Dasa Book Cafe in Krung Thep Maha Nakhon

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  Larasestu Hadisumarinda

  :: 25 March 2018 12:21:39

  I love this place so much, even the book is pricey for second hand book, I can find more affordable price at Pasar Senen (but it's not in Bangkok) lol.

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  melinda long

  :: 17 March 2018 19:24:02

  HUGE three floor shop with selection of English books ranging from ficiton, to history, memoirs, childrens books, sci fi/fantasy, poetry, philosophy - the list goes on. I spent at least two hours here. the top floor has books in other languages as well, I believe I saw french, Italian, German, and Spanish. There may have been more but I was mainly looking for English written books. They had a TON of classics there. My only wish (and perhaps I just didn't see it, I only saw it in french) would be an English section for graphic novels. Other than that it was great, everything was organized extremely well - I didn't need to ask for help at all, the layout was self explanatory. The staff is polite and kind. I can't wait to go back my next visit to Bangkok.

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  Daniel Meilleur

  :: 07 March 2018 19:26:07

  Good place to sell your read books. There are three floors of shelves tightly packed from floor to ceiling. However, the choice of quality readings is rather limited: other than being outdated, the available titles revolve around cheap novels and printers surplus. Which are the repetitive lots of most used book stores.

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  Richard McCormick

  :: 05 March 2018 11:51:44

  Crowded but with wide selection, broken down by category and alphabetical by author. For used books it is good. But take cash only. If you live in Thailand and are traveling they will mail the books to you inexpensively.

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  Adrian Mitchell

  :: 26 December 2017 13:13:38

  Great selection of second books largely for the English language reader. Do not forget the upstairs section which is fully loaded with many books. Prices were around 150 to 200 baht and condition of books quite good. You can also sell the books back to them at about 50% of purchase value.