They are also among Watananun’s favourite neighbourhood spots. Others include Zinme Teahouse, which serves Burmese food in an old teahouse; Khna Coffee Brewers; and Baan Orapin, a Lanna-style heritage bed-and-breakfast that she often recommends to visiting friends.
“There are also small textile and craft shops nearby like Karma Local and Nusara that I really love because they reflect a side of Wat Ket that still feels tactile, local, and quietly creative,” said Watananun.
She also enjoys walking across the pedestrian bridge towards Warorot Market.
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