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These crepes are not only beautiful but also super crispy and delicious. My favorite order is banana with Nutella.

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.

Nin Chicken Biryani, the family-run restaurant serves up fragrant biryani with tender, spiced chicken cooked to perfection.

This aunt sells Jackfruit at the local price of only 25 Baht. Though she doesn’t earn much, it’s enough to feed herself.

Near Khao San Road, you can find Chinese Shaved Ice, a traditional Thai-Chinese dessert called Bok Kia. Located near Chao Pho Nu Shrine.

Kanom Pia is a Chinese pastry stuffed with nuts and sesame. This vendor has a creative twist: she fries it on a pan to make it extra crispy.

Tucked away inside a small alley near Khao San Road, this aunt sells Thai-style crepes to local passersby.

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 experience.

Khon Gun Aeng Coffee, located in the Saphan Wan Chat Morning Market near Khao San Road, is a favorite spot for locals.

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

7 Brothers 1 Sister & Mom Drip Coffee is a cozy coffee shop located in Khlong Ong Ang Market, near Alex Face Art. Using the drip method

IU Coffee, a cozy local café known mostly to locals and delivery drivers. He uses a robot coffee machine to brew a variety of beans.

Discover Bangkok’s small alleys (Sok Soi) and uncover hidden gems, support local shops, immerse in the culture, capture stunning photo.

Discover Bangkok hidden behind big buildings. Explore the charming SokSoi, where local life thrives, and traditional street food is prepared.