Simply W is the new home for Whittard of Chelsea, the popular tea, which has been imported along with coffee and freshly baked sweet and savoury treats to Thailand for six years. Now, Whittard of Chelsea has announced that its cafes will be known “simply” as Simply W.
“We are pleased to introduce all our customers to the new home of Whittard of Chelsea, at Simply W,” said Chirapong Sakullachat, chief executive of Tea The Cha (Thailand).
“We are passionately committed to delivering wonderful experiences by bringing together the precious value of Whittard drinks, welcoming service, warmth and a wondrous atmosphere to let our customers enjoy the simply magical moment while having a sip of our finest tea at Simply W.”
Whittard of Chelsea was established in 1886 when Walter Whittard opened his first tea and coffee store on London’s Fleet Street. Today, with its philosophy of always “buying the best”, Whittard continues to use only the highest-quality teas from around the world.
The brand offers more than 60 types, including original, herbal, fruit-flavoured and ready-to-drink.
Simply W will continue to serve its renowned, quality teas with the addition of a vast array of gourmet and speciality food from around the world. The highlights, apart from gourmet cakes and pastries, are Jordans breakfast cereal and Briannas salad dressing from the US.
Jordans is famous for its great taste and quality whole grain, which comes from their nature-focused process. It shuns genetically modified ingredients and artificial flavours, colouring and scent.
If you crave a crunchier, fresher dish, opt for a bowl of salad with Briannas dressing in various interesting flavours. Having been popular among consumers around the world for more than 30 years, Briannas offers the most delicious dressings.
The production process is stellar from beginning to end. The brand won a Best Taste Award from the American Culinary Chefs, among several other awards from several institutions.
TEA AT EIGHT
<< Simply W has eight locations – at the Emporium, Siam Paragon, La Villa Phaholyothin, Central World, Central Lat Phrao, Central Rama IX, Suvarnabhumi Airport and Samui Airport.