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Lil cafe is a café in Bang Sue, Bangkok — Trust Score 85.1/100 based on 67 verified Google reviews (88% real-reviewer ratio).

Lil cafe

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📍 Bang Sue, Bangkok☕ Café🍱 JapaneseUpdated 15d ago
85
Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
49
Volume
22
Local Gd
10
Authority
4
★ 4.9
67 reviews
AI Verified · 94% realTop 46% in Café
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Quality trend
→Stable
1+ year ago
★ 4.92
40 reviews
3-12 months
★ 5.00
7 reviews
Last 3 months
★ 5.00
3 reviews
Popular times
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Usually busy right now
Community rating
4.2★★★★☆778 votes
5★
388
4★
239
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91
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What Google Reviewers Say About Lil cafe

★ 5 — Prangvalai B.

A cozy café in the Bang Sue area! I love the atmosphere, which is usually enhanced with nice decorations and a festive vibe. The pure green tea and coffee are also good. The café offers free Wi-Fi, so customers can take their time to finish work here.

★ 5 — Yam Asamapohn

A haven for matcha lovers with Japanese aesthetics. Recommend MATCHA🍃, rich matcha lattes crafted with authentic Japanese matcha. Not too pricey and offer co-working space. Quite difficult to find parking (park in front of the store)

★ 5 — keya Kawai

I really love this coffee shop, located between Prachachuen Soi 8&9 . The coffe shop is the cozy atsmosphere with the good taste of coffee.. not expensive and Nong Pung, who is the owner is very friendly, polite.. ❤️💕Let's try!! Cheers!!

About Lil cafe

Location
 293/8, Bang Sue, Bangkok 10800, Thailand
Cuisine
Café, Japanese, Vietnamese
Trust Score
85.1/100 — Highly credible reviews
Phone
+66 95 236 9724
Website
m.facebook.com/lilshouesca.fe/
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