RiderLogDesign and Garden Cafes
Cafes worth riding to for the building or the greenery: flower-swallowed shophouses, a 101-year-old Chinatown coffee room, glass-house townhouses and tropical garden rooms. Here is a taste of the 9 places in this collection.
Wallflowers Café, Restaurant & Bar
You enter through a flower shop and then discover a multi-floor old building absolutely swallowed by flowers, plants, vintage furniture, old lamps and slightly chaotic decorations.
A KEEN HOUSE
A former three-storey townhouse redesigned as a cafe while keeping the old structure, with a glass-house section inserted into the building. Nordic minimalism meets Japanese wabi-sabi.
Arteasia Desserts & Cafe
Inside an old Song Wat shophouse: heritage architecture, stained glass, vintage furniture and Thai-inspired desserts.
Ek Teng Phu Ki
A 101-year-old Chinese-Thai coffee shop. Four generations in, the family redesigned it while preserving the character: jade-green tiles, marble tables, old-school Chinatown atmosphere.
MTCH - Ari
Inside a mid-century government house. Rather than demolishing the character, the designers kept elements of the original residence, including a strange ladder staircase, and turned it into a modern matcha space.
The other 4 places in this ride
- Agalin Garden Room
- Ginggarn Farm Cafe
- The Green Craft House
- Green Garden Cooking School / May Kaidee Restaurant
Ride it, do not just read it
That was 5 of 9. The full stories, exact locations, what to order at each stop, and ride plans that string them into loops are in the RiderLog app. Free on the App Store.