Absolutely amazing vegetarian restaurant in Bangkok!! 👌💖 They have a buffet style set-up and you can point at the dishes you want to eat. They have a good variety of different veggie curries and faux meat dishes and everything we tried was delicious. Prices are incredibly cheap for the great quality of food, you get rice + 1 choice for 35baht, rice + 2 choices for 45baht and rice + 3 choices for 50k. Besides the great prices, the staff were very friendly and welcoming!! 😍 Unfortunately we discovered the restaurant only on our last day in BKK, otherwise we would have eaten there every day.

Simple facility with tasty, reasonably priced vegan food! This place sells out quickly. Get there early and try the fried, coated mushrooms, if available.

Probably the best place to eat imo within a 20minute walk of here if you just want healthy tasty thai veg food - has good salad rolls and stuff to go too but is mostly a buffet-type place. 40 or 50 baht or something a place, has the best massaman curry I've probably had anywhere out of 15-20~ places I've had it (on the buffet/trays when they have it) and always a few tofu and veg dishes that aren't oily or anything - just herbed up and nice.

Just found this vegetarian restaurant today in Silom, Bangkok. They have buffet style where you pick dishes that you want. I picked 3 dishes and it costed only 55 baht. I also ordered kuah tiao soup and costed only 40 baht. The food is cheap and nice.

Amazing vegan place. Come early to get the best out of the buffet. It gets crowded around noon. Try their soup, especially with vegan yellow noodle. It rocks!

Fantastic vegetarian food. I had no idea really how to order, but the woman in charge was so friendly and encouraging despite my complete lack of Thai. Her (limited) English and some pointing got us through. Didn't love the spring roll, but seriously loved everything else. One of the few places we found in Bangkok that used tofu, and it was great. (It's a shame because tofu is like the perfect vehicle to absorb all those great flavors you get in Thai food).

Better that expected. It doesn't look much from the street view. There are a few tables and kind of arranged closed together, and many vegetarian dishes offer as a cafeteria style. I ordered green and Pad Cha, and I loved it. I would stop by again for more vegetarian options. Price is very reasonable.

This somewhat hidden gem of a restaurant from the mainstream ones has been a daily must...order the Yam Mama Spicy, Tua Protein, Sen Yai Laadna, and Krapaw...solid combo of dishes between 3 people!

Incredibly tasty and super good prices! My favorite is the yellow noodle soup for 40 B. Also the rest is just very delicious!

My favourite vegan food in Bangkok! Amazing noodle soup.

Good vegetarian Thai food restaurant only open during day and frequented mainly by locals. Helpful staff though very limited English. Fried rice was nice with decent amount of vegetables in it, and the tofu in red curry sauce was really good. It had a bit of a bite to it without being too hot. All in all a great cheap place to have lunch.

Love this simple place simple food. The rice with selected dishes are yummy with local flavours. Rice plus 2 dishes cost 45 bahts. The noodle/rice vermicelli/Kway Teow soup dishes are tasty too, i would say simple, tasty and very local. I love them. The Kway Teow soup cost only 40 bahts. Satisfying breakfast for me. They opens from 6.30am to about 7.45pm, closed on Sunday. We stayed in Bossotel hotel and Tien Sin veg is just in the opposite street. So convenient.

All dishes are Veg. Thai /Chinese styles. Very tasty. Try to come before noon to have more choices available.

Cheap prices, food alright. It’s not so comfortable but perfect for low budget travellers.

Got there at 1:30pm. Maybe that's why the point & pick dishes were so cold & unappetizing. Flavors were average - edible. 2 sides + rice 50 baht. Curry puff not worth getting, cold & hard. Better order noodle soup or fried dish from menu (looks like separate stalls). A bit pricier by 10 or 20 baht but tastes better - & I realised later that's what all the locals chose. I checked, & it seems everything is vegan. Limited English, one speaks some Mandarin.

These people are doing their community a great service. Healthy food at honest prices. Never disappointed.

We heard great things about this place but it was very difficult to order - I think the a la carte menu didn’t start until 3pm so there was no menu available for us to choose from. Luckily there was a tour guide there who was able to help order - the food was delicious but not sure what it was called.

Very nice local vegetarians. They speak little English and Mandarin.