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There’s something special about stumbling upon a place that actually lives up to its name. Farm Sabai Cafe does exactly that—it’s a farm-style haven where you can genuinely sabai (relax) among more greenery than you’d expect to find this close to Bangkok proper. The cafe sits quietly in Khlong Sam Wa, where it’s earned a respectable 4.3-star rating from over 200 visitors who’ve discovered this leafy escape.
What Makes It Worth the Trip
The plant collection here is no joke. We’re talking alocasias, philodendrons, pothos, and ferns everywhere you look—the kind of lush variety that makes you feel like you’ve wandered into someone’s very well-curated jungle. The grounds have that layered, immersive quality where plants fill every level of your sight line. It’s the real deal for anyone who geeks out over greenery.
Beyond the plants, there’s the cafe itself: coffee, tea, and desserts served in an atmosphere that actually feels relaxed (not just Instagram-staged-relaxed). They’ve also got cannabis-infused drinks on the menu if that’s your thing—totally optional, obviously.
Location-wise, it’s near Safari World, which makes it a natural add-on if you’re already heading that direction.
About the Food and Drinks
Here’s where I’ll be straight with you: the food seems hit-or-miss based on what recent visitors have said. Menu specifics weren’t really highlighted in reviews, though you’ll find standard cafe fare—coffee, tea, desserts, plus restaurant meals. If you’re going, maybe stick with drinks and lighter options rather than banking on a memorable meal. The cannabis beverages do get decent feedback from people who’ve tried them.
When to Go
They’re closed Mondays but open Tuesday through Sunday, 10 AM to 10 PM. Those are pretty accommodating hours. Your best shot at a quiet visit? Probably a weekday afternoon. The seating areas are tucked among all those plants, giving you that garden-restaurant feeling with natural shade throughout. If you’re really there for the plant collection (and honestly, that’s the main draw), come during daylight hours so you can actually see everything properly.
Getting There and Other Details
Address: 427 Soi Liap Khlong Song 19, Khwaeng Bang Chan, Khet Khlong Sam Wa, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10510
Hours: Closed Monday | Tuesday–Sunday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
How to get there: This isn’t exactly on the BTS line. You’ll want to drive or grab a taxi—ride-hailing apps work fine. It pairs well with a Safari World visit if you’re planning that anyway.
A few things to know:
- The plant collection is genuinely photo-worthy, so bring your camera
- Keep your food expectations in check—the atmosphere is the star here
- Menu availability can be inconsistent, so maybe ask before you get your heart set on something specific
Bottom Line
If you love plants or just need a green, quiet space to decompress, Farm Sabai Cafe delivers. The food won’t necessarily wow you, but the jungle-garden vibe absolutely will. It’s ideal for a slow afternoon—whether you’re catching up with friends or just want to sit among the ferns with your thoughts and a decent cup of coffee.