Hia Tai Kee
4.4 822 Ratings (Sources: 3)
“Nostalgic 50s–60s decor and reliably well‑cooked breakfast classics like the Kai‑Kra‑Ta baguette sandwich make Hia Tai Kee feel deliciously timeless.”
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Sam Yot 1.7 km
Blue-Line MRT
Yommarat 2km
Si Rat Expressway
Soi Banphanthom
Bangkok
Old-School Charm and Consistent Breakfast Quality
Hia Tai Kee offers a nostalgic breakfast experience with a simple but well-executed menu. The signature dishes, like the Kai-Kra-Ta with baguette sandwich, receive high praise for their consistency and perfect cooking, particularly the eggs. The setting takes you back to Bangkok's 50s-60s, providing a unique ambiance that many appreciate. While the coffee might not be as impressive, the overall experience and old-school charm make it a memorable spot for brunch. Some feel the prices are high for the quality, but the historical vibe and consistent food keep customers coming back.
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Hia Tai Kee · Reviews
The iced milo was ridiculously good, and somehow we ended up ordering the same breakfast more than once because it just hit the spot. Quick service too, which is always nice when you’re trying to have breakfast before the city starts its chaos.
Saman (2026)A visit to Hia Tai Kee feels like stepping into Bangkok's 50s-60s. The food is good but a bit pricey for what you get. The signature omelette with minced meat and little baguette is unique yet familiar. Overall, it’s a great spot for a nostalgic morning meal.
Boonsong S. (2026)Hia Tai Kee takes you back in time with its old-school charm and simple breakfast offerings. The signature Kai-Kra-Ta with a baguette sandwich is cooked to perfection every time, though the coffee could use some improvement. The vibe is nostalgic and worth the experience.
Phonchai Cherinsuk (2025)This quaint spot in Chinatown offers a blast from the past with its open facade and classic breakfast sets. While the Set 1 was decent, it didn't blow me away. I can't wait to return and try other sets. The iced Thai coffee is a must-try, though!
Somphong Srisuk (2024)One of the antique breakfast restaurants in the area.
Arthit (2024)The old-school vibe of Hia Tai Kee is its best feature. The egg and bread breakfast is consistently well-cooked, with runny eggs and perfectly toasted baguettes. However, the coffee was a bit of a letdown. Still, it's a charming place to start your day.
Avery R. (2024)Popular local spot for tea, coffee, and breakfast. Great place to sit and watch the city come alive.
Gavin Cook (2024)The reviews come from gurulist.net and various other platforms. We aim to highlight the positive aspects of each location, but we also note minor flaws. Keep in mind that reviews reflect personal opinions — what one person may not like, another might love.
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