🐧 Bake Urban, which many people call "Pang Guin"

A newly opened cafe and bakery that has quickly become very popular, especially among fans of "Nong Dan", the owner and one of the members of the HateBerry team. The highlight of the shop is the creative and unique dessert and drink menus. The menu perfectly combines local food and many menus are designed by Nong Dan himself, which gives a sense of personal preference and the charm of the HateBerry team. The shop is decorated in a minimalist style with blue and white tones, looking spacious and comfortable. There is a glass kitchen where you can see the baking process up close, adding to the deliciousness and credibility. You can see the care and cleanliness of the various baking processes. The staff are lovely, smiling and provide excellent service. There are also various products from Bake Urban or BE;FREEK for sale in front of the shop. You can stop by and take a look. Recommended menu: There are many cute desserts such as croissants, cakes, puddings, penguin and dog-shaped desserts. They taste good and are not too sweet. The fillings and savory menus are well-balanced and not greasy. Personally, I like the "Thai northern sausage croissant", a sausage croissant. It tastes very delicious and the sausage comes in a stick. (The taste of the Sai Ua is delicious, guaranteed by us who are northerners 😊) As for the drinks: Served in a clear glass can with a cute penguin mascot logo. The new creative menu is wow, both coffee, smoothies, soda and protein shakes. And of course, the coffee tastes just as delicious. Because the HateBerry team is a big fan of drinking coffee, they know that the coffee beans must be carefully selected. ⏰ Open Daily Mon - Sun: 07.00-19.300 hrs. 📍 Bake Urban is located at 709/1-3 Soi On Nut 7, On Nut Road, Suan Luang District, Bangkok 10250 • BTS: Get off at On Nut Station (E9), Exit 1. From the BTS station, walk back a little (about 400 meters). You can take a motorcycle taxi, a songthaew or a bus to get off in front of the shop. The shop is on the side of the road next to the entrance to Wat Mahabut. • Private car: There is parking at Lotus On Nut or Century On Nut (there is a parking fee) and then take a motorcycle taxi to the shop. Note: This review is my own intention. Went on the first day of the opening 01.07.68, woke up at 5 am to be one of the first in line for this. Love them 🤭 #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #CafeReview #BangkokCafeReview #DeliciousTellOthers #TravelBangkok