Cafe Ubon Lak Cafe Matcha Green Tea

Today, I just had the chance to write a review after returning from Ubon for almost 2 weeks. The point is that I have been to many coffee shops and cafes in Ubon province, and I must say that I was very impressed by many of them. This shop is another one that I am quite impressed by, because it was the first shop that I went to after landing at Ubon International Airport, using Avis car rental service (if I spell it wrong, please forgive me). This shop is located about 10 minutes from Ubon International Airport. The taxi driver went straight to the right place, as if I had been there before, but the uncle said that he had just been there. Judging from the condition of the shop, it should have just opened not long ago. Let's get to the point. After walking into the shop, I felt the friendliness and warmth of the shop. I forgot to mention that I landed at around 2 pm and arrived at the shop at almost 3 pm, which was starting to get dark. At 4.30 am, the atmosphere was a bit gloomy. The atmosphere of the shop started to improve after the shop started turning on the lights in the garden area. I quite liked it, but it would have been even better later this evening. The counter in the shop is a very large piece of marble. Inside the shop, there are 4 green tea menus, so I was surprised that there were so many. So I asked the person making the tea. They gave good recommendations. The coffee was average but had a good aroma. They only had medium roast, but it smelled like it had just come out of the oven (I don't know if that's the right term for roasting). I ordered green tea while my friend who was with me was a coffee lover but decided to try it. The taste was good. I later found out that Ubon is a cafe city. The taste of coffee is not inferior to Bangkok's. It might even be better. If you compare the price, the coffee here is 60-70 baht, but if you go to Bangkok, it will definitely be 100+++ to get this taste. When the menu came, I took some pictures. After a while, I walked outside to see the atmosphere. It was quite good. I tried sitting in the pavilion. It might be a bit hot on the day I went, but there was a roof so it helped a lot. In addition, there were bakery items, but we didn't order any because we were going to have dinner on the way out of town, so we missed out. Now, the highlight of the shop. We ordered the top matcha Himawari for 160 baht. It was a shocking price for Ubon, but I forgot that it was the same price as a medium-sized Starbucks. In conclusion, I tried ordering it. The taste was good. It had a bit of a roasted smell. It's quite usable. If anyone is interested, try to visit it. Search on Googlemap, Luk Cafe is not hard to find. Or try to click on the website, search on Google for Ubon green tea shop, it will come up as lukmatcha. That's all for today. Bye-by ...