
Quiet riverside cafe run by an older couple on the Rimklongladpraw canal, with a green view, coffee, croissants and sandwiches
Rimklongladpraw, Khwaeng Samsen Nok, Khet Huai Khwang, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10310
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Google rating
4.7/ 5
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About NICHA CAFE’
NICHA CAFE' is a small cafe at Rimklongladpraw, in the Huai Khwang district and the Ramkhamhaeng area. Reviews describe a lived-in room, a view of greenery and a small river at the back, and an older couple who run it. The menu is simple, with coffee, cocoa, croissants and sandwiches.
It has a 4.7 Google rating from about 100 reviews (November 2026).
The cafe opens at 06:00, so it suits an early coffee. It closes at 16:30 on weekdays and 15:00 at weekends. One review says parking is a little difficult. Expect a short menu.
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Positive reviews
- ★★★★★Michelle Lee· 4 weeks ago
Quiet and nice atmosphere, run by a local elderly couple. Looks like their home, as we see their neighbours beside at their backyard, which is along a river? Cool place to chill during a hot day. Don't expect to have a wide variety of food/breakfast - just croissants and sandwiches. Coffee is really good, smooth and nice. We had Honey Black and Cappuccino.
- ★★★★★Wanderer Traverse· 3 months ago
The café has a cozy, lived-in feel that's perfect if you're looking to slow down for a while. At the back, there's a peaceful view of lush greenery and a small river, creating a surprisingly tranquil setting considering you're still in Bangkok. It's an ideal spot to visit in the morning with a fresh cup of coffee, and I can also see it being a comfortable place to get some work done without too many distractions. They serve locally sourced Thai coffee beans, which I always enjoy trying when I travel, and the coffee was well-prepared, smooth, and enjoyable. Nothing overly complicated—just a solid cup made with care. NICHA CAFE isn't about trendy interiors or social media-worthy décor—it's about genuine hospitality, a peaceful atmosphere, and a good cup of locally sourced coffee. If you enjoy discovering small, family-run cafés with plenty of heart, this is definitely one to add to your Bangkok coffee list. Sometimes it's the people behind the counter, just as much as the coffee, that make a café worth remembering.
- ★★★★★Thu Naing· 9 months ago
First time for me. A little difficult for parking lot Other is not so bad.
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