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Na Vayla PaPlern

The only vegan hotel in Bangkok that includes vegan breakfast with your stay 😍. They also serve lunch and dinner. It’s about a 15 min Grab car ride from the Palaces. Very nice rooms and staff and highly recommended.

The Grand Palace

One of the most popular attractions in Bangkok. Don’t mistaken all the temples and gardens as the palace, it’s actually toward the very end and it’s mesmerizing.

BEGAN VEGAN

If you go to the Grand Palace or Wat Arun you are going to be famished! This spot is the closest vegan restaurant to the temples and palaces. They have an amazing menu and the food is delicious so it’s a must try. They have curries and Thai tea and a whole case of desserts.

Ethos Vegetarian Restaurant

A very popular vegan friendly restaurant among foreigners. Everything is natural, no msg, no preservatives. They even make their own tempeh! We ordered the house made tempeh, papaya salad, massaman curry, and pineapple fried rice. It’s honestly so flavorful and on a very happening street with other vegan options around. You can also check out the bustling Khaosan Road after.

ING TEAHOUSE

Coconut taro ice cream with cilantro! Ok I know that might sound strange to some But I promise you it’s DELICIOUS! It’s wrapped in a pastry like dough and it’s vegan so say less! This spot is on Ong Ang Canal a cute canal lined with restaurants and shops.

Ong Ang Canal

This is the cute canal lined with restaurants and shops that I mentioned above

Kaek Kao Kua

A must try for vegan Khao Soi! If you’re familiar with this dish then you know the essence is in the egg noodles. However this place has managed to create a vegan version without the egg 😉 they have sourced their own eggless noodles that retain the same texture and offer a variety of different dishes with different noodles where you can even get a flight ! One of my favorite spots for sure.

VEGANERIE Concept

A popular restaurant that many travellers rave about. I heard they also have an epic dessert menu!

Burmese Noodle

This is the vegan friendly option in Bangkok you didn't know you had to try. They have amny vegan friendly options like the chickpea tofu, chickpea noodles and fried chickpea! This is traditional food from Myanmar.

Train & Floating Market Food Adventure + Scenic train ride

Please request vegan option! This was the market I didn't get to go to because I didn't plan my trip accordingly. I didn't realize it was 2 hours away but if you have guide to help you with transport that's half the battale. I would sugget letting your guide know you will need vegan options, I am sure they will be happy to accomodate.

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Jodd Fairs Night Market

This is the night market where I found the most amazing vegan coconut ice cream and pad thai. I wish I could pin point the exact location of each stall and look for Waffle de Bear with a yellow sign, I promise you will see it! For the pad Thai cart just look for one that says vegetarian option in it and make sure to ask for no egg. I used Google Translate.

at ease SPA Sukhumvit 33/1

This is where I got my 15 min rice bran bath, which is like sauna but in soil, and my one hour massage. When I went it cost me $33 USD or around 1145 TBH. I really enjoyed my experience here.