Some neighbourhoods are better treated as a checklist.

Ekkamai isn’t one of them.

A good Sunday here is less about covering ground and more about choosing a few places that let the day unfold naturally: breakfast somewhere worth lingering, coffee without rushing, a little time to reset, then dinner when the neighbourhood begins to change pace.

Here is one way we’d spend it.

9:00 — Breakfast at Steps

Start quietly at Steps on Ekkamai Soi 10.

Steps is more than a café. Its Ekkamai space is part of a social enterprise focused on neuroinclusive education, vocational training and employment, while the café itself serves brunch, coffee, meals and cakes.

It opens daily from 8:00am, so there is no need to rush the morning.

Good for: an easy breakfast and an unhurried start.

Address: 29/8 Charonmit, Ekkamai Soi 10, Sukhumvit 63.

Official: link to Steps’ official website.

11:00 — Coffee at Rolling Roasters

From there, move toward Rolling Roasters at The Earth Ekkamai.

The experience is deliberately more dramatic: a large multi-level coffee space built around specialty coffee, house-roasted beans and a striking central bar.

This is the point in the day to stop ordering food simply because it is there.

Pick a coffee you actually want, find a seat and stay for it.

Good for: a more focused coffee stop and a change of pace.

Location: The Earth Ekkamai.

Official: link to Rolling Roasters’ official website or official Ekkamai branch page.

13:00 — Leave some space

This part is deliberate.

Don’t book anything.

Walk a little if the weather allows. Turn into one of the smaller residential sois. Take a short ride if the heat wins.

Ekkamai makes more sense when the day has gaps in it.

If every hour becomes another reservation, you’ve probably missed the point.

15:00 — Reset at White Wood Green

Spend the afternoon at White Wood Green on Ekkamai Soi 12.

Set inside a quieter pocket of the neighbourhood, White Wood Green describes itself around the idea of nature and nurture, with garden-facing spaces and treatments ranging from Thai and aromatherapy massage to longer spa rituals.

This is not the stop to squeeze into a spare 45 minutes.

Book ahead and let it take up part of the afternoon.

Good for: making Sunday actually feel like Sunday.

Address: 53 Ekkamai Soi 12, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana.

Booking: advance reservation recommended.

Official: link to White Wood Green’s official website.

18:30 — Dinner at KHAO

Finish at KHAO on Ekkamai Soi 10.

KHAO serves Thai cuisine in a dining room inspired by traditional rice barns, with a menu built around familiar Thai flavours handled with greater detail and refinement.

Dinner service begins at 5:30pm, which makes it an easy final anchor after a slower afternoon.

Good for: ending the day properly rather than drifting into another café.

Address: 15 Soi Ekkamai 10.

Official: link to KHAO’s official website.

The point isn’t the itinerary

None of these places needs to be rushed.

That is probably the point.

Ekkamai works best when you choose a few anchors, leave some room between them, and allow the neighbourhood to feel residential again.

Checked October 2026. Opening hours, menus and availability can change; confirm directly with each venue before travelling.