Are you a vegan traveler or an expat living in Bangkok? Do you have a hard time finding vegan and vegetarian food in Bangkok? On top of translating the ingredients from English to Thai, you also have to search high and low for fresh food that comes without oyster sauce. Say less friends, we get it. The good news is that Bangkok has a growing vegan and vegetarian food scene, with plenty of options to choose from. Whether you’re looking for a quick bite or a full feast, Bangkok has it all… Sometimes you just have to look a bit harder. Lucky for you, we’ve done that already. In this blog post, we will show you how to find amazing vegan food in Bangkok without breaking the bank.
1. Incredible Meatless Burgers
Incredible Meatless Burgers are plant-based burgers that have been designed to taste, look, and feel like traditional beef burgers. They are made using a variety of plant-based ingredients such as soy protein, wheat gluten, and pea protein. They’re not the cheapest option but they’re definitely worth it if you’re craving a big juicy burger – plus they’re guaranteed to keep you feeling full throughout the day!
Location: Ekkamai and food delivery apps.
We recommend: The classic Buffalo Chicky Burger.
Check out the menu here.
2. Broccoli Revolution
Broccoli Revolution is a vegan restaurant that serves up delicious and healthy plant-based meals. Their menu includes salads, soups, burgers, and pizzas. They also have a range of vegan-friendly drinks, including smoothies, fresh juices, and vegan beer. A meal here will cost you less than ฿300 and satisfy your taste buds too.
Location: Phra Khanong and food delivery apps.
We recommend: Phnom Penh Tofu Salad
Check out the menu here.
3. May Veggie Home
May Veggie Home is a vegetarian and vegan restaurant that offers a mix of Thai and international cuisine. From Pad Thai to vegan sushi, they have something for everyone with dishes starting at ฿89. They also offer a variety of vegan desserts, including coconut ice cream and mango sticky rice. May Veggie Home has been around since 2011 so they definitely know what they’re doing when it comes to vegan food.
Location: Punnawithi and food delivery apps.
We recommend: Penang curry with pumpkin and grilled mushroom.
Check out the menu here.
4. Khun Churn in White
Khun Churn is a small vegetarian restaurant just a few steps away from the Ekkamai BTS. The small eatery is easy to miss so just follow the shops near the 7-11 under the BTS station. This restaurant offers both vegetarian and vegan options, using fresh ingredients to craft delicious Thai and Southeast Asian dishes. Their preparation is clean, low-oil and low-sodium. We can 100% recommend this restaurant for lunch and early dinner.
Location: Ekkamai and food delivery apps.
We recommend: Poh Piah Sod and Khao Klook Kapi.
Check out the menu here.
5. So Vegan
So Vegan is a restaurant with multiple branches in Bangkok, including Siam Paragon, Chinatown and On Nut. So Vegan has a fairly extensive menu with vegan versions of Thai food so that you don’t have to miss out on the vibrant local cuisine. The restaurant is very budget friendly and has dishes starting from just ฿69, with pretty decent portion sizes! The plant-based menu will definitely have you coming back for seconds, thirds and more.
Location: Multiple locations and food delivery apps.
We recommend: Any of their mixed mushroom dishes!
Check out the rest of the menu here.
PRO TIP: Here’s a golden nugget of information – check out the Happy Cow website here. Happy Cow is a website and app that helps you find vegan and vegetarian restaurants and cafes in Bangkok. You can search by location, cuisine, and price range. It’s a great resource for finding new places to eat and meeting other like-minded travelers. You can thank us later.
Finding vegan food in Bangkok might seem like a challenge, but with these tips, you’ll be able to find delicious and healthy plant-based meals in no time. Whether you’re looking for a sweet treat or a full meal, Bangkok has plenty of options to choose from. We believe that vegans are conscious consumers and shouldn’t be punished for it!
