Kimbocha T-House Cafe Near The Swing Post ð
After I finished asking for ððž the temple, I was able to find a place to rest the brakes from the heat ð comfortably, so I thought of this place on the side of the temple, just across the street.
"Kimboca T-House," a serious tea cafe that has been open for five years with a lot of tea, which we are not sure what tea has, nor have we tasted it all. The one we tried was "Grandma's 8 flowers," which is 8 kinds of ðŧ tea mixed with honey. It is a little fragrant and sweet. Get this tea in after a hot sun is refreshing.
The atmosphere in the store is nothing but "warm," which, sitting inside, feels like a grandmother ð§ðžâðĶģ is always taking care of, and most importantly, the staff is very good, very beautiful, very passionate.
In the shop, we will have a small piece of paper for us to draw ðĻ funny pictures, so we try to draw Grandma and Sunflower. I hope Grandma likes it. ð
Who pay respect to the monk or come through the swing pole to come to the hot shelter that I like very much
ð store coordinates: by the temple of Suthat, near the swing pole.
ð: There is no parking space. You can park at Bangkok City Hall or go down the MRT and walk not far.
ð° price: about 100 + glasses (but the tea is very good)
ðĢïļ more advice: There are also pickles for sale. Very cute.






























































































