12 Vegan Restaurants in Bangkok Worth Visiting

Bangkok is one of the easiest cities in Asia to eat vegan—HappyCow lists more than 100 vegan restaurants here.

During my many trips to Bangkok, I tried plenty and found a handful I kept returning to.

This guide highlights 10 vegan restaurants in Bangkok I really enjoyed, including affordable eats, plus a few more popular spots I’m saving for next time.

If you plan to visit Thailand, I highly recommend going during the annual 10-day Thailand Vegetarian Festival in October. It’s a vegan heaven.

➡️ If you’re visiting Bangkok for the first time, make sure to read my Bangkok itinerary post next.

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1. VEGANERIE

VEGANERIE has eight locations throughout Bangkok, with a few inside malls like Siam Paragon.

A vegan cheeseburger with a small flag reading 'VEGANERIE 100% VEGAN' is presented on a black plate with a side of diced sweet potatoes. In the background, a tall glass of strawberry smoothie accompanies the meal, set in a casual dining environment. Top vegan restaurants in Bangkok

A vegan katsu curry rice bowl from VEGANERIE Concept, featuring a crispy breaded cutlet topped with a rich yellow sauce and chopped chives, alongside fluffy white rice. The curry is filled with chunks of potato and carrot, all served in a black bowl on a marble table. Top vegan restaurants in Bangkok

VEGANERIE is one of the most well-known vegan restaurants in Bangkok.

They serve burgers, rice plates, Thai dishes, and really good vegan desserts.

Their price ranges from $5 USD for their rice bowls to $8 USD for their burger sets.

I often go here while visiting other tourist sites since they have multiple locations.

My favorite is their Vegan Soy Banoffee Waffles and Chocolate Waffles:

A decadent serving of vegan soy banoffee waffles from VEGANERIE Concept, garnished with a dollop of whipped cream topped with a branded flag.

Their veganized Khao Soi is already very good and flavorful:

2. V Street

Address: Emsphere, Sukhumvit Rd, Khlong Tan, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110, Thailand

A plate with fried rice, a fried chicken wing, a bowl of clear soup with green onions, and a side of breaded fried cutlet with dipping sauce garnished with cilantro.

V Street is located on the ground floor of the Emsphere Mall and is walkable from the Phrom Phong BTS station.

Their food is some of the best I’ve had in Thailand.

I got the Vegan Drunken Fried Rice ($9 USD) with a vegan egg plus a side of Vegan Katsu ($3 USD).

They have a large menu selection of rice plates, noodles, and wraps.

Pricier than your average vegan spot, but the food here was so well-seasoned and prepared. It’ll be one of the first spots I return to.

3. May Veggie Home

Address: 738 Sukhumvit 101 Alley, Khwaeng Bang Chak, Khet Phra Khanong, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10260

A bowl of aromatic vegan green curry, rich and creamy with coconut milk, filled with green vegetables and red chili slices for a spicy kick. The curry is served in a traditional white bowl with a blue rim and includes a spoon, set on a woven placemat, with a plate of fresh spring rolls in the background

Fresh vegan spring rolls packed with vibrant greens, purple cabbage, and shredded carrots, sprinkled with sesame seeds. A spoon is poised above, drizzling a clear, amber-hued sauce, enhancing the rolls' fresh ingredients, all presented on a green leaf-shaped plate

May Veggie Home was one of the first vegan restaurants in Bangkok that I visited during a 2015 Thailand trip.

They recently moved locations to a big open-spaced restaurant near the Punnawithi BTS station.

They have a large menu of mostly vegan Thai dishes.

Their price ranges from $4-7 USD.

I got the fresh spring rolls, green curry, and vegan Thai iced tea.

4. Vegan Mahanakhon

Address: 661 Arun Amarin Rd, ศิริราช Bangkok Noi, Bangkok 10700, Thailand

Crispy fried cutlet served over a dome of white rice, surrounded by golden curry sauce and topped with thin chili strips. The dish is neatly plated on a textured black plate.

Vegan Mahanakhon is a higher-end restaurant near Wat Arun.

I took my parents here and they said it’s some of the best vegan food they had.

We got the Assorted Thai Appetizer Platter ($11 USD), Stir-fried Basil Pork or Kaprao ($6), Vegan Pork Belly ($6), Tom Kha ($7), Massaman Curry with Roti ($8), plus mango and watermelon smoothies.

My favorites were the Kaprao and Tom Kha.

They also have a sister restaurant Vegan Pranakhon that serves more fusion-Thai food.

5. Baanying’s Plant-Based Ying’s Garden

Address (new location): Dusit Suites Hotel Ratchadamri Rd, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330

close-up view of a vegan chicken omelette served in a ceramic bowl, topped with a golden-brown, crusted patty, and drizzled with a caramel-colored sauce. A blurred background features a glass of iced green tea and a metal bowl of soup with mushrooms and greens, suggesting a comfortable dining setting

I went to Ying’s Garden a few times during a recent Bangkok trip in November 2023.

It was one of the few vegan restaurants in Bangkok near the centralwOrld area where I was staying, though they recently moved to a new location inside Hotel Ratchadamri.

vegan pork omelette served in a bowl accompanied by a tall glass of iced coffee with a straw. The omelette is topped with a generous amount of pink vegan pork bits, and the background hints at a cozy café atmosphere with a soup bowl and a plush, cream-colored seat.

Their price ranges from $4-7 USD.

My favorite dishes were the vegan pork omelette and coconut soup with malindjo leaves and mushroom.

Even though they moved locations in Bangkok, it’s a restaurant I’ll definitely revisit.

6. Kaek Kao Kua

Address: 12 Sukhumvit Soi 27, Klongtoey Nua, Watthana, Bangkok 10110

The image displays a hearty bowl of vegan noodles from Kaek Kao Kua Vegan Restaurant in Bangkok, almost finished, with a pair of chopsticks resting on top. The bowl contains spicy noodles, a large piece of vegan fish ball, a crispy wonton, and a slice of daikon radish, all with a light coating of chili oil, highlighting the robust and flavorful vegan options available in Bangkok's culinary scene.

Kaek Kao Kua is a popular vegan Thai noodle eatery, more located inside a family home building.

I actually tried their dish at a vegan market during the annual Thailand Vegetarian Festival in 2023.

After trying their noodles, I understood why it was a popular local eatery. So flavorful!

Their dishes cost around $4-5 USD.

7. Mercy Republic

Address: 120/17 ถนน สุขุมวิท Khlong Toei Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand

A plate of curry sauce with rice topped with crispy fried chicken strips, garnished with thin green herbs and red pepper slices on a black textured plate.

Mercy Republic is an all-vegan restaurant and hip-hop themed restaurant and bar near Sukhumvit station.

They serve fusion food like curries, pizza, noodle dishes, burgers, and bar food.

I got the Tonkatsu Panang Curry Rice ($8.50 USD) and a smoothie.

The tonkatsu was nicely crisp and the curry was so flavorful. I’d go here again to try other items.

The next vegan spots offer inexpensive but solid vegan Thai food in Bangkok.

They’re usually located in the food courts of malls in Bangkok and cost $1-3 per combo meal.

8. So Vegan

meal served at So Vegan Restaurant in Sukhumvit, Bangkok, Thailand. The biodegradable plate is partitioned into sections containing multi-colored rice, a green bitter gourd stir-fry with tofu, and a yellow curry with mixed vegetables, demonstrating a colorful and nutritious vegan meal.

dish from So Vegan Restaurant featuring a combination of white rice with a side of dark vegan meat substitute, a green curry with mixed vegetables, and a creamy tofu scramble, all served on a sustainable plate, highlighting the variety of plant-based dishes available at the establishment

So Vegan is a vegan food stall with multiple locations in Bangkok.

I went here often since it was right down the street from one of my stays.

You can buy a rice plate meal for as little as $1.50 USD, or order from their cook-to-order menu.

The food was fresh and filling.

9. Terminal 21 Vegetarian Stall (Mall Food Court)

Address: 88 Soi Sukhumvit 19, Khlong Toei Nuea, Thawi Watthana, Bangkok 10110

The image shows a vegan and vegetable rice meal from a vegetarian stall at the Terminal 21 Mall Food Court in Bangkok. On the plate, there's a portion of brown rice, a scoop of bright yellow squash, and a serving of a spicy, shredded vegan meat substitute, garnished with a kaffir lime leaf. The meal is accompanied by a side of steamed broccoli, emphasizing a balance of flavors and nutrition.

Terminal 21 has a vegetarian stall on the fifth floor of the mall’s food court.

You choose items from the counter or order from their menu.

You choose 3 items + rice for around $1 USD. I visited a few times as it was close to another stay.

10. Talalaks (Siam Paragon Mall Food Court)

Address: 991 Rama I Rd, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330

Talalaks is a vegan food stall on the ground floor of the Siam Paragon food court.

Their rice plate meal costs around $2-3 USD where you can choose from different options.

I usually always get a curry as one of them.

It’s a solid and very filling meal. Ask to heat it up or it’ll be lukewarm by default.

11. Walee (EmQuartier Mall Food Court)

Address: The Emquartier 693 Sukhumvit Rd, Khlong Toei Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110

The image displays a vegan meal from Walee Vegetarian Stall located at the EmQuartier Mall Food Court in Bangkok. The plate consists of a hearty serving of multi-grain rice, a vibrant yellow bamboo shoot curry, a side of mixed vegetable curry with carrot and potato, and a small bowl of green curry with tofu, showcasing the diversity of vegan Thai cuisine in a mall setting.

Walee is another vegan food stall, located on the food court of the EmQuartier Mall.

The mall is located right next to the Phrom Phong BTS station.

Their combo rice meal costs about $2 USD.

12. Shine Thong Vegetarian Food (CentralWorld Food Court)

Address: Ratchadamri Rd, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand

A set meal with a scoop of purple rice, a clear broth with leafy greens and tofu, and a light curry soup with tofu and vegetables.

If you’re visiting CentralWorld and are looking for vegan food, go to the Shine Thong Vegetarian Food, similar to the other vegan food stalls mentioned here.

It can be quite hard to find and is located on the ground floor food court.

You will need to purchase a loadable voucher first from the food court’s machines and the stall will scan it.

This meal was around $2-3 USD.

Vegan Options at Bangkok Airport

advertisement for a new plant-based chicken sandwich available at Subway, featuring original chicken strips made from soy, wheat, and bamboo fiber. The vibrant menu board also suggests combo meal upgrades and displays prices in Thai currency, indicating the location within Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok.

close-up of a vegan chicken sandwich from Subway, with the sandwich cut open to reveal the plant-based chicken strips, fresh lettuce, slices of tomato and cucumber, all within a hearty whole grain bread. The image captures the textures and colors of the sandwich, highlighting Subway's fresh ingredients.

If you’re taking a flight out of the Suvarnabhumi International Airport (BKK), you can get a vegan chicken sandwich from Subway.

They recently added First Pride’s vegan chicken strips.

Other Popular Vegan Restaurants in Bangkok

Below are other popular vegan restaurants in Bangkok that are on my list to visit, plus the type of cuisine they offer and price ranges:

Ethos

Address: 85/2 Thanon Tanao, Wat Bowon Niwet, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200

Mix of Thai and international cuisine
Price range: $3-6 USD

May Kaidee

May Kaidee is also my favorite vegan restaurant in Chiang Mai.

Address: Two locations in Bangkok

Vegan Thai dishes
Price range: $3-5 USD

Bonita Cafe and Social Club

Address: 100 Soi Pramote (Silom Soi 26), Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500

Salads, sandwiches, & Thai dishes
Price range: $3-7 USD

Broccoli Revolution

Address: Three locations in Bangkok

Healthier Thai and western dishes
Price range: $5-9 USD

Nature’s Charm

Address: Sukhumvit 51 Alley, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110

Makers of the Nature’s Charm vegan condensed & evaporated milks 💕

Thai and international cuisine + desserts using their products
Price range: $5-10 USD

Golden State Vegan Sushi Bar

Address: 40 Ekkamai 12 Alley, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110

Vegan bar and restaurant serving Japanese-fusion dishes.
Price range: $5-15 USD

Where to Stay as a Vegan in Bangkok

Sukhumvit Road is a popular tourist area in general, but a great area to stay if you’re a vegan.

There are vegan restaurants all walkable from each other and are easily accessible by BTS train.

📲 Look for hotels in the most-vegan friendly area in Bangkok

Thailand Checklist: have you booked these yet?

📶 Thailand eSIM card — most popular option

🏨 Best hotels in Thailand — great locations and solid reviews

🌱 Look up vegan-related activities on Viator

🎟 Top Thailand day tours — most popular picks across the country