Puritan Café in Bangkok: A sweet encounter in a European burger

#Bangkok Shopping Guide In the Ari district of Bangkok, there is a hidden cafe that looks like a European castle - Puritan. Its exterior features red brick roof tiles covered with green vines, and the arched building is matched with oval glass window sills, as if it came out of a storybook. Walking into the store, it feels like stepping into the mansion of European nobles. The art paintings on the red brick walls, antique table lamps, animal specimens, artist sculptures and other furnishings are all precious items that the owner has collected over the years. There are exquisite paintings on the ceiling, gorgeous and noble chandeliers, and bronze candlestick sculptures imitating 19th-century French Greek goddesses, which add a strong European style. This is not only a coffee shop, but more like a literary coffee shop and an antique shop full of charm. The focus is not on the drinks, but on the cakes. The ingredients are rich, mostly with cherries, cherries and strawberries as the theme. For example, the raspberry chocolate mousse cake has a rich interior that will surprise you when you cut it open. The average consumption per person is about 60 yuan. It is open from 11:00 to 22:00 from Tuesday to Friday and closed on Monday. However, you need to take off your shoes to enter the store, take photos with permission, and only pay in cash. If you want to experience the European aristocratic atmosphere and taste delicious pastries, Puritan Café is definitely worth a visit.