Fahtara Coffee: Best Cafe in a Spa in Chiang Mai, Thailand
I just had one of the best massage experiences at Fah Lanna Spa and I came out feeling fully relaxed and invigorated. As I strolled towards the exit, a charming little place called Fahtara Coffee caught my eye, and I thought I should hang out for a bit.
ℹ️ Fahtara Coffee quick information
📍Address: 57 Wiang Kaew Rd, Sripoom Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand
🕑 Store hours: Open daily, 8:30 am to 8:00 pm
🍴What to order: Cappuccino
🔗 Website: http://www.fahtara.coffee/
📍Fahtara Coffee location
Nestled within the same complex as Fah Lanna Spa, Fahtara Coffee is situated along Wiang Kaew Road. It is one of the best Chiang Mai cafes you will find in the city.
Booking.com🖼️ Fahtara Coffee ambiance and interiors
Fahtara Coffee has a simple and chic interior. The dark wood and concrete finishes exuded sophistication, adorned with a tasteful mix of contemporary art and antique trinkets. It has a bright, airy indoor area with large windows and some small tables. There is also a cozy outdoor space nestled amidst lush greenery. The front patio expanded the seating options for those seeking fresh air.
💻 Fahtara Coffee WiFi
Fahtara Coffee is a haven for both relaxation and productivity, boasting fast and reliable WiFi, making it a go-to spot for digital nomads and remote workers alike.
Klook.com🔌 Fahtara Coffee electrical outlets
I noticed multiple electrical outlets thoughtfully scattered around the cafe, a testament to their dedication to guests’ comfort.
☕ Fahtara Coffee drinks
Cappuccino
Price: USD 2.02
I ordered a cup of cappuccino and was impressed to see its fat foamy surface. I mentioned this because some coffee shops I’ve been to don’t seem to know the difference between a latte and a cappuccino, thus I’m happy that Fahtara Coffee got it right. As with the taste, I found it to be slightly bitter so I had to add a bit of sugar to lighten up the flavor.
But the thing that I will remember about Fahtara Coffee the most was meeting an old man who is one of its regulars. I shared a table with him and at first, he was busy reading a newspaper, then later on decided to engage me in a long conversation.
He is a Hong Kong national who has been living in Chiang Mai for years. If memory serves me right, the man is somewhere in his 70s. He was scrawny and smiled with his eyes; his teeth were discolored and uneven. He was wearing a blue, collared shirt and a pair of light-colored pants. I learned so much about him in just an hour that I was there.
Eventually, I had to take leave and so I got up from my seat and shook his hand. His name was Richard and I was happy to have shared a cup of coffee with him that one sunny day in Chiang Mai.
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