If you're planning a Bangkok free trip recently, then Song Wat Road, known as Bangkok's trendiest old street, is definitely a must-visit spot for hipsters! Hidden in the alleys of this street full of century-old history and charming old houses is a treasure dessert shop that will make you a regular customer—Wanjai Cafe House @ Song Wat. Not only can you enjoy authentic and stunning mango sticky rice, but you can also feel the full warmth of old Bangkok.
Strolling along Song Wat Road by the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, you can admire the weathered old shop houses, delicate iron lattice windows, and brick walls full of traces of time. Wanjai Cafe House is discreetly tucked away in an alley. The interior preserves the original structure of the old house, and every corner is full of warmth and stories when photographed.
When you come here, you absolutely cannot miss their signature Mango Sticky Rice (Mango Sticky Rice)!
You can choose the portion size according to your preference. We ordered this one for only 130 THB, which is quite affordable for a Bangkok specialty cafe. When served, the golden and tempting Nam Dok Mai mango is cut thick and full, emitting a natural fruity aroma; paired with sticky rice that has distinct grains, chewy texture, and is soaked in rich coconut fragrance, topped with crispy mung beans for added texture.
The most healing way to eat it is to generously pour a small cup of warm and fragrant salty-sweet coconut milk slowly over the mango and sticky rice:
If it's your first time in Bangkok, we recommend setting aside half a day to stroll around Bangkok's Song Wat Road (Song Wat), where there are many independent cafes and select shops. When you're tired from walking, step into Wanjai Cafe House to rest and enjoy a soul-level mango sticky rice, savoring a leisurely and pleasant Bangkok afternoon!