We\ve tried their Classic Thai Chicken on rice, Toast with pandan custard & you can even customized your eggs with other ingredients such as bacon, chicken floss, sausages, etc. The rice with mushroom chicken is delicious and it was recommended by the waitress. The toast is nice as well. The Thai coffee comes with Jasmine tea (as a set), never tried coffee with Jasmine tea, which surprisingly good. We also tried their hot matcha latte & hot coffee with soy milk and black sesame, which are not so bad. The environment is cozy & quiet. There\s no train station nearby, you can take taxi to get there.

I ate at the Siam Square One branch which is very noticeable from the Siam BTS station with an old truck jutting out from the building onto the spacious outdoor balcony. I would have loved to had sit outside, but April in Bangkok is just too darned hot so my friend and I took advantage of the AC and sat inside. The decor is great, modeled after a provincial train station cafe from decades past, which it seems is how the chain got its start. The food has stayed close to its roots, with a mix of SE Asian, Chinese, and European influences from long before the word "fusion" was invented and heavily reliant on a variety of spam-style meats. Not exactly haute cuisine, but filling and reasonably priced.