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Roast Coffee & Eatery is Bangkok's most celebrated specialty coffee destination, and their flagship location in EmQuartier's Helix building is nothing short of spectacular. Opened by passionate coffee enthusiasts, Roast has been at the forefront of Bangkok's third-wave coffee movement since 2013.
The EmQuartier location spans a generous space with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the famous spiral gardens. The industrial-chic interior features exposed brick, copper fixtures, and a massive coffee bar where skilled baristas craft exceptional drinks. It's both a serious coffee destination and a comfortable spot for work or socializing.
What sets Roast apart is their commitment to sourcing and roasting. They work directly with farms across Thailand and internationally, roasting beans on-site to ensure freshness. Whether you prefer a perfectly extracted espresso, a delicate pour-over, or their signature cold brews, the quality is consistently outstanding.
Beyond coffee, Roast serves an excellent all-day brunch menu with Western and Thai-inspired dishes. The space is laptop-friendly with good WiFi, making it a favorite among Phrom Phong's remote workers and digital nomads.
Single-origin coffees brewed to order with precise technique. Ask about their current selection.
Multiple cold brew options including their famous nitrogen-infused version on tap.
Excellent breakfast and brunch menu with eggs benedict, avocado toast, and Thai-inspired dishes.
Floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking EmQuartier's stunning Helix garden terraces.
Yes, it's one of the best cafés in Phrom Phong for remote work. The space is large, WiFi is reliable, and the atmosphere is work-friendly. Weekday mornings are quietest.
It depends on your preference. For espresso lovers, try their signature drinks. For specialty coffee enthusiasts, ask about the current single-origin pour-over. Their cold brew is excellent in Bangkok's heat.
Yes, they have a full brunch menu available all day. Popular items include eggs benedict, grain bowls, and their Thai-style rice dishes. Quality matches the coffee.
Prices are higher than regular Bangkok cafés but reasonable for specialty coffee. Expect to pay ฿140-200 for specialty drinks. The quality justifies the premium.
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