KrungThep Tea Time

So tasty! Came here on a recommendation and was not disappointed! Both the Thai Iced Tea and Thai Iced Coffee were perfect. The sandwiches were so good! Pesto Chicken and Gra-​Pow Chicken (spicy!) are solid choices and come with a delicious side salad with some magical dressing.

Delicious teas and sandwiches. So far I’ve had their coconut iced tea and their thai coffee, and both were pretty amazing. The portions are pretty huge for the price, too! The sandwiches are buttery in all the right ways and downright delectable. Service is good and the staff is kind.
I’d love to have the space to come in and work on my laptop, but I wouldn’t want to feel like I’m stealing time away from other potential customers. I *heart* you, Krungthep!

My favorite place to pick up a cup of tea!
Brick toasts!!!

Loved this place! It’s minimally decorated but I like that. Staff is very friendly.
I had the iced coffee with no milk. It was delicious and at $ 3 you can’t go wrong.
I had the satay satay sandwich made with a local sunflower bread. It was perfect. Savory, with carrots and red onions.
Each plate is accompanied with a salad. Wish we saved room to try the toasts. They look amazing!

After seeing this place all over Instagram, I have been dying to try it! Today I finally did. I stopped in for a late lunch to go. I ordered the Tomyum sandwich on multigrain bread and an iced coffee drink called the «O Liang» (or something?) they compared to an Americano. The sandwich was out of this world. It was like a grilled cheese, warm and crispy on the outside and melty on the inside. It came with marinated shrimp, onions, cilantro, lime leaves, pepper jack cheese and Tomyum mayo. I loved the slight heat from the pepper jack and the twist of lime. It came with a small green salad on the side with Asian dressing. I will definitely be coming back to try some more of their food!
I was really disappointed with my coffee drink. It said on the menu it was sweet, so I asked if I could make it unsweetened but the cashier told me it was pre made so that was not possible. I should have just ordered something else. It was way too sweet for my liking and had an awful tap water after taste. Next time I’m trying the tea.

This place is amazing!! So many option when it comes to tea choices and if you are a tea lover like myself, you will love Krung Thep Tea Time. My friend I had been wanting to try Krung Thep Tea Time for while and when we went we were not disappointed.
The restaurant itself is very cute. The only thing that I thought it lacked and other reviewers have mentioned as well is seating.
The menu has a lot of options when it comes to tea (cold or warm, thai or traditional etc). I really wanted to try the Lychee tea because I had heard some raving things about it but unfortunately they didn’t have any left. I opted for hot Ginger Honey tea and was really good. I even asked the waitress if the tea leaves/​tea bags were available for purchase which she informed me they would be in the future.
For my sandwich I picked the Pesto Chicken on rye and it was delicious. My overall experience at Krung Thep Tea time was great. The food was good and the service was great. I highly recommend this place to anyone who is a tea lover.

I know I’m going to end up updating this review because there are just so many slurps I want to sip! But I just couldn’t resist writing this review after my first visit because I’m just so excited about KrungThep.
First impression: umm a minimalist DREAM! I’m not a minimalist, not even slightly, but the design and décor of this place is so refreshing and fun and almost inspires me to abandon my collector ways. Almost. From the painted brink walls to the cement floors to the Instagram-​worthy flashy light bulb letters behind the expansive counter top, the atmosphere feels chic and spacious.
A friend and I met here late morning to catch up over tea, a nice change from the usual coffee spots. We were seated right away in a nice cozy corner table. There are only about 5 or 6 tables in the whole place, so I can see how waiting for a seat might become an issue in the busier hours. The bonus to this, however, is that the setting is nice and quiet and perfect for conversation with your peeps.
We both just ordered iced teas. I, the Japanese Cherry green tea, and my friend, the Passion green tea. We both thought they were very refreshing and a really good amount for the price. They have so many flavors in iced/​hot teas and then even more milk /​matcha /​thai teas. After reading more Unilocal reviews, I definitely want to try the iced thai tea next!
Our server was also extremely kind and helpful with our questions and greeted us with a big smile upon coming and leaving. I will be back often, for sure!

So I could have sworn that by now I had reviewed this place… as I’ve quite literally driven across Florida before to satiate my tea and sweets craving (shout out to having equally impulsive friends).
Krung Thep reminds me of a piece of the world we often lose in the hubbub of society. You may laugh, but this place – for me – reconnects me to mindfulness and being present. They have wifi but unless you came to this sweet little establishment to do work, who needs with the chic scenery, good company, and quality music and fare.
The teas are well made (I’ve only had their brewed teas and can attest that their Aromatic Rose, Earl Grey Crème, Darjeeling, and Summer Rain have become my go to’s). Their sandwiches are flavorful and well thought out combinations. Heck, I even eat their «naked sandwiches» or salads happily – and that means they aren’t your typical throw on the Romaine and Iceberg and hope no one cares they’re eating texture-​ized water, these are salads of substance.
And of course, if you have a sweet tooth or just want to cutely wow someone, they have their sweets and rather popular brick toasts. Now, for those of you unfamiliar, brick toast is a treat for the senses originating in Asia! The bread is soaked in a sweet medley of flavors before being toasted – and while some come in that box/​brick shape to fill with goodies, Krung Thep has overridden the awkward how do I eat this by making deconstructed brick toast with all the treats stacked on top! Pair say a Sleeping Beauty or Cha-​Chaa with a fresh cup of tea and you are set! (Sharing optional.)
As you can tell, my experiences here have been nothing short of positive, and while I fear this may hype it up for you – go anyways – it’s worth every minute.

I am pretty much always in the mood to be at KrungThep and that’s because it’s just so delicious. It might not look like much from the outside but once you walk in through the doors it can be quickly seen why this place has shown up all over Instagram. It’s so cute! Because of how the space is set up it feels large which is nice to feel like there is freedom to sit without people being on top of you. The only reason why I wouldn’t give this place five stars is because with the luxury of floor space, it makes seating limited. I have spent my fair share of time waiting for a table to be ready so I can partake in the experience.
When it comes to drinks, those babies are massive and worth every cent. For matcha fans the Matcha Milk Tea is a good time, but my heart and tastebuds always go back to the Cha Nom which is a classic milk tea with cream and sugar. When it comes to food there are a few veggie options and they are willing to work around other menu items if there is something that sounds appealing. I’ve had the Bird & Apple sandwich sans turkey but with tomato which was a good call. I hear the sandwich as it appears on the menu is always perfect.
Don’t leave this place without allowing yourself to snag a brick toast, which for me is the main attraction. The Ka-​Ti brick toast is definitely a personal favorite and I highly recommend it!

This place is delicious and very novel. It’s a fresh approach to Thai food through sandwiches, salads, tea, and (most notably) desserts! The interior is very minimalistic and elegant. The seating is limited and there is a small waiting area by the cash register. If all the tables are full you can sit and relax while perusing the clipboard menus. Please note, your menu could be missing sheets since they are clipped loose. My friend had the iced milk tea menu that I was missing, but we just shared. No big deal, but just be aware.
I tried the spicy beef and vegetable «Thaiger is crying» sandwich with traditional Thai «jaaw» (sometimes called «jow»). Jaaw packs a smokey and very spicy Thai chili flavor. My husband had the papaya salad with shrimp. Both looked lovely and tasted good, but this is not traditional Thai food. It’s very stylized Thai food presented in signature salads and sandwiches. It’s the essence of Thai food, but in a different form that you would expect from a traditional Thai restaurant. I applaud this culinary exploration.
The standout of the evening was the delicious iced (and decaf) milk tea and the crazy delicious «brick toast» desserts. Our table tried the coconut, strawberry, and chocolate varieties. All delish and we should have shared! The desserts are ample, pretty, and most importantly they are so scrumptious! This is a really cute spot to hang out and relax over some great tea and dessert. Perfect for a girls night out.

This shop looks tiny and insignificant from the outside, but it is ADORABLE on the inside and the flavors here pack a punch! The interior is decorated so nicely. I feel like I could hang around all afternoon.
We started with teas. I got the jasmine iced tea and my coworker got the Thai iced tea. If anyone has not had Thai iced tea, this is definitely the place. Huge mugs, crushed soft ice, and sweet, sweet Thai iced tea. Perfect. They have so many options for tea, you’d have to come back 50 different times to try them all.
I may have made an error when ordering my food because I went with the salad vs the sandwich. I was slightly disappointed by the salad which is the only reason I can’t give Krungthep 5 stars. I got the Tom Yum salad and it was more like a 3-​star salad. Small portion and literally had three ingredients– spring mix, big white onion strips, and a couple shrimp with Tom Yum mayonnaise on top. It just wasn’t as super as I wanted it to be. My coworker got the Satay Satay sandwich and loved it. All of their sandwiches looked amazing, so I’ll be coming back for the veggie sandwich and will hopefully be able to up my review to 5 stars.
The best part of our meal was the BRICK TOAST. Must get brick toast. We got the monkey brick toast with chocolate and bananas. Holy moly, it was good.
Come here for tea. Come here for desert. Come here for sandwiches! This place screams originality and flavor.

I really want to give this place a 5 star — the food is almost really deserving of that. However a dining experience is more than the food on the plate. It is the overall experience and especially the atmosphere, and therefore in all honesty, the dining experience for me was lacking.
The main culprit aka the exhaust really needs to get an upgrade cause we could smell the rancid oil as soon as we entered and after a while a member of my dining party complained about how badly her eyes were stinging. And then after we headed out, not only did the miasma of old-​oil smell hung around our clothes, but when we ran our hands through our hair, our fingers also came away greasy. The oil/​butter used for toasting the sandwiches also doesn’t seem to be that great of a quality as I experienced sour burps all the way back when driving back home :-(
I hope they get a chance to improve as I really do want to come back for a repeat experience and get the chance to change my review’s star ratings.

My boyfriend and I order Thai ice coffee and matcha milk tea yesterday. They were so good! The price is not that bad either. Three dollars each! The Thai ice coffee had that strong taste I like, similar strong taste like viet coffee. Matcha milk tea definitely had that matcha milky taste. I heard the sandwiches are good here, I’ll try them next time.
The decorations for the place is cute. I thought the place would be bigger. It’s a bit small. They put receipts and cash back in small glass cups which I think are cute. The atmosphere give a pretty cozy and calm feeling. I won’t mind studying here once awhile. There’s also wifi that you can use.
If you’re sitting front of the window and it’s sunny, prepare really warm or hot feeling going on you. Made me kinda hot but the drinks cooled me down a bit.

I’m loving these sandwiches at KrungThem Tea Time. It’s literally a 2 minute commute for me from work. Its hard not to go everyday to pick up something for lunch! The Gra-​pow chicken is my front runner sandwich, followed by the Tomyum Goong. These sandwiches are packed with awesome thai flavors. The side salad is a perfect light matching to offset the sandwich. The teas are amazing as well. You won’t be disappointed!
I have yet to try their massive desserts, but they are definitely inviting!

This is an exciting addition to Winter Park. They have Thai fusion sandwiches using Olde Hearth bread plus lots of teas and sweet toasts! The location is good since they have their own lot, but the inside seems like it could definitely accommodate more tables than they have. It’s strangely sparse and industrial feeling since there’s so much so much open space. I agree with what others have said, that there should be a sign indicating you order at the counter versus taking a seat. We had to wait for a table and eventually we were sat and given menus to order from. The crying thaiger on sunflower bread was so good! Good flavors and excellently grilled bread with lots of cheese. I also ordered a matcha milk tea. It was a huge portion and sweet! We shared a brick toast, which I feel is one of the more exciting offerings of this menu. It was crunchy and very sweet.
There’s some room for improvements such as adding more tables (felt rushed so we didn’t take up a table instead of enjoying each other’s company and catching up), more menu items (boba tea, shaved ice to share, hot appetizers), and clearer signage, but overall I was very happy to have eaten here. This seems like it would be a fun café to go with friends to hang out, enjoy some food, and delicious teas or an after dinner place. I actually think this place has much higher quality sandwiches than Pom Pom’s (but Pom Pom’s has a larger selection), so if they expand their menu a little bit, it would be a force to be reckoned with!

If you appreciate Thai coffee and an arrangement of teas and quirky little sandwiches, this is the place for you. This place is a small, hipster place that is ideal for anyone who is looking for a place to sit down, catch up with friends and get a bite to eat. Located in the Winterpark, it is a bit of a drive if you’re in the heart of Orlando but it is not too far off from Viettown and Mills.
I tried their Thai iced coffee and I was very happy with it. It is served in a giant glass but you’re definitely able to finish it if you’re thirsty enough. They include the caffeine level in the menu but I was not very affected by the «high caffeine» boasted in the menu. I tried their pesto chicken sandwich and I was actually very impressed by it. It was delicious and I ate that sandwich so fast. A small salad is served on the side of your sandwich.
Service wise, I feel that the place is understaffed. It took a ridiculously long time for me to be served my sandwich. Like way too long. It was also difficult their attention sometimes when I wanted to order and it wasn’t made very clear whether they give us our check or not.
Ambiance wise, the place is minimal and quaint. It has one row of tables against a wall with a bench and pillows on it. In the corner of the restaurant hidden in a small alcove is a couch. I find it to be awkwardly placed. I think they could maximize the venue space more efficiently but since they are fairly new they may not have predicted the popularity of their restaurant. It doesn’t feel like a restaurant at all but more like a coffee shop.
However, I liked the place but want to see how it grows. I like their coffee and will definitely come back for more.

My sister and I visited for a late lunch and split a sandwich and brick toast. She also ordered the nom yen to drink, which is pink milk with no tea. She liked it but I wasn’t a fan. It reminded me a of strawberry-​flavored cereal milk. We had the green curry sandwich which was very unique. I don’t think I’ve ever had curry on a sandwich before. It tasted amazing and I would definitely order it again. We also had the ka-​ti brick toast which has crushed peanut, condensed milk and coconut ice cream. I love the presentation of the brick toast but it looks better than it tastes. Even with the ice cream, the toast was too dry for my liking and could have used more condensed milk. Overall it was just the right amount of food to split the two dishes between the two of us.
I was suprised at the interior of the restaurant. There are cute touches, but overall it’s quite stark and minimalist. They could definitely make much better use of the space. The seating is just one row of banquette tables along the wall and while it’s nice that you’re not right on top of the table next to you, I’m guessing that they run out of tables quickly during peak times.

Krung Thep is pretty unique! For a while I was totally into afternoon tea! This place is like the Thai version of afternoon tea in an amazing beyond words comparison.
There are pages upon pages of tea — hot tea, milk tea, iced tea, sweet tea, etc. There is no Boba tea, and that’s okay.
They also have sandwiches, salads, and desserts. Usually in afternoon tea, you have tea sandwiches, salads, and tiny desserts. This is not the case. These are a really good size.
We ordered two iced teas and a brick toast dessert with Ferrer Rocher Chocolates and ice cream. Heaven on earth is all I could think.
I loved the Thai iced tea with lemonade. My pink iced tea was too sweet for me.
Check out this amazing beautiful beyond words place out. You won’t want to leave!

Holy. Moly. 5 Stars because this is hands-​down my new favorite sandwich while also being my new favorite dessert. Simultaneously. I’m still recovering.
First off– love the look. It’s amazing how much a fresh coat of paint and some design work will do to an old space.
But looks aren’t everything, and the moment I opened the menu I found out why I’d been hearing so much buzz around this new tea shop. Not only was the tea list extensive, but the food I found on the menu after passing the teas were a big surprise. Forget tiny tea sandwiches– this place serves hot Thai-​inspired sandwiches with your choice of bread (Old Hearth Bread, no less!).
Despite not being a big tea drinker, I knew I had to try their Thai Iced Tea — Thai drink made with strongly brewed Ceylon tea, cream and sugar. It came in a giant glass mug serves on crushed ice. I’ve tried a lot of Thai Teas and often find that it overly sweetened to the point of not tasting tea at all. This isn’t the case at Krungthep. The drink was sweet of course, but the Ceylon tea flavor really came through. My friend ordered the iced Macha tea and i found myself switching from one to the other and back again.
Back to the food, I ordered the Satay Satay– marinated grilled chicken sandwich with veggies and peanut sauce on sourdough bread (toasted and covered in butter). Holy cow. These folks make a mean sandwich, friends. The chicken was moist, the peanut sauce was creamy and spiced just right, and the side salad was full of dark greens and homemade dressing.
My compadres ordered the Thaiger is Crying (beef, veggies, cheddar cheese, and spicy «Jaaw» sauce), which was salty perfection, and the Sweet and Sour (shrimp, pineapple, provolone cheese, sweet chili mayo), whose name says it all. Both were DIVINE and under $ 10. My favorite of the three sandwiches I tried was the Sweet and Sour because who woulda’ thunk a shrimp sandwich could be so good (and there’s no skimping on the shrimp! Some in every bite!). One note– neither were very spicy at all which was perfect for us because we’re spice wimps.
And then we got to the Brick Toast page of the menu. So obviously we had to try the Sleeping Beauty Brick Toast (squares of buttered toast drizzled with honey and topped with a scoop of ice cream). Have you ever dipped fries in a milkshake? It’s possibly the best thing ever primarily due to the perfect combination of salty and sweet. That is the same feeling I had when taking my first bite of this magical dessert. The buttered toast was blissfully salty and the honey and ice cream added intense sweetness that culminated in the most heavenly bite I’ve had in years. I have made a date with my mom to take her if only to try this fabulous dish.
I can’t wait to return to try their toast options (finally a toast spot opens up in Orlando! This has been a «thing» on the west coast for years now!). And to use the wifi. And to guzzle their creamy teas. And perhaps another Brick Toast dessert… Don’t judge me!

This place is awesome! The tea menu is kind of overwhelming because there are SO MANY to choose from, but the staff is super helpful and will answer your questions and offer suggestions.
The first page of tea options are all traditional teas, which you can get hot or iced. The second page of teas are specialty ones with other things added in. These are all the ‘fun’ ones that are different colors — pink, orange, etc.
There are also two separate pages of the food menu and, at first glance, they look exactly the same. The first page of sandwiches are ‘naked.’ This means it’s just the sandwich. The second page has almost all the same sandwiches as on the first, but a few more added on. I missed them the first 20 times reading the menu. This page also has a yummy salad that comes with the sandwich.
My first trip there I was torn between the green curry and the satay, satay sandwiches, and the server said I should go with the curry. Sold. It was absolutely delicious, but I didn’t get much of the curry flavor. I also had the Thai Iced Tea, which was tea with cream and sugar. It was absolutely delicious! When you stir it up, it turns the drink orange.
My friend had the Gra-​Prow chicken sandwich and he said it was fantastic too. He said it was spicy, but he’s a wimp when it comes to heat, so I don’t buy it! ;)
I cannot wait to go back to try more of their sandwiches. And their desserts. The tables on either side of me ordered a few and they all looked delicious!