Cafe
CHATA
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CHATA is a vibrant cafe located in the heart of Bangkok's Chinatown, on bustling Yaowarat Road. The space blends modern industrial design with traditional Chinese elements, featuring exposed concrete, neon signs, and vintage tiles. Known for its creative coffee drinks and Instagram-worthy desserts, CHATA also offers a menu of Thai-Chinese fusion dishes like salted egg croissants and pandan lattes. The cafe is a popular hangout for young locals and tourists alike, offering a cool respite from the chaotic street food scene outside. Its location makes it a perfect stop before exploring the nearby temples and markets.
Don't miss
- Signature 'Pandan Latte' with a vibrant green hue
- Salted egg croissant, a savory-sweet pastry
- Artistic latte art from skilled baristas
- Neon 'CHATA' sign perfect for photos
- Proximity to Wat Traimit (Golden Buddha)
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit CHATA
You don't need a tour to visit, entry is free. A tour is worth it if you want transport, a guide, or to combine CHATA with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.
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- Try the iced pandan latte – it's a signature.
- The cafe is very photogenic; bring your camera.
- It's a short walk to Yaowarat Road's street food stalls.
- Cash only for small purchases; some cards accepted.
A bit of history
CHATA opened in the late 2010s as part of Bangkok's third-wave coffee movement, bringing specialty coffee to the historic Chinatown district. The building was once a shophouse, typical of the area's architectural heritage.
Common questions
Do they have vegan options?
Yes, they offer oat milk and some vegan pastries.
Is there Wi-Fi?
Free Wi-Fi is available for customers.
Can I work here?
Yes, but it can get noisy; best for casual work.
What are the opening hours?
Typically 8 AM to 6 PM, but check their social media.
Is it halal?
No, but they have some Muslim-friendly options.
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