Make Me Mango Tha Tian

Food & Drink · Phra Nakhon

67 Maha Rat Rd, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200

Rated 4.7/5 from 1947 reviews.

Data checked on 23 May 2026.

Order the Fancy Mango smoothie if you are coming straight from the temple heat. It uses three whole mangoes in one glass and lasts the walk to the river. The classic mango sticky rice with butterfly-pea blue rice is the photograph everyone takes, but the bingsu is the one to eat sitting down.

Walk out the back gate of Wat Pho, turn into Soi Tha Tian, and the yellow paint of Make Me Mango appears about three minutes later. The whole concept rests on one fruit. Every dessert on the menu is built from golden Okrong mangoes, a variety grown in Nakhon Ratchasima and prized for its perfume.

The signature is the classic mango sticky rice plated with butterfly-pea blue rice, warm coconut sauce and a scatter of toasted mung beans. The Mango Bingsu arrives as a mountain of shaved ice topped with mango sauce, sweet condensed milk, fresh ripe mango and a scoop of mango ice cream, built for two spoons rather than one. The Mango Yuzu Garden Tart pairs the fruit with citrus and edible sugar flowers. The Sunshine Mango Toast lands with vanilla ice cream sliding off the corners.

For drinks, the Fancy Mango is a one-liter smoothie of mango blended with yogurt that uses up to three whole fruits per glass.

Most items sit in the 150 to 250 baht range. The cafe opens 10:30 AM and closes 8 PM daily, which fits the standard Wat Pho visit window: temple first, dessert and a long cold drink after. Pair it with the river breeze at Tha Tien pier on the way back. There is no parking on Tha Tien; arrive by ferry, by tuk-tuk from MRT Sanam Chai, or on foot from the temple grounds.