Jho Celero

Came here with a colleague to work on a project after having lunch. We ordered Cafe latte, blue berry cheesecake, and Frappuccino. It was about 800. 00, not that cheap but I would like to think you are paying for the ambience and wifi service. The wifi can be tricky to access so we had to get two passwords before getting through. It's good to work here, and it does not get crowded that much I guess because of the price of the coffee. Their coffee can be sweet so it would be better to instruct the crew to temper it a bit.

We were lucky to have joined a guided tour unintentionally because we made it before a group started. Sarah was such a kind guide, and she accommodated questions even from my silly and talkative 5-year old niece. The collection was truly enormous and very rich to digest in a single visit, and we could for three hours unfortunately. I would have stayed longer if not for my senior citizen mom and my niece. No doubt, the museum is a testimony to how much Thai people are proud of their cultural heritage and history.

Came here to do my readings on a Sunday. The wifi works using your passcode on your receipt. Ordered a hazelnut frappe and blue muffin. Not so good of a combo (too sweet) but kept me for hours as I went through my readings. It got crowded around 4pm as people walked in to have merienda I guess. The rest rooms are clean, and the ambience is refreshing.

Curious about what the interiors and the items look like so we check out the shop. The interiors are impressive indeed, and there is wide range of items. I notice the sizing to be meant for Europeans expectedly but the quality of the goods us just as superb as those in Asian stores. The price is thrice as expensive which is also not surprising.

Came here supposedly to catch up on my reading while sipping tea. The ambiance is pretty tight because people come and go. Had Chai tea and Danish cinnamon bun. Unlike other branches, they charge for extra coco powder, cinnamon or vanilla.