Tan. W

Google Maps estimates a 30-minute walk from Don Mueang International Airport to Don Mueang Station, but in reality, it's just under 10 minutes. The path is covered, mostly within the airport premises. I began at Terminal 1, passed Terminal 2, followed the signs to the food court, and continued along the route to reach Don Mueang Station. It's a straightforward walk with clear signage.

To reach the city, you can purchase tickets at the station via the ticket office or ticketing machine (cash only). Credit cards are accepted for ticket purchases over ฿ 300.

Suggested by my uncle, who claims their prawn mee surpasses what we have back home. At 9 am, the stall appeared shut, but it was operational, so appearances can be deceiving! Opting for the dry prawn noodles, the portion was modest yet satisfying, and the flavor was rich. While I wouldn't assert it's superior to our local choice, I'd say it's on par!

On a Friday at 9 am, a line had formed, comprising both locals and tourists (likely more tourists). The wait wasn't extensive, thanks to the efficient table assignment by the staff. Our choice was the EGG ON TOAST 面包 (TB 8), where the toast had an incredible aroma, meticulously grilled over smoldering charcoal.

I'm surprised! A cup of plain iced tea (Teh O Kosong) costs $2.50 here at a neighborhood coffee shop in Kovan. Even though the cup is larger than what's typically offered at coffee stalls, $2.50 for plain iced tea seems quite high.

Other reviews have also noted the expensive drinks sold at this coffee shop in Kovan.

We won’t return, especially just for drinks.

During a drizzly morning stroll at Inokashira Park, the landscape appeared quite barren with few trees. It wasn't until the end of our walk that we stumbled upon a small area adorned with a handful of blooming Sakura trees.