Jingjok

Thai culture

บาร์ของหวาน: the dessert bar

บาร์ของหวาน

baa kǎawng-wǎan

The dessert bar is part of the price, and the clock keeps running while you stand at it. Shabushi has an ice-cream cabinet and, in newer branches, soft serve with toppings and a bingsu bar. Hot Pot and Nai Pran do build-your-own shaved ice: a mountain of น้ำแข็งใส, sweetened condensed milk, red syrup, jelly, corn and sweet beans. MK sells unlimited ice cream for a small extra and has Thai sweets like บัวลอย. Thai tea and the soft-drink refill station round it off. Take a small cup first: a plate of melting ice cream that comes back uneaten is a leftover like any other, and the leftover fee does not care that it was dessert.

Try this today

Order your shaved ice in Thai: น้ำแข็งใส, then name two toppings.

Learn this in “Shabu night” →

Your first 90 days of Thai

Culture cards in Jingjok are tied to the words that carry them, each ending in one thing to try today.

The first week is free.