Bitter House Sansab

This is a lovely new cafe in the Minburi area — and honestly, the atmosphere is the highlight here. It’s super green and peaceful, with both indoor and outdoor seating. There’s even a 150-year-old Thai house on the property that you can walk up and explore. Definitely a great spot for chilling, working, or taking photos. There’s plenty of parking, and the restrooms are clean and convenient — big plus! As for the food and drinks, I tried the iced Americano, spaghetti carbonara, and fish & chips. Personally, the flavors didn’t really stand out for me — but that could just be personal preference. The menu is quite extensive though, so I’d say it’s still worth checking out and deciding for yourself. Atmosphere: 10/10 Food & drinks: It depends on your taste!

Nested in an amazing century old house near Min-Buri, this coffee shop/restaurant offers an unique dining experience. Both for the meals and the bakeries, the dish are well presented, rich and delicious. The homemade Russian cake is to die for.

We came on a warm but dreary day, and Bitter House Sansab is like an oasis amidst the traffic (literally next to a highway) and unforgiving heat. The whole place invites people to relax and chill out or engage in small talks between friends and lovers. Make no mistake, this is a classy cafe and restaurant, more suited for relaxing rather than for business engagement. We only had coffee and cake during our visit. Maybe next time we will try the rest of the food.

I love this place! The café is set in a traditional Thai house, which makes it really special. The first floor is a modern café with air conditioning, while the second floor keeps the authentic Thai traditional style. The house itself is original, so you can truly appreciate the beauty of local architecture and the natural wood details. The drinks were excellent — I ordered a matcha drink that smelled and tasted amazing. It wasn’t too sweet, just perfectly balanced. We didn’t plan to have cake, but decided to try one anyway and absolutely loved it. The apricot cake was delicious — you could really taste the fruit, and it wasn’t overly sweet either. The place is very clean, with plenty of parking available. The service was great too — the staff were friendly, polite, and welcoming.

One of the most beautiful cafés in Bangkok, well worth preserving. The atmosphere is lush and refreshing with lots of trees, quiet and peaceful. The food and drinks are delicious, and the service is excellent. With cool air conditioning, it’s perfect for relaxing, enjoying a cup of coffee, or getting some work done.