Vegan 7-Eleven Options in Thailand You Have to Try!
Of all the countries I’ve visited, Thailand has the most vegan-friendly 7-Elevens I’ve ever seen.
I tried not to eat there too much so I could try others places, but I kept coming back. 😅
The vegan 7-Eleven options in Thailand double or triple during the annual 10-day Thailand vegetarian festival in October, which I highly recommend going to at least once in this lifetime.
Plus the vegan options aren’t bland generic 7-Eleven food, but really good.
Here’s some of the vegan 7-Eleven food in Thailand you have try.
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How Do You Know If It’s Vegan?
There are a few ways to tell if an item is vegan:
1. It will have the red and yellow “jay” sign, which is the character or symbol used in Thailand to indicate something is vegan, or animal-free.
2. It will be labeled vegan (you can always double check the ingredients).
3. If it doesn’t have the jay symbol or vegan label, it can still be vegan. If the text is in Thai, use the Google Translate or Papago app to scan and translate the ingredient list to English.
Frozen Vegan Food at 7-Eleven in Thailand
I’ve never seen a 7-Eleven in Thailand that doesn’t have these vegan options.
The freezer is usually right next to the cashier area. You can ask staff to heat it up for you.
Vegan Stir-Fried Basil With Rice
These cost around $1 USD and are well-seasoned. Though, it is quite spicy!
There are other less spicy frozen vegan meals available.
Vegan 7-Eleven Desserts in Thailand
Most Thai desserts are made with coconut milk, thankfully! I’ve tried these, and they’re pretty good.
Refrigerated Vegan 7-Eleven Food in Thailand
These are the vegan food I often get at 7-Eleven either for a quick bite or snack.
You can ask the cashier staff to heat it up for you (actually, they ask you by default if you want it microwaved).
Vegan Bao Buns
I’ve seen three versions so far with vegetable, vegan meat, and mushroom-based fillings.
These are some of my favorite vegan 7-Eleven food to get.
They cost 30 bhat, or around 80 US cents.
Vegan Fish Sandwiches
These are more recent at 7-Elevens in Thailand. I could eat these every day (ok, that’d be a lot of plastic).
They cost 39 bhat, or about $1 USD.
Vegan Triangle Kimbap
I’ve only recently seen these in October and November 2023. Also very good.
Other Available Vegan 7-Eleven Food
These two ramen are usually available in 7-Eleven in Thailand, plus are really flavorful and not too spicy. They have the red and yellow jay symbol.
You can also look for these dried vegan meat. I often add them to ramen and they’ll rehydrate.
Vegan Options During the Annual Vegetarian Festival
These vegan options are only available during the annual Thailand Vegetarian Festival, but just to show how they go all out during the month of October.
I crave their vegan banana muffins often, which are the best I’ve ever eaten.
They also have vegan bread rolls topped with creamed vegan butter that taste just like the Filipino bread ensaymada.
Standard Vegan Options at 7-Eleven in Thailand:
Here’s a list of vegan food that’s available at most 7-elevens:
- Plant milk
- Potato chips
- Nuts and seeds
- Dried Fruit
- Fruit
- Seaweed snacks
- lots more
Thailand Checklist: have you booked these yet?
▢ Thailand eSIM card from Airalo
▢ Book discounted hotels in Thailand (what I use for Asia)
▢ Look up vegan-related activities on Viator
▢ Join the most popular Thailand tours
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