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Wallflowers is the flower café in Chinatown. It's located in an old three-story building on Soi Nana, an alley in Chinatown near Hua Lamphong Road (not Sukhumvit Road). A wooden staircase leads past floors decorated with dried flowers, plants, and vintage furniture. The homemade cakes are highly recommended, especially the carrot cake, along with coffee, tea, and lemonade. Light lunch dishes are also available for those wanting to linger.

At the very top is Wallflowers Upstairs, an atmospheric rooftop bar with live music, cocktails, and views over the rooftops of Chinatown. The building is therefore perfect for a slice of cake in the afternoon and a drink in the evening. Soi Nana has become one of Bangkok's most popular streets with its many small bars, and the café is a good place to start before heading out for a night out.

The café is a popular meeting place during the day, and the rooftop bar stays open late into the night. It's located about 400 meters from the Hua Lamphong MRT station. It's very busy on weekends, and the bar's tables are always full on Friday and Saturday evenings.