Traditional Thai dessert garden cafe
Baan Dok Pud
Ladprao 48 Yaek 28-16, Samsen Nok, Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10310, Bangkok, Thailand
A hidden old-Thai-house dessert cafe tucked deep down a Lat Phrao lane, serving heritage sweets like luk chup (mung bean), jala mas (golden egg-yolk strands), and khanom piak pun (pandan pudding) on khantok low trays, set among koi ponds and lush garden greenery. It reads as a quiet heritage sanctuary rather than a trendy cafe, an off-app angle that does not appear on the usual booking platforms.
Hours
Single reportOpen Tuesday to Sunday, closed Monday. Only the closed-Monday, Tue-to-Sun pattern is treated as verified. The exact daily open and close times are unverified because the three listings disagree: OpenRice 10:00 to 19:00, Time Out 8am to 5pm, Wanderlog (Google) 7am to 4pm.
“Open Tue-Sun 8am-5pm. Closed Mon”
timeout.com · Checked 24 Jul 2026
Age suitability
Not verifiedNot verified. No source we checked states this, so it stays blank instead of guessed.
No check date recorded
Caveats
VERIFY PASS (re-fetched all three fact sources fresh 2026-07-24). PRICE: OpenRice page loaded real content and the snippet "101 to 250 baht" appears verbatim as a price-range bucket. Single source, kept at single-report, not official and not booking-site tier because OpenRice is a review aggregator listing, not the…
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