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KAYY COFFEE (MATCHA & ORANGE)
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KAYY COFFEE (MATCHA & ORANGE) is a beloved specialty cafe tucked away in the Talat Yot area of Phra Nakhon, Bangkok's old quarter. With a stellar 4.9 rating from over 1,000 reviews, it has earned a reputation for its creative coffee and matcha drinks, particularly those featuring orange. The cafe occupies a charming shophouse space, blending modern minimalist decor with traditional Thai elements. Visitors can expect a cozy, intimate atmosphere where the baristas take pride in their craft, often explaining the sourcing and preparation of each drink. The menu highlights include matcha lattes, orange Americanos, and seasonal specials that showcase local flavors. It's a haven for coffee enthusiasts and those seeking a quiet respite from the bustling streets nearby, with the Grand Palace and Wat Pho just a short walk away.
Don't miss
- Signature orange-infused coffee drinks, like the Orange Americano
- Premium matcha lattes made with high-quality Japanese matcha
- Cozy shophouse setting with minimalist design
- Friendly baristas who share drink knowledge
- Proximity to Bangkok's top temples and landmarks
Getting there
Know before you go
- Check social media for daily specials or limited-time drinks.
- Cash is preferred at many small cafes; bring some Thai baht.
- The interior is photogenic, but be respectful of other guests.
- Combine your visit with a walk to nearby attractions like Wat Pho or the Grand Palace.
A bit of history
Bangkok's specialty coffee scene has grown rapidly over the past decade, with KAYY COFFEE emerging as a standout in the historic district. The cafe's focus on matcha and orange reflects a broader trend of innovative flavor pairings in Thai coffee culture, though specific founding details are not widely publicized.
Common questions
What makes the orange coffee special?
The orange flavor is natural and balanced, often using fresh orange juice or zest, complementing the coffee without overpowering it.
Is there seating available?
Yes, but it's limited. The cafe is small, so you may need to wait during peak hours.
Do they serve food?
The focus is on drinks, but they may offer a few pastries or light snacks, check the menu upon arrival.
Can I get non-dairy milk options?
Yes, they typically offer alternatives like oat or soy milk.
Is the cafe easy to find?
It's located on a side street in Talat Yot; use Google Maps or look for the shopfront with a minimalist sign.
What are the opening hours?
Hours vary; check their Facebook or Instagram for the most current schedule.
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