Breakfast at Morning Cups

The crowd here seems mostly Western regulars, which was fine, though the main seating area got a bit noisy. Food portions were generous and tasty enough, but don’t expect any local Thai dishes on the menu—this one’s all about classic Western breakfasts.

If you’re after a laid-back vibe without any Wi-Fi distractions, this place nails it. The garden is lovely, the omelette had a nice little spicy twist, and the staff were super chill, bringing everything to our table after we ordered at the counter.

I dropped by this quiet spot for a cappuccino and some croissants. The coffee was smooth enough, but honestly, the croissants didn’t wow me—they felt a bit pricey for what they were. Still, sitting outside in the fresh air made it worth it.

Waking up to a garden full of flowers, trees, and a peaceful pond makes breakfast here feel like a mini-vacation. The English breakfast hits the spot, and that fresh orange juice is just the cherry on top. Definitely my new morning routine in Hua Hin.