Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

If you look at this place from the street, you'd easily drive right past it. Behind the facade on Highway 323 lies a sprawling, green area with high ceilings, various seating areas, and so much space that it feels more like a park than a café. It's often compared to a small European village, which says a lot about the decor and the lighting, though not necessarily about the location.

The food is the main reason for a stop here. The vegetables come directly from the farm, which even the critics notice. They praise the dishes as fresh, balanced, and lovingly presented. The menu offers a wide selection of Thai dishes, pizza, and other international cuisine. However, a frequent criticism is that the selection of local specialties is somewhat smaller than desired. Opinions are divided on the coffee. Some praise the specialty coffees, while many others find it only average. Personally, I would therefore recommend the fresh juices or shakes. There is plenty of staff, and the service handles the crowds well—an important point, as tour groups often include this place as a regular part of their lunch break.