Kid Mai Death Awareness Cafe

A truly unique experience in Bangkok that makes you pause and appreciate life. The KidMai Death Awareness Cafe isn’t just about the 'spooky' aesthetic or the incredible mummified displays—it’s a powerful reminder to live every day to the fullest. The themed drinks are delicious, and the atmosphere is perfectly chilling. A must-visit if you want a cafe experience that actually stays with you!

Great value for money! Will be coming back ❤️❤️ Cue was so wonderful and helpful in showing me around the Death Awareness Cafe! I loved the exhibition and the drinks were very good. I will definitely come back and wear my wristband again when I do! (You can use it more than once!) Sometimes we need the reminder that we are all mortal to truly live fully and this death cafe is a great place to do just that! Great photo opps as well and not scary if you are bringing children along. Also, saw some complaints about charging locals a different price, but they subsidize price to give more access to locals. It is well worth 500THB!

A rather psychological and philosophical cafe concept. Initially presented to morbid amd eerie, but once dealt into the ideas behind this, you will get what the founder is trying to achieve. There is an entry fee for 250mg THB for Thai people and 500 THB for foreigners. This includes a welcome drink which can be chosen from their themes. The exhibition has a wide range from the Buddhist principle of Life Cycle from birth to aging to sickness and death. It constantly reminds you to always be self-conscious about what you do in life and consider leaving legacy behind you. You should also be kind to people and less materialistic throughout. The centre also has Escape Rooms, cafe for board games, and other cool activities.

500 baht is pretty expensive although i see cheaper tickets if you buy from klook or something similar MOSQUITO ALERT MOSQUITO ALERT please be careful the exhibition was decently interesting, but a bit small. i came last last year to play an escape room and its was not that good.

This place so fun. The escape room and exhibition has good concept and adventurous. Of course with good drink. Definitely must try “Death” Good place to hang out too with bunch of boardgames

Thought-provoking exhibit that raises some important questions. There is a big emphasis on the idea of death from a Thai buddhist perspective from the guided tour. I especially liked the first room (birth). Entry of 250 baht for Thai's allow unlimited access to the cafe / boardgame room area

Great mixture of thoughtful, inspiring , and tongue-in-cheek exhibits on mortality. Check out the cafe for quality gifts to bring back for friends.

i admire the owner’s courage for daring to open such a cafe with strong concept in which people usually avoid to talk about or try to stay away from. The exhibition is pretty much inspired by the Buddhism’s cycle of life concept, made by Thais for Thai audiences so it may be a bit awkward for those who come from different beliefs and cultural backgrounds. Ultimately the key takeaway from the exhibition is to remind yourself about the basic facts and reality of life for all human beings, be prepared for the unexpected, never take things for granted and make every minute of your life from now meaningful so there will be no regrets when inevitability arrives one day. The place is very close to BTS Ari station so it’s very convenient and easy to pay a visit. Once you paid for the entrance, you will receive a wrist band which you can keep and enable you for a free drink. There will be a schedule for curator to walk you through the exhibition so you can choose the slot which is most convenient for you.