Cafe & bakery
Somewhere Home Cafe
Best for A full working day in a quiet café on On Nut Soi 17
- On Nut
- BTS On Nut
- $
About
Somewhere Home Cafe is a renovated old shophouse at the mouth of On Nut Soi 17 Yaek 9, well in from Sukhumvit. BKKMenu lists it among the On Nut cafés worth the detour and names the Kenya drip and the house Onnut Sour as the drinks to try, alongside homemade baked goods. A Wanderlog review describes a green-and-brown wood interior, a mocha made with whisky syrup as the standout glass, coffee from about 70 baht, good bagels, friendly owners and a room where nobody minds you working for hours. Seating is on two floors. Google gives hours as 08:00 to 16:00 daily, while BKKMenu lists Thursday as the closing day, so check the cafe's Instagram, @sakkwa.bkk, before a Thursday visit. It is roughly two kilometres from BTS On Nut; a motorbike taxi or songthaew into Soi 17 beats walking. Google rating 4.9 from more than 180 reviews.
What to order
Each pick traces to a source at the end of the page.
- Kenya drip coffee
- Onnut Sour
- Mocha with whisky syrup
- Bagel
Bangkok Foodie Selection 2026
Featured in our guides
Ranked in 2 Bangkok Foodie guides, best placing first.
No. 7 of 8 · On Nut Restaurants
What the guide says:
Renovated shophouse café at the mouth of On Nut Soi 17 Yaek 9. Coffee from about 70 baht, a mocha with whisky syrup, bagels, two floors you can work on all day. Google 4.9 from more than 180 reviews.
No. 13 of 16 · Best Cafes in Bangkok
What the guide says:
Renovated shophouse on On Nut Soi 17 Yaek 9 where nobody minds you working for hours. Kenya drip, the house Onnut Sour, coffee from about 70 baht; motorbike taxi from BTS On Nut.