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Red Chilli Cafe is a café in Suan Luang, Bangkok — Trust Score 86.6/100 based on 166 verified Google reviews (72% real-reviewer ratio).

Red Chilli Cafe

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📍 Suan Luang, Bangkok☕ Café🍝 ItalianUpdated 15d ago
87
Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
46
Volume
27
Local Gd
10
Authority
4
★ 4.6
166 reviews
AI Verified · 86% realTop 54% in Café
Quick facts
💰Price: Photo of reviewer who wrote "Excellent service, reasonably priced yet tasty food."
Rating timeline
Quality trend
→Stable
1+ year ago
★ 4.78
46 reviews
3-12 months
★ 3.67
3 reviews
Last 3 months
★ 5.00
1 review
Popular times
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Usually very busy right now
Community rating
4.2★★★★☆775 votes
5★
390
4★
235
3★
89
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48
1★
13
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Affordable×12Delicious / Tasty×9Expensive×4Nice atmosphere×3Fresh ingredients×2Authentic×2Spicy×1Family friendly×1

What Google Reviewers Say About Red Chilli Cafe

★ 5 — Dan Samitisirisuk

Food was excellent! (our mains were the black squid risotto and a 400g steak). A cozy family vibe restaurant inside a gated village, great for a relaxing brunch on the weekends. Lots of parking space.

★ 5 — Myeongjin Choi

If you bored with thai foods, you could try this restaurant. I can't tell that it had a great taste. But considering cheap price, it could be good choice to have a dinner with comfortable vibe. And Staffs were so kind and lovely.

★ 5 — Non Sirisopana

Hidden gem in Pakamas Village. Restaurant serves international cuisine at great value for money. Ordered a couple of dishes and they were all delicious. Recommend for anyone.

About Red Chilli Cafe

Location
 222 Phatthanakan 20 Alley, Lane 8, Suan Luang, Bangkok 10250, Thailand
Cuisine
Café, Italian, Western
Price range
Photo of reviewer who wrote "Excellent service, reasonably priced yet tasty food."
Trust Score
86.6/100 — Highly credible reviews
Phone
+66 95 007 4749
Website
www.facebook.com/pages/Red-Chilli-Caf%C3%A9/393103504388346
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