We are proud to announce the launch of our first-ever experiential store in Bangkok, Thailand — a new kind of coffee space designed not just for drinking, but for connecting, exploring, and rethinking how coffee fits into everyday life. Co-developed with our partner in Thailand, Brewing Happiness, this Central World-based flagship reflects a co-branding vision deeply rooted in local coffee culture, brewing innovation, and biodesign sustainability.

☕️ A Space for Every Coffee Ritual

At the heart of this new store are three distinct experiential zones that blend product, storytelling, and lifestyle:
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Omakase Zone: Styled like a cozy home kitchen, this space encourages one-on-one conversation with coffee bartenders who walk guests through a personalized coffee journey — a nod to Japanese omakase culture.
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Self-Serve Zone: For the independent explorer, this zone lets visitors experience xBloom’s intuitive brewing system at their own pace — no barista, no pressure.
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Community Zone: Built for collaboration, this flexible area will host a range of events — from creative workshops to coffee talks. For the first three months, it will be free for public use, inviting people from all walks of life to come together over a cup.
🌱 Sustainability, by Design
The mental trays in the pictures are made from recycled & dead stock from factories in Thailand
This store is also a statement in sustainable architecture. Every element is purposefully chosen: walls painted with Thai red clay, banana leaf curtains, and wood laminates salvaged from Tesla’s dead stock. Even the plants are curated with intention — a living tree rotated monthly to maintain ecological balance.
It resonates strongly with xBloom's vision. For instance, xPods, our signature single-serve whole bean capsules, were also designed with the planet in mind. We want to encourage people to repurpose coffee pods for environmental purposes, reuse them as planters, or part of a grow-at-home initiative.
🌏 Building a Global Coffee Community
This store is more than a retail space — it’s a community builder, a cultural bridge, and a blueprint for sustainable coffee living.