Araksa Tea Room Bangkok
4.9  404 Ratings
“Tea‑infused dishes and a quiet minimalist space complete with an upstairs tea scent exhibition make for a calm, thoughtfully creative dining experience.”
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Closed Now – Opens at 10:00
Today: 10:00-22:00
Saphan Taksin 11 Min
Silom BTS
Surasak 0.8 km
Silom BTS
Surawong 0.3km
Si Rat Expressway
12 Soi Charoen Krung 38
Bangkok
Tea Infused Culinary Calm
This small spot blends tea and Thai cuisine in a quietly creative way, with a menu that caters to meat eaters, vegetarians, and vegans alike. The atmosphere leans minimalist and peaceful, inviting focus on the carefully crafted flavors and presentations. Tea isn't just a drink here—it's an experience, with a scent exhibition upstairs and plenty of tea-infused dishes and cocktails. The handmade touches extend even to takeaway packaging, adding to the thoughtful vibe.
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Araksa Tea Room Bangkok · Reviews
This place is small but mighty—just about ten tables tucked away with a cool minimalist vibe that makes you slow down and enjoy the moment. The menu cleverly mixes classic Thai dishes with unique tea-infused twists, and their cocktails are no joke either. Friendly staff who don’t let language get in the way make it even better.
Kinsley (2026)Randomly stumbled upon this gem and honestly, I wasn’t expecting much—but wow, they nailed it. The food hits all the right notes without trying too hard, and the staff’s passion really shines through—they’re happy to chat about teas or recommend dishes. It’s a peaceful spot where you can actually taste the love in every bite.
Nattapong (2026)If you’re into tea, this place is a little slice of heaven. Upstairs, you can actually smell all the tea options before you order, which is a fun way to pick your drink. The staff are super friendly and clearly know their stuff, always topping up your water or helping with your tea steeping timer. Food-wise, everything I tried was spot on, with plenty of choices for vegans and gluten-free folks too.
Delilah K. (2026)Stepping into Araksa Tea Room feels like hitting pause on Bangkok’s usual chaos—the warm wooden interiors and chill vibe set the stage for some seriously good eats and drinks. The calamari blew me away, and the cocktails? Smooth and creative, just like the food, which leans heavily on fresh, bold Thai flavors. Plus, they serve takeaway in these neat woven wooden bags—pretty cool touch.
Jariya C. (2026)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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