For something different, Bangkok’s bean smoothies are a must-try. Enjoy creamy red bean smoothies, green mung bean shakes, black bean-coconut blends, soy milk-fruit smoothies, or peanut-butter chickpea shakes. Hidden spots in small alleys serve these nutritious drinks.
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O.K. Star Bung, formerly embroiled in a lawsuit for its resemblance to an international coffee brand, has become a renowned local coffee cart.
292 Slowbar Cafe is tucked away in the small alleys behind Wat Intharawihan, a place where people visit to pray to Luang Phor To.
Boka Pot is a delightful coffee stall on wheels. She named it by combining her name ‘Bo’ with ‘Moka Pot’, reflecting her passion for coffee.
Ballsu is a coffee shop owned by a champion barista who has won awards for his coffee-making skills. He offers a wide selection of coffee.
San Smoothies, located at Rambuttri Alleys near Khaosan Road, is a tourist favorite offering customizable smoothies made from fresh fruits.
In Bangkok, you can find refreshing Chinese mixed herb drinks known for their cooling and health-boosting properties. Popular blends include chrysanthemum tea, five-flower tea, winter
