Fakafei

Hidden in the far end of a narrow alley, this Chinese-style vintage café is a hidden gem that feels like stepping into a time capsule. The interior is adorned with an impressive collection of rare retro items, each piece carefully curated and difficult to find elsewhere. These treasures create a visually striking atmosphere, making the café an unforgettable spot for photos and a truly unique punched card worthy destination in Bangkok. The owner, a passionate and creative young entrepreneur, pours his heart into every detail. Not only does he personally craft a variety of coffee blends and desserts, but he also greets every guest with genuine warmth and attentive service. His dedication adds a personal touch that makes visiting the café a relaxing and delightful experience. While the coffee may be considered fairly standard and the dessert selection somewhat limited, the overall experience is undoubtedly charming. It’s the captivating design and the owner’s sincere hospitality that leave a lasting impression. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy a peaceful moment in a one-of-a-kind setting.

If you like peaceful traditionnel Chinese vibes, and very good coffee, here the place to visit! Their homemade coconut and black sesame ice cream are delicious, not very sweet. Come to support the couple owners

I saw this place last year on social media and wanted to come. So this time is my first time and also alone here. A bit expensive and very quiet, the place and atmosphere is very very nice. Even the coffee and food expensive, I still want to come again next time with friends.

The cafe is beautifully decorated with an extensive menu. We ordered the cafe drinks but they also have cocktails. The cafe drinks looked great and were made perfectly. I liked that they drew designs on the foam and made sure to check the coffee temperature before serving. If you’re in the area it’s 100% worth the visit for some photos and good drinks.

Luckily, on the day I visited, there was a guqin (a traditional Chinese musical instrument) performance. A hot tea, rainy day and guqin, what a perfect vibe.

It's absolutely stunning. The whole interior screams old chinese mixed with modernity, and I love every single aspect of it. I came here on a weekday afternoon and was the only patron till I left. It was a very relaxing experience and the staff were also very hospitable! I was very very lucky to have met the owner, his family, and his cute dog today, and we had a short chat about his dogs and this place. You can tell the owner is an art enthusiast by the way he named his dogs: Lourve & Moma. Louvre unfortunately passed on recently, but I managed to meet Moma, who is very camera-shy but friendly with humans kinda pup The food here is posh and priced on the mid-high side. Though portion sizes are small, you can tell a lot of effort goes into the thought on how the food and drinks are presented. It's like eating an art piece! I had a citrus cold brew which was experimental & refreshing! I loved my visit here, and I hope whoever that comes by does too! Thanks, owner & team, for showing me around

Very charming and interesting place. Love the selection of drinks using Chinese traditional ingredients and flavours. They allow pets also so it's a big plus!

Fakafei is located near Worachak Rd in a small alley, making it a bit difficult to find. Nonetheless, it's a gem of a place/cafe. The cafe is decorated in the Chinese style with lanterns, vases, and other ornaments. The menu also contains Thai-Chinese snacks and drinks (coffee, tea, mocktails). The owners/staff are friendly and helpful. Prices of food and drinks are reasonable.