Local Coffee: Boka Pot

Experience the magic of Bangkok’s coffee culture, from hidden cafes to charming roasteries.

Most of the time, the best and cheapest coffee shops are tucked away in small alleys, waiting to be discovered.

Boka Pot is a delightful coffee stall on wheels.

Its owner, who is cheerful and amiable, named it by combining her name ‘Bo’ with ‘Moka Pot’, reflecting her passion for coffee.

You’ll always find her playing international music, creating a lively atmosphere.

Boka Pot offers a diverse selection of coffee beans, ensuring there’s something for every coffee lover to enjoy.

Price: 35-50 Baht
Open: Tuesday-Sunday
Location: Open on Google Maps

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Canal Boat Coffee is a traditional coffee vendor selling from a boat in a canal, run by an elderly man with over 20 years of

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Muan Jai, located near Lotus Charansanitwong. Once entangled in the dark world of loan sharking, he turned himself into a coffee seller.

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Railway Roaster, in a cozy alley by the railway, offers lots of different coffee beans thanks to the owner’s experience with famous roasters.

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Trok Mor Coffee located inside Trok Mor Morning Market. Their coffee is strong, helps you wake up and enjoy your shopping at the market.

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Fuku Cafe is owned by a local girl and situated within Taling Chan Floating Market. She brewed using both the moka pot and drip coffee.

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Yuk Yik Coffee is a beloved coffee vendor in Bangkok’s old city. Using premium Pacamara beans and brewing with a moka pot.

"Google may give you directions, but locals can give you a true sense of the location." - SokSoi