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BKK: Hello Kitty House Cafe

This popular cat icon says hello! :) We just chanced upon this cutest cafe after our walkathon along Siam Square and we were greeted with everything pink.

Come and see!



How really cute are those chairs and tables? I like that they  used more nude pink than fuchsia pink so it's easier on the eyes.  You can grab pastries, a cup of coffee and they even offer spa services like massage, facial and manicure! 

Its prices are a bit on the high range though so we didn't get anything, we really just gave ourselves a tour on this 2-floor cafe.



Here's a quick video, sorry for the noisy background! :)






Look at that ceiling! The 2nd floor acts more like a function room for parties and celebrations. If I become rich, I may just throw my future daughter's party here. Haha! So lilipad pa ko sa Bangkok noh? #libremangarap 


This cafe is a must see especially if you grew up going to Sanrio looking at the cutest pencil boxes, toys and notepads. Remember that time? ;)

So that's it for me for the Bangkok post series, you can read the previous parts here, here and here.



Hello Kitty House Cafe
Siam Square One
254 Phayathai Road
Opens at 10:00am

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