Our Story
Inthanin Coffee officially opened its doors for the first time in 2006.
It started when Bangchak service stations envisioned developing their locations to offer services beyond just refueling. The name “Inthanin” is derived from a “pinkish-purple” perennial flowering treethat flourishes all across Thailand.
The early definition of “Inthanin”was like a large tree providing shade and restoring freshness to travelers, serving as a rest stop for all road users.
Premium Quality Ingredients 
100% Arabica coffee beans from Northern Thai farmers Organic Assam tea leaves cultivated in Chiang Mai Premium cocoa powder imported from abroad Premium matcha powder imported from Japan
Inthanin Coffee is operated by
Bangchak Retail Company Limited
under Bangchak Corporation Public Company Limited (BCP)
Total Branches Nationwide
1,200 branches
Inside Bangchak service stations
70%
Corporate-owned branches
30%
Outside Bangchak service stations
30%
Franchise branches
70%
Milestone
2006
Opened the first Inthanin Coffee branch (Charoen Rat)
2015
Transitioned to biodegradable cups (Bio Cup)
2016
· Established Bangchak Retail Co., Ltd
Upgraded standard coffee beans to 100% Arabica
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2019
Transitioned to fully biodegradable packaging for cups, lids, and straws (100% Natural Cup)
2020
Launched Online Delivery services
2021
Awarded "Superbrands Thailand" for the first year
Brand Purpose
“To Enrich Customers Everyday's
Happiness and Wellbeing”
Brand Tagline
“Quality in Every Cup,Happiness in Everyday”
“ Inthanin has continuously earned the trust of our consumers”
Awarded Superbrands Thailand from 2021 to the present
Awards
GET Awards
2019
Thai Star Packaging Awards
2020
GrabFood Awards
2020
Superbrands Thailand
2021 / 2022 / 2023 / 2024 / 2025
Robinhood Academy Awards
2022 / 2023
2016
· Established Bangchak Retail Co., Ltd
· Upgraded standard coffee beans to 100% Arabica
· Opened the first Inthanin Garden branch (Ratchaphruek) using organic Arabica coffee beans
2018
· Discontinued the "Coffee" and "Garden" sub-names
· Opened the first international Inthanin branch (Cambodia)
· Introduced sip-lids and alternative coffee beans
