[2025 Bangkok Restaurant] Travel Guide for Lhong Tou Cafe at The Market Bangkok (Updated Mar)

Address – 538 Khwaeng Samphanthawong Environment/Facilities-Special seating design with a strong Chinese artistic style Features - Double-layer staircase seating, Chinese fusion dim sum and drinks Price per person: HKD100-200 Rating – 9/10 Trendy check-in shops in Chinatown Recommended Butterfly Pea Flower Thai Milk Tea Truffle Pork Dumplings Changchun Rolls #tripcom5thanniversary #tripmoment #foodie #bangkok #thailand #ThailandBangkokFood #ThailandTravel2022 #Thailand Travel Guide #Thailand Hotel #SoloTravel

Wondering around Chinatown and arrived at this restaurant unexpectedly. Such a smart seat planned in a small place and also you can have good beverages with a reasonable price. We hadn’t have food since we’re full. But seeing others ordering food, the food also must be worth enough to try. Instagram place for a quick drink and dessert. Full house when we reached and people do like their high seats. Service was efficient and the cups and plates were very beautiful. Drinks quality is normal. Dessert was too sweet for my liking but it should sit well with most diners. though overall I like it. Also a reasonable price!!!

"Lhong Tou Cafe" Lhong Tou Coffee or Lhong Tou Hong Kong-style Tea Restaurant? The creative designs of Thai people are very diverse and leading. You can tell from every new popular restaurant that Lhong Tou Cafe is a very unique restaurant. The dragon head that started in Chinatown has a very distinctive Chinese style decoration, with dragons, cranes, peacocks, plum blossoms, etc., and bright red, green, purple and gold colors, but the tables and chairs are a novel double-layer stepped design. If you don’t rush to queue up, the upper level is usually full! Although Lhong Tou Cafe uses the word "coffee" as its signature, it is actually a Hong Kong-style tea restaurant at heart. The clay pot rice in the steamer (Chinese style mixed with Hong Kong style?) is delicious, inexpensive, and easy to take photos. Even the bottles of Thai milk are so hip and fashionable. Currently, Lhong Tou Cafe has two branches, so you can plan to visit them when you go to Thailand!

I'm thrilled to share my visit to a visually appealing café and restaurant, especially since I'm a dedicated fan of such places. This spot caters to Chinese-Thai cuisine enthusiasts, impressing me with its presentation on Giant wooden Dim Sum trays mirroring the menu. The authenticity of the food styling matches the menu's promises. Given I was dining solo, I opted for the Chilli & Garlic Crispy Pork Belly with Rice and Soya Yolk, a limited edition with only 50 servings daily. Although locals prefer mixing pork belly with egg yolk and chili sauce, I kept them separate due to the spiciness. The innovative Butterfly Pea Latte was a delightful surprise. The interior showcases a creative blend of sturdy wooden panels and metal pipes, providing a unique double-decker seating arrangement. However, it's advisable to arrive early, as the place tends to fill up quickly after 9:30 am on weekdays, especially if you desire a high seat. . 📍龙头 𝐋𝐡𝐨𝐧𝐠 𝐓𝐨𝐮 𝐂𝐚𝐟𝐞 538 Yaowarat Rd, Khwaeng Samphanthawong, Khet Samphanthawong, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10100, Thailand . Open Hours : 8am-10pm (Monday to Sunday Daily)