Graph Coffee Co. · Quarter

Nimman

HoursOpen · Closes 17:00

TypeRoaster · Small Chain

Chiang Mai roaster and cafe group, named for a winding road.

An engineer from Bangkok, known as Thee, opened the first Graph with Ajaree in Sangkhlaburi, Kanchanaburi, in 2009. The road to that valley town wound up and down, like the graph of their lives. They moved to Chiang Mai in 2012 and closed the Sangkhlaburi cafe in November 2014.

Cupping started in-house in December 2016, and roasting began in December 2017 at Gateway Coffee Roasters on Thapae Road, now marked permanently closed on Graph's own site. Beans come from farms in Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai, and the team exchanged knowledge with Tennyson in Melbourne in 2018 and 2019.

At this shop

A two-storey concrete building stands behind palms and a brick-paved forecourt, with a white-painted timber deck across its front where white chairs stand outside the glass. Inside, a long timber bar runs the length of the room under a slatted wood ceiling, with blue stools along it, and a timber ledge along the front windows faces the deck. A pastry case looks into an open kitchen where bakers work.