offers both machine and hand brewed coffee. Exposed red brick, wood furniture, old-fashioned records, classroom-like tables and chairs, as a whole for the industrial atmosphere of decoration, inadvertently emitting a unique pencil flavor. Barista Adithep Pinijpinyo collects his beans, such as Phil Coffee Roaster, Pacamara and Ceresia, from local coffee roasting places.

Be sure to try the latest waffles here, which are now baked, tender on the outside, served with honey and butter, and sprinkled with almonds.

There are often exhibitions of art works here, and the decoration on the wall is also changed due to the works on display. If the time is right, you can see the works of local painters, photographers and designers.

Ink&Lion

Business hours: Monday-Friday 9am-6pm (closed on Wednesday), Saturday-Sunday 10am-6pm

Address: 1apace 7 Soi Ekamai 2, Sukhumvit 63, Ekkamai

One Ounce for Onion

You can also buy glasses, clothes and bags after drinking coffee.

Some people may find the name "Onion" a little familiar. It used to be a small sunglass boutique in central Siam. The owner and several of his close friends opened the lifestyle cafe, offering quality coffee, unique bright restaurants and sunglasses boutiques, as well as other accessories, such as shoes and bags they designed.

Fashionistas in Bangkok know that One Ounce for Onion has shifted from a fashion retailer to a cafe, whose biggest feature is that its coffee beans are made by their roaster Ekameth Witvasutti. He bought beans directly from the local farm and roasted them himself, and the coffee he ended up drinking was delicious.

One Ounce for Onion is a great place to take an afternoon nap and even use it as your own outdoor workplace. The surroundings are elegant and make sure you can focus on what you are doing. "One Ounce for Onion" also offers light meals, such as muffins or croissant, where you can sit down and enjoy before going back to work. not enough? Have a hot Kai Gra Tha and a special popsicle waffle dessert. On a sunny day, you can also have a glass of mixed juice, such as banana juice. Having said so much, coffee is their highlight, and there is nothing more suitable for classic coffee than a beautiful cup.

Compared with many coffee bean roasters in Bangkok, although they are relatively young, their focus on making coffee is admirable and brave. But if you are near Ekkamai and want to find a quiet and warm corner, "One Ounce for Onion" is your destination.

One Ounce for Onion

Business hours: 8:00am-8:00pm

Address: 19 + 12 Ekkamai, 12 Sukhumvit, 63 Rd

Kaizen Coffee Co

A light coffee shop run by young people in Australia

At the end of Ekkamai's quiet boulevard, the all-white Kaizen Coffee Cafe was welcomed in April last year. It has been named one of the best coffee shops in Bangkok and is owned by three young people who like Australian coffee very much.

The storefront is in all white color, bright and tidy. Like many cafes in Bangkok, the open coffee counter allows you to clearly see the barista making coffee. You can sit at the bar and chat with them, and they will be happy to introduce their coffee and the making process.

The coffee here not only pursues the original quality and taste, but also introduces new flavors from time to time. Coffee includes black coffee (about 80 baht) and white coffee (about 100 baht).

Kaizen Coffee Co

Business hours: 7:00am-7:00pm

Address: 582Universe 5 Soi Ekkamai 26-28

Nikko cafe

A meeting place for coffee + cocktails + beer

The Japanese-style Nikko Cafe, located in Ekkamai, has a wide range of beverage lists. In addition to coffee drinks, they also offer a complete wine list of specialty cocktails and beer. Many cafes in Bangkok sell alcoholic beverages, and there is a lot of imported beer here. Come here for a cup of coffee during the day and serve as a warm party place at night.

The second floor is mainly decorated with comfortable logs, with the feeling of a home office and a lot of outdoor space. The outdoor garden on the first floor provides more private space.

Nikko Cafe

Business hours: 10:00am-24:00

Address: Ekamai Soi 12, Sukhumvit 63, Vaddhana