Dessert cafes in Bangkok you need to try
If you’re one of those people who can’t resist their sweet tooth, you’re in luck, because Bangkok is full of amazing desserts that will definitely hit the spot. From cakes and pastries to cookies and ice cream, this city’s got your sugar cravings. Each dessert cafe in Bangkok brims with delicate, lavish, but delicious treats that anyone will enjoy. Here are some of the best ones.
Paris Mikki
Opening hours: Daily, 11:30 – 21:00.
Address: Metha Wattana Building 27 Soi Sukhumvit 19, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110 – Google Maps
Founded by pastry chef Carol Boosaba, Paris Mikki is an authentic French cafe in Asoke. Staying true to French traditions, all of her cakes and pastries are made in small batches. Moreover, she sources produce seasonally to further ensure freshness. We recommend classics such as the Tarte Au Citron and the Philip 70; a dark chocolate cake. For something different, try the Lady Pinske – almond mousse with lychee and raspberry. Finally, their Orangette; with milk chocolate hazelnut mousse, fresh orange and orange confit is perfectly zingy and nutty.
ICI.BKK
Opening hours: Tuesday – Sunday, 10:00 – 18:00.
Address: 24 Soi Sukhumvit 27, Khlong Toei Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110 – Google Maps
Ici is a quirky dessert-centric cafe dishing up some seriously fun and playful treats. With a menu showcasing a variety of ready-to-munch delights, each crafted with heaps of creativity, it’s hard not to be tempted. Nestled within the charming setting of a revamped blue house boasting lovely garden surrounds, sweet-tooths will love the adorable, artsy designs and pretty plating on Ici’s offerings. Fancy a nibble on a classic French dessert, such as financiers and macarons? Or maybe a homemade ice cream with a Thai twist? Ici’s got both in spades.
A superstar among their creations is the Starfish – a dreamy yellow dessert that fuses a coffee-vanilla mascarpone mousse with a zesty pineapple compote, nutty praline and a smattering of ginger foam. And don’t forget the Blueberry Balloon, a delectable combo of soft cheesecake, blueberry gelee, lemon cream and a crumbly base. For those looking for a Michelin-worthy indulgence, the multifaceted Starfish is a must.
After You Dessert Cafe
Opening hours: Daily, 10:00 – 22:00 (Siam Paragon branch).
Address: Several branches in Bangkok. Venue listed: Siam Paragon Shopping Centre, Ground Floor, 991 Rama Road, Pathum Wan, Pathum Wan District, Bangkok 10330 – Google Maps
After You is one of Bangkok’s, if not Asia’s, most well-known dessert cafes. Its outlets can be found all over the city and thus, are extremely convenient to access. A popular item on the menu is their buttery Shibuya Honey Toast, which is a large slice of bread that is several inches tall and is topped with vanilla ice cream and whip cream. Also as delectable is Kakigori, a shaved ice treat from Japan. These can be flavored to your preferences using a variety of syrups and sweeteners. Horlicks and the Milo Volcano are two of our favorites (245 Baht each). Last but not least, they offer a variety of hot and cold beverages in addition to various baked foods like bread, pastries, and cakes.
Patisserie Rosie
Opening hours: Tuesday – Sunday, 10:30 – 19:00.
Address: 18 Soi Atthakawi 1 Room No.A104-105, Khlong Tan, Khet Klong Toei, Bangkok 10110, Thailand – Google Maps
The delicate artisan patisserie offered by Patisserie Rosie is a feast for your eyes and tastebuds. Each sweet treats are as beautiful as they are tasty; it’s hard not to photograph them before eating. The Classic Millefeuille with Vanilla & Caramel Cream is one of the most popular items here. It’s only available on weekends, so if you want to try it, be sure to come early. Another favourite is the soft and creamy Basque Burnt Cheesecake, the cherry-shaper Cherry Ripe, as well as the Yuzu lemon tart that tastes like summer. There’s also a large selection of teas and coffee, perfect to pair with your favourite dessert!
In addition to the delicious menu, the tiny dessert cafe boasts a superb ambience with a chic old-style French interior and lots of beautiful antiques. It’s slightly hidden from the main road, offering the perfect escape from Bangkok’s hustle and bustle.
Kyo Roll En
Opening hours: Daily, 10:00 – 22:00 (Gateway Ekamai branch)
Address: Several outlets across Bangkok. Venue listed: Gateway Ekamai Building, M Floor, No. 982/22, Sukhumvit Rd, Phra Khanong, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10260 – Google Maps
Kyo Roll En serve Japanese-inspired desserts full of funk and flair. The dessert cafe has multiple show-stopping delicacies, from cakes, parfait, custard pudding, Kakigori, Anmitsu to bubble tea. In particular, their roll cakes are their speciality, available in flavours like Hokkaido cream, Matcha and Chocolate. They serve these “Kaiseki” style, meaning multi-course, and thus come alongside low-fat soft-cream, a fresh fruit platter, one chocolate truffle and sauce. Aside from this, the Yubari Melon Parfait tastes just as good as it looks. Inspiration comes mainly from Kyoto, where they source both their matcha green tea and chic interiors.
For more scrumptious bites, read our article on the top 5 ice-cream shops in Bangkok.
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