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Best Vegan Food in Bangkok
Bangkok is one of Asia's most vegan-friendly cities — Thailand has a long tradition of jay (Buddhist vegan) cooking, and a polished modern plant-based scene has grown up alongside it. Look for the yellow-and-red 'jay' (เจ) flag for traditional Buddhist vegan, or hit Sukhumvit for boutique plant-based restaurants and cafes.
Top Picks
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Broccoli Revolution
Sukhumvit Soi 49
The flagship modern Bangkok vegan restaurant — full menu of plant-based versions of Thai and international dishes, plus smoothie bowls and excellent coffee.
350 THB mainWalk-in weekdays, reserve weekends- Address
- 899 Sukhumvit Rd, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
- Hours
- Mon-Sun 8am-9pm
- Website
- Visit
Details confirmed 2026-08-02
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May Veggie Home
Asoke / Sukhumvit Soi 16
Long-running Thai-Chinese vegan with mock meats — pad thai, tom yum, massaman curry all done plant-based and authentically Thai.
180 THB mainWalk-in, closed Wednesdays- Address
- 738 Sukhumvit 101 Alley, Khwaeng Bang Chak, Khet Phra Khanong, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10260, Thailand
- Hours
- Mon Closed, Tue-Sun 10am-9pm
- Website
- Visit
Details confirmed 2026-08-02
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Veganerie (Various)
Sukhumvit, Phrom Phong, Silom
All-day cafe chain doing vegan brunch, pasta, burgers and a wall of vegan cakes and pastries.
320 THB main, 180 THB cakeWalk-in - 4
Bonita Cafe & Social Club
Silom
Polished plant-based cafe-restaurant inside a heritage Silom building — Mediterranean and Asian dishes done with serious technique.
450 THB main, 1,500 THB tastingReserve tasting menu 3+ days ahead - 5
Khun Churn
Ari + Sukhumvit
Traditional Thai vegetarian buffet (mostly vegan with a few egg dishes) — pay one price and try 30+ Thai dishes including curries, salads and desserts.
300 THB buffet lunchWalk-in, busiest 12-1 PM - 6
Anotai
Rama 9
Veteran organic plant-based restaurant tucked away in a residential neighbourhood — daily-changing menu, raw and cooked options, strong macrobiotic influence.
380 THB mainReserve via Facebook, closed Tuesdays
Tips
- May Veggie Home is closed Wednesdays and Anotai is closed Tuesdays — check the day before planning a trip built around either.
- Khun Churn's 300-baht buffet is the best value for trying a wide spread of Thai vegan dishes in one sitting rather than ordering a single main.
- Bonita's tasting menu at 1,500 baht is a different proposition from its 450-baht à la carte main — book the tasting specifically at least three days out.
- May Veggie Home at 180 baht a main is markedly cheaper than the Sukhumvit and Silom options here, reflecting its Thai-Chinese neighbourhood setting near Soi 16.
- Anotai takes bookings through Facebook rather than a phone line, worth knowing since it's tucked into a residential Rama 9 street.
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