Tim Nom Sod Pratu Phi – Chill out with charcoal-grilled bread

#BangkokTravel 🍞🥛 “Tim Nom Sod Pratu Phi – Chilling in the evening with charcoal-grilled bread and special fresh milk recipe” Have you ever tried a charcoal-grilled bread shop like this? I had the chance to stop by one evening in Pratu Phi Alley. Tim Nom Sod is located on the side of the road with an open-air atmosphere. In the evening, it was full of people chilling out, but it wasn’t stuffy. It felt like sitting in a friend’s room after school.  🥐 Signature menu – Custard Bread & Thai Tea Let’s start with a popular dish, Custard Bread (45 baht) — served with two-colored custard: pandan and Thai tea. The pandan custard is fragrant, soft, and well-rounded. The Thai tea is slightly bitter, giving it a well-rounded flavor. The charcoal-grilled bread is amazing! Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, with a distinct aroma of butter and charcoal wood. Super good for the heart  🥤 Hot fresh milk & smooth vanilla For those who don't like too sweet, we recommend the hot fresh milk (35 baht) with a slightly sweet taste, smooth milk scent, not harsh on the throat, helping to cut the richness of the bread perfectly.  There's also vanilla milk (40 baht) with a light vanilla scent. We recommend you'll like it!  🎯 Atmosphere & Fun • Evening to night is the best time for the shop. Open-air, cool breeze, not too hot.  • The shop is like a milk shop after school. There's soft music playing. It's like sitting and chatting with friends. While eating bread with fragrant orange jam, it's worth it. () • Although there's no parking in the shop, you can park on the side of the road or in the temple on the opposite side. Convenient from evening to night.  #Bangkok attractions #must-visit cafes