Bangkok's Ittha Boutique Cafe: A Coffee Break in Industrial Style

Ittha Boutique Cafe is located in Bangkok, not far from Nana Station, though it can be a bit tricky to find. The entrance features two large '88' signs that complement the gray-white, vintage-style building. Inside, the brass-colored stainless steel coffee bar immediately catches the eye, and the cold brew setup hints at professionalism. The sunken seating area includes a long table that can accommodate about ten people, adorned with sculptures that add an artistic touch. A spiral staircase wrapped in fresh flowers and green vines leads to the second floor. Outdoors, the space is covered with white sand, surrounded by greenery and wooden rattan chairs, evoking a beach vacation vibe. The second floor retains its red brick walls paired with cement surfaces, showcasing an industrial aesthetic. There’s an open balcony area by the red brick wall, perfect for taking photos. The seating area is thoughtfully arranged with six two-person tables and wall art, while a full-length mirror in the corner is ideal for selfies. Additionally, there’s a private room with a long table and TV, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that make it suitable for small meetings. As for the coffee, the hot latte has a beautiful latte art but tastes fairly standard. The affogato, paired with vanilla ice cream, is highly recommended. On the food side, the salmon steak is decent, though the fish skin is a bit salty. Overall, this cafe is a great spot for photography and social media posts. If you're just here for the photos, ordering a cup of coffee is a good choice. Operating hours are 08:00 - 17:00 (closed on Mondays), with an average cost of around 21150 THB per person.