CASANE ART & CAFE 

Casane is not an attractive cafe at first sight because the facade is quite simple and is located in an area that is not a main road with many people passing by. But just step through the wooden door, go up a few more stairs, and you will find a cafe - art space. . According to the owners, Casane is designed and decorated in a Japanese style, inspired by a minimalist lifestyle, thereby also bringing experiences that nurture emotions to everyone. It can be seen that Casane has bright tones, adding wood tones to balance, creating a cozy feeling. . Casane has 3 floors, the 1st floor has an uncomplicated design, mainly suitable for sitting and working because the 1st floor mainly uses high tables and chairs. Up to the 2nd floor, the area seems to be expanded by high ceilings and minimalist decoration. The ceiling is designed with wooden waves, bringing softness. The round doorway and sitting area are some of the most impressive corners for me. In addition, the 2nd floor has high tables and chairs for working, sofas and tables to sit back and chat comfortably. . The third floor of Casane is opened as an exhibition room, displaying works of art by many artists. Every six months, Casane will change the theme of the exhibition. This visit, we got to admire the paintings of artist Tran Tuan, who follows the style of abstract painting. I will also look forward to Casane's future changes in theme. . At Casane there are many types of drinks to choose from. We used Pink Guava with Cream Cheese (55k) and Tropical Tea (55k). The pink guava is moderately sweet, fragrant and the cheese cream layer is just right, overall easy to drink for me. Tropical tea is refreshing, sweet and sour, with crunchy aloe vera topping. . At Casane there will also be diy workshops that I think are also very interesting. You can refer to Casane's page. . #songkran2024 #cherryblossom2024 #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #goodfoods #cafe