Kope Hya Tai Kee – Popular Thai traditional brunch

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Kope Hya Tai Kee Introduction

When you come to Thailand, you must try the famous local breakfast restaurant ~ Kope Hya Tai Kee has a history of 60 years.

It is located in the old town of Bangkok, about 7 minutes’ drive from the Grand Palace. After eating, it is very convenient to walk to nearby famous attractions. If you ride a motorbike like us, you can park it next to the store.

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If you see a group of people waiting in line when you go, just follow them! You will find that most of them are Chinese tourists, probably because of the recommendations of Chinese apps. (Xiaohongshu)

Restaurant Environment

The waiters are often too busy, so if there is space, you can sit down first. The menus are at the counter and you can pick them up. After reading, go directly to the counter to order. The waiters will confirm the table number with you, which is your order number. Then just listen to see if they call you.

There are also snacks and canned drinks sold at the counter.

There are many pictures of meals on the wall, and you can see many Asian faces.

Kope Hya Tai Kee Menu

The average price of each dish is about 100 to 200 baht, which is not cheap in Thailand, but you can feel the texture when you look at the menu. Each dish has a corresponding digital picture, which makes it easier even if you can’t read the words.

If you add more A row of Chinese characters would be great! After all, the customers are still mainly Chinese.

Meals we ordered and prices

▌Stir-fried minced pork with black Chinese olive in the rice bowl

✔228 baht

It is similar to fried pork, with various condiments on it, such as peanuts, onions, peppers, etc., paired with fried beef and pork. It is not too spicy but has the flavor of Thai spices. The rice is made of Thai rice-shaped and thin It’s long, and the texture is a little bit firmer. Personally, I prefer Taiwanese rice.

▌Set 1:” Kai-kra-ta” full option (with cheese and bacon) +baguette sandwich

✔158 baht

This is a must-order meal for everyone who comes!! Must try~

The traditional baked eggs with the bread on the side are really great! I hope it is available in my own country. If anyone knows where it can be found in Taiwan, please tell me~(≖ᴗ≖)

The baked eggs in this dish are also served with bacon, minced meat, and cheese, which has a richer taste. The outer layer of the bread is very crispy, and it goes very well with the baked eggs sandwiched in the middle.

▌Roti’n sweet condensed milk

✔89 baht

When you come to Thailand, you need to know this word: Roti. Any pancake will be called this, just like a banana pancake is called “banana roti”

This pancake is different from what I remember. It’s slightly sweet when eaten alone, and with the condensed milk on the side, I don’t think it’s too greasy.

▌“Cha-Khem-nom-khon” milk tea (Thai style)

✔115 baht

That’s right! I ordered the safest drink: Thai milk tea!

I chose this because I was too afraid of The dish being a bomb, and I was amazed as soon as I drank it! It’s super refreshing. I can’t think of any other word other than refreshing on a hot day. The best thing is that they’re not so sweet that it’s hard to take a second sip. It’s great with ice cubes.

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