Yenjai Cafe`

Stumbled upon this cute little spot craving dessert and was blown away by their mango bingsoo. They didn’t hold back on the mango, serving half a fruit on the side too, with a neat little sticky rice bonus. Honestly, it might be the best bingsoo I’ve had in Thailand, and it’s priced just right.

I wasn’t expecting such high-quality sweets at this little café, but the green tea bingsu was spot on with its strong tea flavor. The mango toast had this great crunchy outside and soft inside combo, loaded with a sweet buttery touch—total bargain under 300 baht.

The vibe here is super chill, perfect for a casual hangout or even a quick work session. The Hokkaido strawberry dessert was a standout, but I’m already curious to try more next time. Plus, the staff were friendly and the place stays open late, which is a bonus.

I can’t believe I walked past Yenjai Cafe so many times without stopping. The desserts and cold drinks totally won me over—this spot is definitely going to be my go-to for sweet treats from now on.