Restaurant

Sweettime

436 Yaowarat Rd, Khwaeng Samphanthawong, Khet Samphanthawong, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10100, Thailand

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436 Yaowarat Rd, Khwaeng Samphanthawong, Khet Samphanthawong, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10100, Thailand

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HoursMonday: Closed Tuesday: 5:30 PM – 1:30 AM Wednesday: 5:30 PM – 1:30 AM Thursday: 5:30 PM – 1:30 AM Friday: 5:30 PM – 1:30 AM Saturday: 5:30 PM – 1:30 AM Sunday: 5:30 PM – 1:30 AM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Sweettime

Sweettime cuts through Yaowarat’s neon crush with icy, street-side Thai-Chinese dessert bowls dialed for immediate relief. Crowds gather at the glowing pink cart for fast-moving comfort at pocket-friendly prices. Night-market regulars lean toward the bua loy nam khing—chewy black sesame rice balls submerged in warm, peppery ginger broth that resets the palate after heavy fried dishes. When Bangkok heat takes over, pivot cold. Plastic takeaway cups come loaded with crunchy water chestnuts, soft noodles, and fresh milk or lightly sweetened coconut syrup over crushed ice. Service is brisk, orders appear in minutes, and you can grab your cup to walk the sidewalk as the Chinatown traffic hums past.

  • Sprawling Dessert Roster: A broad menu of traditional Thai and Chinese sweets, spanning black sesame tang yuan in ginger tea to icy water chestnuts in coconut milk.
  • Climate-Curing Bowls: Offers both fiery ginger broths and chilled coconut milk cups designed to beat the humid street heat.
  • Street-Friendly Value: Most desserts and drinks range between 30 and 60 baht, served in quick-turnaround takeaway cups for sidewalk exploring.
  • Swift & Welcoming Service: Staff hand out menus promptly and guide visitors through topping combinations with minimal wait.

What's On at Sweettime

Upcoming events, special menus and other reasons to plan a visit.

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Why Visitors Choose Sweettime

Why night market explorers choose Sweettime for refreshing, portable Thai-Chinese sweets

  • Chilled Relief from Night Market Heat

    Chilled coconut milk and iced herbal desserts provide instant relief from Yaowarat's dense evening heat.

    This was a perfect dessert on a rainy, humid, and hot day.

    Bart
  • Complimentary Drinking Water and Ice Refills

    Guests can tailor their bowl's chill and sweetness using complimentary on-demand drinking water and ice refills at the stall.

    ที่ร้านมีน้ำดื่มบริการให้ฟรีด้วยนะครับ ถ้ามันหวานบาดคอมากไป สามารถขอน้ำดื่มกับทางร้านได้เลย หรือถ้าน้ำแข็งละลายแล้วอยากจะเติมน้ำแข็งเพิ่ม สามารถเดินไปบอกกับทางร้านได้เลย ทางร้านจะเติมน้ำแข็งให้ฟรี

    Nitikorn Poosri
  • Grab-and-Go Format for Busy Sidewalks

    Desserts served in portable to-go plastic cups let visitors navigate crowded Chinatown sidewalks without waiting for indoor seating.

    ไม่ได้เปิดเป็นโต๊ะให้นั่งทาน แต่มีเป็นเก้าอี้ให้นั่งรอหรือทานหน้าร้าน ขนมหวานใส่มาในแก้วพลาสติกสไตล์ Togo

    PAM NIMPOOLSWARD
  • Brisk Service for Moving Crowds

    Rapid ticket turnaround ensures patrons receive custom iced desserts in minutes despite dense queues.

    I gave it a go this time, and since they make every order really fast, I got mine within 2 minutes!

    Faa Papon
  • Soothing Reset After Spicy Street Food

    Chewy sesame tang yuan and aromatic ginger broth soothe the palate immediately following heavy, fiery street dinners.

    The rice ball was perfectly chewy, and the toasted sesame filling melted into a sweet, spicy ginger broth that felt both comforting and intense.

    Victor Barrero
  • Daily Housemade Black Grass Jelly

    The stall crafts its black grass jelly fresh in-house daily, producing a signature texture distinct from standard bulk jelly.

    Black jelly is a must-try as they make the black jelly by themselves everyday!! It’s so delicious and totally different from what you may have ever tasted before.

    Bart Lee

Other favorites

Traditional herbal and fruit desserts to explore

  • Cantloupe Sago in Fresh Milk

    สาคูแคนตาลูปนมสด

    Mr.Herokung
  • Ginkgo Nuts in Fresh Milk

    แปะก้วยนมสด

    Mr.Herokung
  • Fan Palm Seed in Milk

    mildly sweet milk with sugared fan palm seed is a perfect match

    Panpanut S.
  • Black Jelly

    Black jelly is a must-try as they make the black jelly by themselves everyday!! It’s so delicious and totally different from what you may have ever tasted before.

    Bart Lee

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there seating available at the stall?

Seating is extremely limited or non-existent along the crowded sidewalk. Desserts are served in takeaway cups, so most visitors either grab a stool briefly or eat on foot while exploring the street.

How long is the wait when there is a line?

Even when lines look long on Yaowarat Road, orders are assembled and handed out very quickly—often within just a couple of minutes.

What are the most popular desserts to order?

Popular choices include black sesame tang yuan (in ginger broth or milk), mixed taro balls, and crunchy water chestnut ruby noodles served in coconut milk.

Can you adjust the sweetness or add extra ice?

If your dessert is too sweet, the staff can provide complimentary drinking water or top up your cup with extra ice for free upon request.

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