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O'asip Café: Sip Coffee Among Lush Gardens

O'asip Café serves quality Thai and imported coffee in a serene garden setting at Soi Suan Phak 32, where visitors can relax by a small pond while enjoying homemade pastries and specialty drinks crafted by owner-barista Art.

O'asip Café: Sip Coffee Among Lush Gardens
6 Jul Khaosod

O'asip café invites you to enjoy coffee while taking in a small garden in Soi Suan Phak 32, letting your mind relax as you experience nature and chat with friendly baristas.

This café in the Suan Phak neighborhood, discovered through Google Maps, serves genuinely delicious coffee. Upon entering, the serene atmosphere suits introverts or anyone seeking a quiet corner to work or read in peace.

But the real standout is the glass-walled view from the back overlooking a small pond and lush, refreshing garden.

While ordering drinks, we had the chance to chat with Art, the owner who also serves as a barista. He shared the delightfully creative origin of the café's name.

"The name O'asip comes from wordplay with 'Oasis.' You can see the small pond behind the café, so I combined the words to create Oasip, which means 'to sip,'" Art explained.

We sampled the medium-roast Americano—excellent flavor—and a Matcha Latte paired with the café's bestselling homemade cake.

"The coffee beans we use are mostly Thai beans, though we also carry imported varieties. Our primary bean is from Chiang Mai's Doi Samoeng, available in both medium and dark roasts. Our signature homemade bakery item is the Sweet Corn Crumber. What makes it special is the crumble itself—I believe it's unlike anywhere else—with the perfect balance of saltiness and sweet aroma.

Another favorite is the Basque Burnt Cheesecake. We intentionally keep the sweetness low so it's not cloying, and the price is fair and accessible to everyone."

If you're passing through Suan Phak and want quality coffee in a lush garden setting, this place is highly recommended.

Location: Soi Suan Phak 32, Achariya Prasit Road. Open daily: Mon-Wed & Fri 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (closes at 3:30 PM on Thursdays); Sat-Sun 8:30 AM-5:00 PM. Parking available behind the café.

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