Lost in songwat – Cafe, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Samphanthawong

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Lost in Songwat is a heritage cafe in a 150-year-old Chinese house in Bangkok's Chinatown. Leashed dogs are welcome indoors and in the brick courtyard at no fee, though there is no dog menu.

Price range: Coffee and specialty drinks about THB 130-150; about THB 100-250 per person.

Bringing your pet

Dogs allowed inside

Size limitation
Contact to confirm
Pet fee / deposit
No fees
Outdoor area
Yes
Allowed inside
Leash required

Size limitation: Contact to confirm
Pet fee / deposit: No fees
Outdoor area: Yes
Allowed inside: Yes
Leash required

Leashed dogs are welcome inside the renovated rooms and outside in the open-air brick courtyard and the shaded area around the banyan tree. No fee applies, and no size, breed or weight limit is posted. Owners must keep dogs leashed and supervised at all times.

There is no dog or pet menu, and the cafe has no dog-specific facilities such as agility, grooming or pet daycare. It is not an animal cafe or pet hotel and keeps no resident animals.

Please follow the rules, be polite and considerate, and do not leave pets unattended unless you have agreed this in advance with the staff.

Description

Lost in Songwat is a heritage cafe and bar in a restored 150-year-old Chinese shophouse, with weathered brick, wooden beams, a stone spiral staircase and a banyan tree growing through its walls. The space has a vintage style, with an air-conditioned indoor room, a courtyard and photo spots.

The menu covers specialty espresso drinks such as americano, latte and nitro cold brew yuzu, Thai tea, cocoa, sodas, craft beers, cakes and light bites such as burgers. Live acoustic music plays on Friday and Saturday evenings. It suits a calm, shaded stop for owners who want to sit with their dog.

Getting there

The cafe is in an alley off Song Wat Road, in Soi Ban Ya Waat, beside the Masjid Luang Kocha Itsahak mosque and next to the Gu Long Bao bun shop. Follow the Lost in Songwat signs along the alley.

The nearest station is MRT Blue Line Wat Mangkon, exit 1, about 500 metres (7 to 10 minutes) away on foot, or a short motorcycle taxi ride. There is no parking on site; paid car parks nearby on Song Wat Road include Chang Car Park, Pla Mangkon Car Park and the Peiing School lot.

Reviews

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