Jibtai Cafe

It's good idea for have a breakfast here. This place suitable for family or friends. Jibtai have choices like american breakfast , waffle, sausage or beverage like coffee. I like meni waffle club sandwich. It is waffles with ham, cheese, vegetable and fried egg, served with potato fried. The price is not high.

Nice little cozy cafe with lovely atmosphere. The food was not so impressive, but it is OK considering its price (very economical).

This cafe open every day nice and early which is great for early birds like my family. There's limited menu offers, but each dishes were cooked very well. The waffle was nice, puffy on the inside and crunchy on the outside. The pork overdose fried rice was full of ham, sausages and bacon. Our favorite dish was the peaches, cream and waffle, it just fulfilled your morning tooth craving

The Cafe open at 7am and we walked in at 7.10am and the Cafe is up and ready for service. The owner also own the Belucky sausage brand so ordering anything dishes with their bacon and sausage is always recommended. We ordinary the pork three ways fried rice, pan fried egg with loaded bacon and honey peach waffle. Their fries rice is delicious and perfect to start the day off. The waffle is soft, crispy and delicious to eat with tangy peach and cream. We ordered total of seven dishes and the price came at little over 700thb. What a great value for money

Comfy and quiet place for food and drinks, the owner of the store also owns Be Lucky Sausage and ham company which is popular in Thailand for many years.

Jibtai cafe is the place that super recommend for Breakfast. Their food are delicious and worth of money. Kai Krata (2 fired eggs with bacon/sausage) and Fried Rice with sausage are so yummy. The listed price are around 65-90 thai baht. The shop has nice coffee. The location has convenient Parking lot with easy access from Vibhavadee road and Prachachuen road. It has MRT red line station right in front of the building which will be opened in 2021.

I was first recommended to try Jibtai Cafe by a family member and was intrigued to try it as the cafe is conveniently close to home. The cafe is located on the first floor of what seems to be an office building close to the Wat Samian Nari train station. The cafe is decorated simply with some antique TVs and bird-handled canes, seating around 20+ people. The cafe serves simple yet well-made home-cooked style dishes. Since my first visit, here are my recommended dishes which I always order on every visit: 1) Pan-fried eggs set, which comes with a glass of orange juice, 2) Thai fried rice, which is cooked to perfection without being overly salty, 3) Waffle club sandwich, which is a tomato, lettuce, ham, and aloe sandwich with light and fluffy waffles as the bread, and 4) Honey peach waffles, which are the same light and fluffy waffles, served with canned peaches, whipped cream, and local honey. Highly recommend for all.