With its catchy name, exposed brick walls, urban decor, and upbeat music playing in the background, Mango Tango is an appealing spot to escape the heat for a mid-afternoon treat. All of the items for sale are available to enjoy in-house or to-go. Items like the mango lassi, a lightly sweetened version with bright mango flavor, are quick and perfectly packaged for enjoying while on the run.
Mango ice cream, chilled mango pudding, mango sorbet, mangos with sticky rice – all are subtly sweet and succeed in making fresh mango the star. One stand-out is a mango-centric Thai-style dessert complete with slices of ripe mango and tapioca pearls swimming in a sweet, light coconut milk.
Easily the most popular is the venue’s name-sake dish, the “Mango Tango”, which features a half mango sliced and peeled open, served with mango pudding and a scoop of mango ice cream.
Fortunately, there is no pressure to stick to just one dessert. With prices between 60-140 Baht each, it is good sense to order a second.
Mango Tango
three locations in Bangkok: Siam Square Soi 5, K-Village, and Chatuchak Weekend Market
and in Chiang Mai at: Nimmanhaemin Soi 11
