Bacha Coffee, a renowned coffee brand dating back a century, has recently established its first shop in Bangkok, located in Siam Paragon. This milestone marks the brand’s initial foray into the Thai market.
Bacha Coffee’s latest outlet cleverly integrates a retail boutique with a comfortable coffee room. The store presents an impressive array of specialty coffees, complete with a selection of packaged products and accessories. A relaxed atmosphere is achieved by the store’s design, which echoes Moroccan aesthetics. This is a nod to the brand’s roots, which trace back to the Dar el Bacha palace in Marrakeck, where it was first founded in 1910.
The coffee room entices customers with a menu that focuses on slow-roasted coffee, prepared through time-honoured techniques. This aromatic beverage is perfectly complemented by a range of pastries, such as croissants. Additionally, customers are offered the option of purchasing takeaway drinks – both hot and cold – served with Chantilly cream and raw sugar candy sticks.
In recent times, Bacha Coffee has undergone significant expansion, spreading its influence across Asia and other international markets. This growth has been facilitated by V3 Gourmet, the parent company of TWG Tea. Bacha Coffee’s presence now reaches far and wide, with stores operating in locations as varied as Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, the Middle East, and Europe.
What is unique about Bacha Coffee’s new store in Bangkok?
The store uniquely combines a retail boutique and a coffee room, offering specialty coffees, packaged products, and accessories. Its design draws from Moroccan influences, paying homage to the brand’s origins.
What food and beverages does the coffee room offer?
The coffee room offers a menu centered around slow-roasted coffee, paired with pastries such as croissants. Customers can also purchase takeaway drinks, which are served with Chantilly cream and raw sugar candy sticks.
Where else does Bacha Coffee operate?
Bacha Coffee has a global presence, with stores in Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, the Middle East, and Europe.
