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Milk & More: More than meets the eye.

Date of observation: 24/01/2012 By The TripPacker

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Editor's Comment

Good point: Milk & More has a good selection of snacks, sandwiches, and milk beverages to choose from compared to other shops like it.

Bad Point: Parking space is very difficult to find in this area.

Summary: Kanom pung ping is a timeless snack that is enjoyed by the young and old. To remain different from other shops, Milk & More tries to come up with more toppings to put on bread

01 The TripPacker's Review

Milk & More: More than meets the eye.

There are quite a few shops around Thailand that sell milk and kanom pung ping, a timeless snack that is enjoyed by the young and old, which is basically toast. You may be thinking “Oh, its just toast”, you are not wrong. However, these toasts are made using an electric grill because the slices of bread do not fit any household toaster. Got you’re attention now?


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Milk & More is a newcomer in this market. The shop occupies two blocks of a townhouse in baby-pink. Inside the shop, the décor is cream colored, with plenty of space to sit. Probably the best place to sit is on the counter-seat facing the road. You can watch the flow (or congestion) of Bangkok’s colorful cars thanks to cab companies.

Like the name says, there really is milk, and more on the menu than your average kanom pung ping shop. Beverages include sweetened milk, plain milk, pink milk, green tea milk, chocolate milk, malt milk, coffee milk, and various other hot milk drinks.

Make sure you always

  • The shop is open everyday from 11AM to 10PM with a break from 2PM to 3.30PM.
  • Parking is very difficult to find in this area. Take public transportation if possible.
  • You can specify how well grilled you would like your toasts to be.
  • You can choose the ice-cream flavor that comes with every ‘Toast’ menu.

อ่านต่อ

As for the snacks menu, you have the Baked Bread set – kanom pung ob; chunks of bread and croissants are served with a bright green Pandanus-flavored dipping sauce called sungkaya. If you prefer toast, kanom pung ping toppings include sungkaya, sungkaya-bannana, chocolate, peanut-butter, sugar & butter, butter & condensed milk, and many other uncommon toppings as well. A popular snack here is the Honey Toast. The Honey Toast is a large slice of bread topped with honey, and served with a scoop of ice cream, bananas, and whipped cream. If you like dark chocolate, order the dark chocolate-coated banana with almonds. Sandwiches such as sandwich-croissant ham and cheese and sandwich-croissant with tuna are also on the menu.

Milk & More is open late in the morning until late in the evening with a break from 2PM to 3.30PM. Ordering take-away is possible if you prefer to eat at home. The shop has a number of different milk sizes you can buy back home or give to others. Parking is very difficult to find in this area so it would be best to take public transportation. Once you are done with your afternoon snack, you can go visit nearby attractions such as Nang Lerng market, temples, and more.

02 General Info + How to go

Milk & More

Address : 223, 225 Nakorn Sawan Rd., Wat Sommanat Sub-district, Pom Prap Sattru Phai District, Bangkok
GPS : 13.758956,100.510625
Contact no. : 086 998 0364
Facebook : Milk & More
Recommended :
  • Hot Milk(25 Baht)
  • Cold milk, Pink milk, Green tea milk, Tea milk(30 Baht)
  • Baked Bread Set(39 Baht)
  • Kanom Pung Ping(15-20 Baht)
  • Croissant Ham and Cheese(49 Baht)
  • Dark chocolate-coated Banana with Almonds(39 Baht)
  • Honey Toast(97 Baht)
Number of tables : 10 tables
Opening Hrs. : Open everyday from11.00-22.00 (Closes during 14.00-15.30 Mon-Fri)
Payment : Cash
Parking : None; Park in the nearby temple.

 

How to get there

From Ratchadamnoen Klang road, drive to Nakorn Sawan road. Once past the intersection with Paniang road, Milk & More will be on your left before Nang Lerng market.

If coming from Krung Kasem road, turn into Nakorn Sawan road. Milk & More will be to your right after Nang Lerng market.

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