Mana Chujai Stories is a ceramic workshop café in Bangkok, in Lat Phrao Wang Hin Soi 3 combining a café, curated lifestyle and home décor shop, and creative workshops. The space is designed and owned by Phung (Supaporn Somnuan), a designer whose personal aesthetic runs through the product selection and the house itself. Regular ceramic workshops are hosted in collaboration with Yibdin Studio — buffet-style sessions where participants hand-build and underglaze-paint as many pieces as they like (1,890 THB per person, includes materials, unlimited clay, firing, and shipping; allow 20–30 days for delivery). Sessions run 13:00–16:30 with a maximum of six participants. No experience needed, suitable for all ages. Pet friendly. Near MRT Lat Phrao (Exit 4) or Yellow Line Chokchai 4 Station, both a short motorcycle taxi ride away. Parking available in front of the house. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 9 AM–5 PM.
No experience needed, suitable for all ages. Pet friendly. Near MRT Lat Phrao (Exit 4) or Yellow Line Chokchai 4 Station, both a short motorcycle taxi ride away. Parking available in front of the house. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 9 AM–5 PM.
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in the last weeke_pa
2 weeks agoThis is a really cute shop! The drinks aren't too expensive, and the staff are incredibly lovely – excellent service, polite, and very friendly. I was extremely impressed!
Prodpran Krabuanratana
3 weeks agoThe cafe has a great, relaxing atmosphere and is decorated cutely, just like a cafe in Korea. The tables are large, perfect for working or reading. There's parking for about 3-4 cars in front of the shop.
nuey :-3
3 weeks agonice place to spend time with your loved ones 🧚🏻♀️
woonsentan
a month ago☕️ Mana.Chujai Review A cafe that feels like visiting a friend's house. At first, I thought Mana.Chujai would be just another homey cafe in Bangkok that focuses on trendy, pretty photo spots. But after seeing the actual atmosphere, what I felt first wasn't the beauty... but the "comfort." ☕ My experience while sitting in the cafe: Mana.Chujai is a cafe that doesn't rush. It's not crowded to the point of feeling uncomfortable, and there are many different seating areas. Whether you come alone, read a book, work, or chat with friends, it feels like sitting in the home of someone with good taste, and patient enough to arrange everything in its proper place. ☕ What I liked: ✅ The coffee and drinks are unique. Especially the menu items like Black Orange or Black Co-Co, which many people talk about. ✅ Homemade desserts that fit the shop's concept; easy to eat, not too sweet. ✅ There are crafts, decorations, and small activities to browse, making the shop more lively than typical cafes. ✅ It's a place where you can sit for a long time without feeling pressured. . Things I dislike: ❌ The shop space isn't very large. If you go during peak hours, you might not get the peace and quiet you expect. ❌ Parking is limited; you might have to find parking in the side streets on some days. ❌ People who prefer luxurious cafes or those with extravagant menus might find this shop too simple.