Fika — which roughly translates from Swedish as drinking coffee, munching sweet treats and chatting — is as much a part of the working day in Sweden as emailing and fixing the printer.

Coffee breaks are so important to the Swedish that even the country’s mega-brand, Ikea, has a paragraph about on its corporate website: “More than a coffee break, fika is a time to share, connect and relax with colleagues. Some of the best ideas and decisions happen at fika.”

It’s like going to the pub in other countries.

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Sukhumvit soi 18 (next to Rembrandt hotel)
Bangkok
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