Joining a small handful of tea rooms in Bangkok is a new joint with artsy decor tucked into the Talad Noi neighborhood.
Open for about a month in a mom-and-pop shophouse, the Citizen Tea Canteen of Nowhere is dedicated to tea aficionados with local brews from Songkhla in the south to Chiang Rai in the north.
Its vibrant decor includes handmade silkscreens of flowers, tigers and Chinese characters on the walls while in a corner local handicrafts are displayed. The idea was to “empower underdog culture,” according to shop co-owner Saran Yenpanya, an artist who also owns the 56thStudio design house.
The teas only come from Thai provinces and are brewed meticulously with a siphon for the best consistency, aroma, and taste possible.
Milk teas start at THB120 with highlights including Blend No. 2 Dusty Dawn that comes with chocolate and nutty flavors while…
