Name: Kampu Ayothaya
Address: 43/34 Moo 2 | Phai Ling, Ayutthaya 13000, Thailand, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya
Telephone: +66 81 428 5777
Price range: $

Kampu Ayothaya

The service is perfect, the food is very good, the environment is very good, there is a hotel upstairs, it is recommended to keep quiet. It can be used as a bar at night, the atmosphere is probably good, but I hope it is a quiet bar, otherwise the upstairs guests will be very depressed unless they like nightlife.

It is just opposite the most famous temple in Ayutthaya, where the Buddha is embraced by a tree. The locals know about it because some of their staff also drink coffee there. The price is very affordable, the coffee is good and not expensive. The taste is even better than some famous coffee shops ☕ such as Starbucks. If you go to Ayutthaya again, you will come back here to taste the coffee. Cappuccino is recommended.

The wooden boat is actually &quot;standing&quot; in the water, and the bottom of the boat is fixed by several underwater wooden piles to prevent it from shaking with the waves; several small islands are connected to the lakeshore by many small wooden bridges of different shapes. Although the area is not large, it creates a feeling of interconnectedness and winding paths, which attracts me to walk all the roads. To put it bluntly, this is a food and commodity city with the &quot;floating market&quot; culture as the stage.

On the way to Ayutthaya, the driver brought us to this air-conditioned coffee shop during lunch time. It is about 8 minutes&rsquo; drive from Wat Mahathat, the most famous attraction in Ayutthaya. The small animal decoration outside the door is very cute.
Opening the menu, there are so many choices, mainly drinks and shaved ice, colorful and dazzling, and the choice difficulty immediately breaks out. I call the service boy to come over for consultation. The problem is big. The cute boy only knows Thai and doesn&rsquo;t understand English, so he had to find the boss lady to translate.
It turns out that the boss lady is Thai and married to Japan in her early years. Now she returns to Thailand and comes to the coffee shop with her sister for faith. It is mainly desserts, ice drinks that girls like, with some Western staples. The decoration of the shop is particularly cute under the influence of the Japanese.
Ordered fried rice, salad, cheese baked mushrooms and cheese baked vegetables, the prices are very cheap, except for fried rice, they are all about 50 baht, equivalent to RMB 10, which is really the price of Saizeriya. Although the fried rice costs more than 100 baht, the portion is twice what we usually eat on the streets of Bangkok. The boss lady is so kind. Has she ever considered the sadness of girls who can&#39;t eat too much staple food and will get fat?
The drinks are also big. The most expensive mango milkshake is very thick and has fruit pulp on it. It costs 60 baht, about 12 RMB. If it is in Guangzhou, I guess you can only use brewed mango juice. This restaurant has such a high cost-effectiveness. If you go to Ayutthaya for an outing, you must go there for afternoon tea. The boss lady is very enthusiastic. The quality of the store is really good.

This is a restaurant next to the Ayutthaya Heritage Park. It is far from Bangkok, so it is impossible to rush back to Bangkok for dinner. This restaurant is not bad, the Thai food is delicious. I like the Tom Yum Goong soup very much.

Kampu Ayothaya

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