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

The dessert menu is the reason everyone's talking about this place. Toast, pancakes, crêpes, bingsu, and a huge selection of ice cream flavors that you simply have to try. Guests who originally came for a meal even end up ordering a dessert they hadn't planned on. Good to know: Bingsu has received a complaint about dry cheesecake. So, if you want to play it safe, you should definitely try the freshly made toast and pancakes, which are consistently praised.

The hearty dishes are excellent. Crispy noodles with pork and sauce, shrimp omurice – the menu offers a successful blend of Thai and international cuisine. Prices are mid-range, and the portions are generous. Food is served quickly, and the staff is consistently friendly and attentive. There's indoor and outdoor seating, and the bright facade on Naresuan Road makes the restaurant easily visible on foot. In the evening, I'd recommend sitting inside, unless you don't mind mosquitoes.