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2016-12-28
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A grandfather of indy cafe in Bangkok that is still going strong. Now with ‘amarista’ at the helm most time , Happy Espresso still delivers a surprisingly good coffee. Highly recommend!Happy Espresso is among the pioneers in the indy coffee circle in Bangkok years back. Previously known as Bangkok Espresso Lab, I had coffee here quite some time ago from the owner and was impressed by his coffee then. The latest incarnation of Happy Espresso is the redecoration of the shop from a little corn
Happy Espresso is among the pioneers in the indy coffee circle in Bangkok years back. Previously known as Bangkok Espresso Lab, I had coffee here quite some time ago from the owner and was impressed by his coffee then. The latest incarnation of Happy Espresso is the redecoration of the shop from a little corner that was dimly lit inside an advertising shop into a full blown café with lots of natural light from an expanse of window opening to the street opposite the historic circle, making the place much more comfortable to sit and enjoy the coffee. But a major surprise here is its barista, known as “Amarista", a blend word of grandmother in Tae Chew (common Chinese in Thai) and barista, literally meaning grandma barista. The advent of Amarista to the coffee scene in Bangkok is somehow quite a stir to the industry’s status quo that is dominated by young generations. Is this just a gimmick or a joke? The cups of coffee don’t lie and it will tell you as is. My first coffee here is cappuccino with Cento blend which is a Thai bean espresso blend as its base coffee. What I get is a nice traditional cup of cappuccino but it’s simply good. Milk is well frothed at the right temperature, ie not too hot, and really drinkable. While this does not top what Bubble Café delivers, it is very enjoyable to drink.
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