Lamphun, Thailand
Anata Garden Chill
Anata Garden Chill is a Japanese-style garden restaurant and cafe in Wiang Yong, Lamphun, close to the Ku Chang Ku Ma monument and diagonally opposite the district office. The two founders started with three stray cats, and the cats still roam freely between the garden and the cafe, so how many you meet depends on the hour and their mood; some wander off once the snacks are gone. The menu leans Japanese, with curry rice, grilled pork rice bowls, yakisoba udon and croffles alongside coffee and matcha drinks. There are several large air-conditioned rooms, a meeting room, a camping-style outdoor garden and a work-friendly corner with Wi-Fi, and live music plays on some days. Dogs on a lead or in a stroller are welcome.
Before you go
- Food & drink
- Serves meals
Based on the cafe's website and visitor reviews, checked October 2026. Policies change, so confirm with the cafe before you visit.
Reviews
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