JingJing Ice-cream Bar and Cafe – Stylish Homemade Ice Cream in Bangkok's Chinatown
JingJing Ice-cream Bar and Cafe is a small Chinese-loft-style homemade ice cream shop on Charoen Krung Soi 14 in Yaowarat, near Wat Mangkon, made with real ingredients.
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JingJing Ice-cream Bar and Cafe is at 154 Soi Charoen Krung 14, Samphanthawong, in Yaowarat near Wat Mangkon. It's a Chinese-loft-style homemade ice cream shop using real ingredients, including boozy flavors like gin and tonic sorbet. Scoops are 60 baht, specials 90–120 baht. Open 09:30–17:30, closed Tuesdays.
Key takeaways
- Chinese-loft-style homemade ice cream shop in an old shophouse on Charoen Krung Soi 14, near Wat Mangkon
- 'Jing jing' means 'real' in Teochew – real ingredients and house-made syrups
- Boozy flavors like gin and tonic sorbet and Kahlúa peanut butter; tasting allowed
- Scoops 60 baht, special flavors 90–120 baht, affogato 120 baht
- Open 09:30–17:30, closed Tuesdays
JingJing Ice-cream Bar and Cafe – a stylish homemade ice cream shop in Yaowarat
On hot days like these, when you want a cool, refreshing dessert at a stylish place unlike anywhere else, we recommend JingJing Ice-cream Bar and Cafe – a delicious, stylish homemade ice cream shop in Yaowarat (Chinatown) whose flavors are well worth trying.
On this trip, Meeting Point is taking you to cool off at JingJing Ice-cream Bar and Cafe, not far from Wat Mangkon (Wat Leng Noei Yi). It's a small homemade ice cream shop that blends right in among the old shophouses of Charoen Krung Soi 14. The style is "Chinese loft" – a neat mix of Chinese-style decor with raw, bare loft elements. The shop occupies a single shophouse unit, with seating at the bar downstairs and more seats on the second floor.
"Jing jing" means "real" in Teochew Chinese, which sums up the shop's concept: using real ingredients to show their true flavors through every item on the menu. They even try to make their own syrups. The gin and tonic sorbet uses Tanqueray gin, and the Kahlúa peanut butter flavor uses real Kahlúa. You have to try them – they're worth it and seriously tasty.
JingJing Ice-cream Bar and Cafe has lots of flavors, and you can taste before you choose. In January there are special flavors made with oranges. Ice cream is 90–120 baht. We ordered pistachio, blueberry yogurt and coffee almond. Overall we were happy – the ice cream is smooth and really flavorful.
A single scoop of Oreo, caramel sauce, blueberry, Milo, chocolate, yogurt or butterfly pea lime is 60 baht.
- Alcohol-infused ice cream 90–120 baht, ice cream float 120 baht, ice cream cheese pie 90 baht, affogato 120 baht, ice cream frappe 150 baht
- Banana pancake with caramel sauce 120 baht, espresso 60 baht, cappuccino 75 baht and mocha 90 baht
JingJing Ice-cream Bar and Cafe is open 09:30–17:30 and closed on Tuesdays. Phone 096-642-6241, or find them on Facebook and IG as JingJing Ice-cream Bar and Café.
JingJing Ice-cream Bar and Cafe – details
Location: 154 Soi Charoen Krung 14, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100
Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Ah6D1CfBdMrCYey19
Phone: 096-642-6241
Hours: 09:30–17:30 (closed Tuesdays)
Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/JingJingIcecreamBarandCafe
FAQ
Where is JingJing Ice-cream Bar and Cafe?
At 154 Soi Charoen Krung 14, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100, not far from Wat Mangkon (Wat Leng Noei Yi).
What are the opening hours?
09:30–17:30, closed on Tuesdays.
How much is the ice cream at JingJing?
60 baht per scoop for classic flavors, 90–120 baht for alcohol-infused flavors, 120 baht for affogato and 150 baht for a frappe.
What does 'JingJing' mean?
It means 'real' in Teochew Chinese, reflecting the shop's focus on real ingredients.
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