Beverages Menu — Bangkok
The house drinks are made to order — lassi and chaas churned from full-fat curd, masala chai brewed (not steeped) with cardamom and ginger— alongside sealed bottles of water and soft drinks and coffee ground per cup. The right glass does as much work against chilli heat as any bread. Below are 13 beverages.
All drinks
Masala Chai / Tea
Loose-leaf Assam CTC boiled with milk, water and whole spices. Brewed the Indian way, never a bag steeped in water.
Americano
Fresh espresso lengthened with hot water, made to order. A clean finish after a rich, spiced meal.
Espresso
A single 60 ml shot pulled fresh to order. Ask if you would like it as a double.
Sweet Lassi
Whole-milk yogurt whisked with sugar and water until thick and frothy. The Punjabi classic, served cold.
Butter Milk (Chaas)
A thin, savoury yogurt cooler with roasted cumin and mint. The everyday glass poured after a North Indian lunch.
Milk (Hot/Cold)
A glass of full-cream dairy milk, served hot or chilled.
Water
Stay hydrated with our clean, purified drinking water. The perfect refreshing palate cleanser for your meal.
Coke / Coke Zero
Refresh yourself with a cold Coke or Coke Zero. The classic carbonated soda that pairs perfectly with any savoury dish.
Sprite
Enjoy a crisp and clear Sprite. A classic, caffeine-free lemon-lime soda that offers a sparkling burst of refreshment.
Fanta
Brighten up your day with a sweet and bubbly Fanta. A deliciously fruity, caffeine-free orange soda perfect for all ages.
Mango Lassi
Whole-milk yogurt blended thick with sweet mango and served cold. The lassi most people know.
Salted Lassi
Cool down with a savoury Salted Lassi. A refreshing, thick yogurt drink seasoned with salt and cumin, perfect for balancing spicy meals.
Masala Lemonade
Quench your thirst with our tangy Masala Lemonade. Fresh lemon juice mixed with Indian spices for a unique and refreshing sweet-salty cooler.
Notes from the kitchen — Beverages
On drinks. Lassi is whisked glass by glass at our service station with no syrup pumps — full-fat curd, ice, and either sugar and green cardamom or salt and roasted cumin. Masala chai is brewed rather than steeped: tea leaves and crushed cardamom go into milk-and-water and simmer for five minutes, which is why it takes longer to reach you than a coffee does. Chaas and fresh-lime, one glass at a time.
A lassi does more against chilli heat than water does, which is worth knowing before you pick from the full menu — and our halal page sets out what does and does not go into the cooking.
Frequently Asked Questions about Beverages
How sweet are the lassis, and is the mango one real mango?
A lassi comes in a 300 ml glass, whisked thick with sugar and a pinch of green cardamom, and each one is blended for the order — so ask for it less sweet, or with no sugar at all, and it is made that way. The mango lassi is built on canned Alphonso pulp, and we say so plainly: Alphonso has a short season and is rarely at its best outside India, so the pulp gives the same aroma all year, with fresh Thai mango folded through when it is good. Salted lassi and chaas are the savoury side of the same curd. A masala chai is ฿35 against ฿90 for the espresso or the americano.
Which drink works best against spicy food?
Dairy beats water — the casein in a lassi or chaas carries chilli heat away, while water just spreads it. Sweet lassi for comfort, salted chaas for the authentic Punjabi answer, plain milk for kids. The.
Can I get the drinks delivered with my food?
Yes — lassi, chaas and the sealed soft drinks travel fine on GrabFood and LINE MAN, and on a direct WhatsApp order over ฿1,000 we deliver anywhere in Bangkok ourselves, free. Masala chai is the one to drink here: it is brewed to order and loses its top notes sitting in a cup.