A woman in Bangkok found herself unexpectedly saddled with 12 corgis after her beloved pets got busy under the sheets without her knowledge.
To support her brood of precious new puppers – which is by no means a cheap endeavour – she devised a heartwarming solution.
Ms Tanchanok Kanawaong decided to open a dog cafe in Bangkok to allow Corgi fans like her to interact with her litter of smol puppers.
Enter Corgi in the Garden – a rustic cafe in southwest Bangkok – home to 12 adorable hosts waiting to greet you with charming smiles & stubby tail wags.
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Ms Tanchanok Kanawaong, shared with Bored Panda that she has always been a dog-lover. She even owned “up to 10 Siberian Huskies and Golden Retrievers” at one point.
After they passed away, she found a new companion in a baby Corgi pupper. She decided to get a playmate for him shortly after.
Before she knew it, she was the proud fur-parent of 5 dogs. And then something incredible happened.
One of her dogs birthed a surprise litter of 7 puppies.
As they grew older, she was inspired to “share the joy” that came from seeing them running around her garden as a short stack — sorry, pack.
Thus, the concept for Corgi in the Garden was born.
Guests of the cafe – opened on 18 Jan 2019 – can expect a hoard of adorable puppers to greet you when you enter.
The charming pack of corgis have already stolen our hearts in these pictures, so we expect to shed a few man-tears when we actually see them in person.
Yes, they even have matching attires to boot.
Play sessions with the corgis are also limited at the busy cafe, to make sure that they get sufficient rest.
The dogs get to meet with their fans in 3 x 1-hour sessions over the course of the day.
A limited number of people will be allowed in to play with them for S$10.79 (250 Baht) per person. This price includes a drink.
At specific timeslots, 10:30am (For Sat & Sun only), 12:30pm, 2:30pm and 4:30pm, guests will be allowed to interact with the puppies in a safe & enclosed space.
Visitors will have to wear plastic covers over their feet and sanitise their hands before interacting with the corgis.
This is to help keep their environment clean, so the dogs won’t come into contact with germs or dangerous substances.
Before meeting with guests, corgis at this cafe also have to attend scheduled swimming lessons and grooming sessions to keep them in tip top shape.
They’re also encouraged to exercise on treadmills to ensure that they won’t grow chubby from all the splooting they are doing in the comfy cafe environment.
Guests who are looking forward making a corgi pilgrimage will probably be interested to know what’s on the menu.
From matcha lattes to iced macchiatos, expect standard cafe fare for reasonable prices.
We just want to get our hands on that adorable reusable cup with their corgi logo emblazoned upon it.
Do note that it’s not easy to get to the cafe’s location if you’re planning a trip there.
But we’ve plotted out the journey on public transport for you.
Don’t panic if your driver drives past the cafe, he or she has to make a u-turn to drop you off.
Here’s the exact location pin on Google Maps.
Do note that the cafe only entertains walk-ins, but you may DM them in advance on Facebook or Instagram for more information.
Opening Hours:
Mon: Closed
Tues-Fri: 12.30pm to 6.00pm
Sat-Sun: 10.30am to 6.00pm
Contact No.: 062 865 6165
Social Media: Instagram, Facebook, Line ID: @corgiinthegarden
Nearest BTS Station: Wutthakat Station
This is because the max capacity is 50 customers. Ticket sales will open 30 minutes before the first round of the day, 12pm for Tues-Fri, 10am for Sat/Sun slots.
Corgi Play Timeslots:
Round 1: 10.30am (Sat & Sun only)
Round 2: 12.30pm
Round 3: 2.30pm
Round 4: 4.30pm
Prices:
You’re advised to call or contact the cafe on Line to check about the ticket availability. They’ll also update their Facebook page once the round is sold out.
Corgis are undoubtedly the darlings of the internet with their wee widdle paws and silly doggo smiles.
If you’re planning a trip to Bangkok anytime soon, you should probably add this to your to-do list.
Don’t forget to savour the moment when they come rushing out of the gate to greet you enthusiastically. You’ll definitely want to have those slow-mo cams at the ready.
Featured image from Corgi in the Garden on Facebook.
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