Nueng Nom Nua (Banthat Thong)

Banthat Thong’s sugar rush runs on shokupan and milk. Nueng Nom Nua does it right: thick-cut Japanese milk bread toasted till the edges crackle, ready to dunk in Thai-style dips. The crowd is mostly Chula students and late-night snackers; expect a queue at peak hours, but it moves. Daily from 4pm–1am (last verified Apr 2026). Start with a charcoal toast slathered with cream cheese or go classic with shokupan plus warm pandan custard. Pair it with their house-blend milk — order it iced or as a frosty “milk slushie” — or switch it up with Thai tea. Portions are generous and prices stay student-friendly (most orders under 100 THB), so it’s easy to try a couple of combos. Find it on Banthat Thong Road in the Chula/Samyan pocket — perfect for a sweet stop after dinner along the strip. Go early evening to dodge the biggest lines, or roll in near midnight when the street cools off and cravings kick in. Casual, quick, and exactly what you want when you need something sweet and simple.