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Wallflowers Cafe

The guide was updated: 2025-09-08

Hidden away on Soi Nana, just a short walk from Chinatown, Wallflowers Café is another floral-inspired gem. The café spreads across multiple floors of a restored old building, each corner filled with greenery, vintage furniture, and plenty of character. There’s even a rooftop terrace for those who want to sip coffee with a view of Bangkok’s Old Town. The menu features beautifully presented cakes (the carrot cake is a standout), light lunch dishes, and creative drinks like fruit teas and specialty coffees, often adorned with edible flowers. With its garden-meets-vintage charm, warm natural light, and photogenic nooks at every turn, Wallflowers Café feels more like a secret escape than a typical Bangkok café—making it well worth seeking out.

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Address: 31-33 Pom Prap, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok
Opening hours: Daily 10am–1am
Website: linktr.ee/wallflowersth
Phone: +66 94 671 4433

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Authors' Lounge

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Floral Café at Napasorn

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Old Town Cafe Bangkok

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Wallflowers Cafe

Wallflowers Cafe

Hidden away on Soi Nana, just a short walk from Chinatown, Wallflowers Café is another floral-inspired gem. The café spreads across multiple floors of a restored old building, each corner filled with greenery, vintage furniture, and plenty of character. There’s even a rooftop terrace for those who want to sip coffee with a view of Bangkok’s Old Town. The menu features beautifully presented cakes (the carrot cake is a standout), light lunch dishes, and creative drinks like fruit teas and specialty coffees, often adorned with edible flowers. With its garden-meets-vintage charm, warm natural light, and photogenic nooks at every turn, Wallflowers Café feels more like a secret escape than a typical Bangkok café—making it well worth seeking out.

Gallery Drip Coffee

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Bluetamp Cafe

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