[2025 Bangkok Restaurant] Travel Guide for Lhong Tou Cafe at Yaowarat (Updated May)

Long Tou Cafe, a small but very famous cafe in Yaowarat area. This is a Chinese-style cafe that combines modernity perfectly. The interior of the shop is decorated cutely. What stands out is that the shop has unique seating that is different from other places. The seating is raised on 2 levels, giving the feeling of being in a sleeper train. If you come here, you will definitely get beautiful photos to take home. And I can tell you that this is a small cafe but has a lot of variety of food. You won't know what to choose. Today, we ordered the Chinese New Year Dimsum Set, which consists of 7 dishes: Ha Kao, Fried Lava Buns, Fried Red Pork Buns, Fried Crispy Shrimp Wrapped in Noodles, Fried Dumplings, Fried Spring Rolls, and I can tell you that their Mandarin Orange Cake is very delicious. If you pass by this area, I recommend you stop by. You won't be disappointed ⏰ Open Daily Open every day, no holidays Mon - Sun: 08.00 - 22.00 📍538 Yaowarat Rd., Samphanthawong Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok 10100 (MRT Wat Mangkon) #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #CafeReview #BangkokCafeReview #BangkokAttractions #BangkokTravel

#newyearnewtrip Lhong Tou Café in Yaowarat, Bangkok, is a trendy spot that’s gained popularity for its creative take on traditional Chinese dishes with a modern flair. Located in the heart of Chinatown, this cozy café offers a minimalist yet stylish interior, perfect for snapping those Instagram-worthy photos while enjoying a great meal. Menu Highlights Egg Lava Bun: A must-try signature dish, this deep-fried bun is filled with rich, salted egg custard, giving you the perfect combination of crispy and creamy textures. Chinese Set: For something hearty, this set features congee paired with a variety of side dishes like salted egg yolk, Chinese sausage, and crispy fish skin. The items change daily, so it’s a fresh experience each time. Wonton Soup: A comforting classic, filled with plump wontons in a savory broth, ideal for a light meal or a starter. Mini BBQ: If you're in the mood for sharing, this platter of assorted barbecued meats will satisfy your cravings with a variety of smoky, savory flavors. Dim Sum Selection: Offering a modern twist on traditional dim sum, including dumplings and buns that are both delicious and beautifully presented. Operating Hours Lhong Tou Café is open daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, making it perfect for both a relaxed brunch or a late-night bite. #travel #food #bangkok #dimsum

#newyearnewtrip Lhong Tou Cafe at Yaowara is very famous for their unique double-decked seats. The interior of the cafe is very comfortable and unique where if you wish to sit the upper decked seats, you need to climb stairs up. The location near markets and Chinese eateries. Based on the picture, you are able to observe that the dishes that they served are visually appealing and well-arranged, it is instagrammable. Address: 538 Yaowarat Rd, Khwaeng Samphanthawong, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100, Thailand Business Hours: 8am - 10pm

#Cafe Review Chinese style cafe 📍Address: 538 Yaowarat Rd., Samphanthawong Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok 10100 🕰️Opening hours: 08:00-22:00 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Today, I will review a very vintage Chinese style cafe, Longtou Cafe, which has a retro feel. The shop has two floors of seating, which is quite unusual. On the day I went, I ordered a dim sum set, which included both fried and steamed food. The price was only 299 baht, but I was very full. There are also many beautiful photo spots in the shop. ❤️✨

When visiting Yaowarat, we recommend “Longtou Cafe”. This cafe is chic from the seating area, which has 2 floors. If you sit on the upper floor, there is a small staircase that you have to climb up. This is a cafe that serves rice porridge in sets. There are small and large sets for 2 people. There are snacks, drinks, and coffee. The signature of this cafe is hot coffee with the shop’s name printed on top of the coffee. In addition to being delicious, this shop is also very photogenic. It is perfect for those who love taking pictures. Longtou Cafe is on Yaowarat Road before reaching the Chalerm Buri intersection. It is not far from Wat Mangkon MRT. #CafeReview #BangkokTravel #WhereToGoInBangkok #BangkokCafe #BangkokCafe #TravelAlongTheBTS #BlueLineBTS

#familytrips2024 Step into the enchanting world of Lhong Tou and experience a unique twist on traditional milk tea with their Butterfly Pea Milk Tea. Don't be fooled by its mesmerizing blue hue; this beverage packs a delightful punch of flavor that will leave your taste buds dancing with joy. The combination of butterfly pea flower and creamy milk creates a harmonious balance of floral notes and sweetness that is simply irresistible. Lhong Tou's Butterfly Pea Milk Tea is a must-try for any adventurous tea enthusiast looking to explore new flavor horizons in Bangkok. *Next Stop: Spain* As I enjoy the exotic allure of Lhong Tou's Butterfly Pea Milk Tea, I eagerly anticipate our next family journey to Spain, where we'll delve into the rich tapestry of Spanish cuisine, from savory tapas to decadent churros dipped in thick, velvety chocolate.

#songkran2024 Lhong Tou Cafe in Bangkok exudes an air of tranquility and charm, nestled within the historic confines of Lhong 1919. As you step into the cafe, you're greeted by the soothing sounds of the nearby Chao Phraya River and the gentle rustle of the lush greenery that surrounds the outdoor seating area. The cafe's interior combines traditional Chinese-inspired architecture with modern comforts, creating a welcoming space that beckons guests to unwind and relax. Ornate wooden furniture and intricately carved screens add a touch of elegance, while large windows allow natural light to filter in, casting a warm glow over the room. Outside, guests can enjoy al fresco dining on the terrace, where wooden tables and chairs are nestled among tropical plants and blooming flowers. From this vantage point, patrons can take in panoramic views of the river and watch as traditional long-tail boats drift lazily by. The menu at Lhong Tou Cafe reflects the cafe's commitment to quality and authenticity, with a selection of freshly brewed coffees, aromatic teas, and refreshing beverages. Patrons can also indulge in a variety of light bites and snacks, including traditional Thai sweets and savory treats.

Overall, the eateries provided a new experience when it comes to seating layout, which is a positive. The unique seating arrangement adds to the ambiance and increases the novelty factor for customers. The presentation of food is commendable. The dishes are visually appealing and well-arranged, enhancing the overall dining experience. This attention to detail suggests that the eatery values the aesthetics of their meals. #bangkoktrip

It's a Thai-Chinese style cafe. The shop is decorated cutely and stylishly. The space is used efficiently. We like the idea of ​​making it a two-story seating area... The food looks very good, especially the set menu. It looks cute and the photos come out very beautiful... As for the taste, the fried salted egg lava buns and the iced tea are delicious. But the other menus are quite ordinary, no different from other shops... Overall, it's good, but the price is a bit high. #must-visit cafe #chinatown #bangkok attractions #beautiful cafe to tell #breakfast

A very unique style cafe in China Town Bangkok with Bunk tables where you can rest for the day after roaming in the area. Snacks and drinks available. 
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Also a fun spot to visit on your cafe hopping day in chinatown/ Sampheng Market alongside Wallflowers cafe, Mustang Blu and Lao Teng. 
💵 : Chinese New Year Platter 250 Baht , 
Drinks 70-80 Baht 
📍: 538 ถ. เยาวราช Khwaeng Samphanthawong, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100
🚗: No designated parking, park around chinatown 
🚆: MRT Wat Mangkon For more bangkok food recommendations check out , IG : @days_traveltales , Tiktok : @daystraveltales. #foodie #yaowaratbangkok ##mytripvlog

#VisitBangkok 🥮Today we will take you to #VisitBangkok at a very cute cafe in Yaowarat area. This place is called "Lhong Tou or Lhong Tou Cafe or 龙头" which means dragon head. It is a very cute Chinese style cafe. The shop is not very big but the decoration is unique. 🥮The shop is decorated in a modern Chinese style. The highlight of the shop is the arrangement of wooden tables and chairs stacked on top of each other. Customers can sit at 2 tables. The shop is not very big. It is about 1 unit deep, but it is decorated with large glass panels, so it does not look too narrow. And the large glass panels are also a cool photo spot. 🥮As for the food, they have both savory food, sweet food, drinks, light breakfasts and heavy meals. The taste is great. The plate decoration is cute. Everything is cute and photogenic. The staff provides excellent service. 📍Location: Long Tou, Yaowarat ⏰Open 08.00-22.00 🚝Mrt Wat Mangkon Station