Hillkoff House Of Coffee

4 Topher Judd - 3 years ago

I was amazed by all they had. Grinders, both hand and electric. Pour over, cold brew, weird glass apparatus. Professional esspresso machines. Milk frothers, measuring devices, stirrirs. Basically everything coffee and very affordable prices.
The only thing they didn't have was a insulated french press.

5 Daniel Hart - 3 years ago

I purchased an entry-level machine and grinder and Mew took so much time to help me understand what is appropriate for me, and then the staff trained me on the specific machine and made sure that I felt comfortable using everything. Thank you so much Mew! Great experience and I will return!

4 movsrus - 8 years ago

Good selection of espresso machines, coffee and associated equipment (e.g. grinders). Knowledgeable staff and good English speaker to help with questions. Prices seem a bit steep compared to what it costs in the US but a good espresso machine can be had for u003c10,000 baht.

Good selection of coffee. If you don't have a grinder, they will grind it for you.

Easy to find as the street is next to the Mercedes Benz dealership.

5 Grant Corrin - 5 years ago

Seriously focused on coffee, machines, equipment and green or roasted beans. Huge range, don't expect cheap prices due to the import duties on equipment. But this is where you buy your well priced coffee, and get it ground to your needs if you want. I love this place, it's excellent

5 T Case - 3 years ago

This place is a treasure. Coffee supplies for coffee shops all the way down to amateurs like me just looking for a French press and some good coffee. Friendly staff and everything you’ll ever need coffee-wise.

5 Ross Tresidder - 5 years ago

If you love your coffee..this is the shop for you...a range of wonderful Northern Thai mountain coffees ..coffee pots ..coffee makers of all descriptions suiting all budgets ..a vast range of automatic and manual coffee machines and associated paraphernalia...I LOVE THIS SHOP..!!

1 Jason Taraj - 5 years ago

FAKE PRODUCT
This company sold me an "Aeropress" that turned out to be 100% confirmed fake by the manufacturer. I began to suspect something was wrong when the box was worn out and the user manual had spelling errors. I wrote to the manufacturer and gave them copies of the information in the box and they confirmed it was fake. It makes me wonder about all that expensive equipment they sell. Is it fake also Hillkoff? How can we now? Prove it!