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Bangkok Dessert Crawl — From Mango Sticky Rice to Shibuya Toast

Half-day

4 stops · Half-day

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Bangkok is a 'city of sweets' where traditional Thai desserts and viral dessert cafés coexist. A sweets-only course touring a mango-sticky-rice old shop running since 1932, retro milk toast, Japanese honey toast and shaved ice, and a mango-dessert specialist.

Half-day4 stopsEst. budget 28,000 KRW

Itinerary

  1. 1

    K. Panich (Mango Sticky Rice)ก.พานิช ข้าวเหนียวมูล

    Banglamphu · Dessert · 30 min stay

    A khao niao mamuang (mango sticky rice) old shop running since 1932. The benchmark for the combo of coconut-scented sticky rice and ripe Nam Dok Mai mango.

    오전 11:00

  2. Walk 12 min
    2

    Mont Nom Sodมนต์นมสด

    Dinso Rd · Cafe · 40 min stay

    A retro milk-dessert shop beloved for decades for fresh milk, butter toast, and various spreads. A taste of locals' nostalgia.

    정오 12:00

  3. Transit 25 min
    3

    After You Dessert Caféอาฟเตอร์ ยู

    Siam · Cafe · 50 min stay

    The signature chain of Shibuya honey toast and kakigori (shaved ice) that draws lines across Bangkok. A national dessert perfect for cooling off with shaved ice in an air-conditioned café on a hot day.

    오후 1:30

  4. Walk 5 min
    4

    Mango Tangoแมงโก้ แทงโก้

    Siam · Cafe · 40 min stay

    A mango-dessert specialist in Siam Square. Its signature plate gathering mango sticky rice, pudding, and ice cream ends any 'Thailand = mango' craving.

    오후 3:00

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