Arttitude Gallery & Tea House is a quietly kept art gallery On Nut Bangkok residents have been discovering for years — tucked into Sukhumvit Soi 81, it combines a small art space with a serene tea house decorated in lush greenery and home-café warmth.The setting is the draw as much as the menu. Inside, every corner is considered — artworks on the walls, charming details throughout, and a calm that’s hard to find this close to a BTS station. There’s seating both inside and out in a small garden.
The drinks focus on Monsoon teas, a quality Thai tea brand with a wide selection of blends and detailed flavour descriptions. The Doi Suthep — a Chiang Mai blend of green tea with strawberry, jasmine, rose, lavender, and lotus — is a popular order. Coffee is also available, and the homemade snacks (castela, lemon tart, cheesecake) pair well with both.
This is not a destination for crowds or noise. Arttitude runs quietly, doesn’t market itself heavily, and trusts its regulars to keep it. Worth finding.Getting ThereArttitude Gallery & Tea House is at Sukhumvit Soi 81,
Good place for relaxing. Atmosphere is cozy and peaceful Herbal tea is taste good☺️
It has a calm and comfortable atmosphere. Also, the interior design, including the small decorative items, made it a fascinating space.
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10/10
The first time I came here was with a friend who knows a lot about this city but still, living as a migrant. It's interesting that the taste of the tea shares so much about memory or impression in Bkk, or Thailand. For people who has to leave or stuck here, taste means differently. And it's good to have a brew in a hot afternoon just at the end of monsoon season.
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