Vegetarian restaurants in Thailand
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AUM Vegetarian Food
Aiming square at the health-conscious traveller is AUM's vegetarian delights. There's organic coffee from Laos, seasonal juices and a range of all-veggie Thai-style stir-fries, soups, salads and rice dishes. The restaurant has an eating area with floor cushions and low tables. A more expensive, limited Japanese menu (that includes sweet chilli maki) is also available.
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Khun Churn
Thais love their buffets – it's the all-you-can-eat allure for these food-loving people. This place is certainly one of the best going around. There's a plethora of well-prepared vegetarian dishes and salads to choose from and basic fruit drinks are included. The shady outdoor setting will entice you to linger.
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May Kaidee’s
Serves entirely meat-free dishes. Also offers a veggie Thai cooking school.
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Taste From Heaven
This fine vegetarian restaurant makes delectable curries and fusion dishes incorporating Indian cuisine (such as veg samosas). It's also very friendly, ethically sound – with proceeds going towards the Elephant Nature Park – and has a cooling garden out the back for outside dining.
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Mitmai Restaurant
A clean, simple and spacious Yunnanese place specialising in delicious vegetable soups made with pumpkin, taro, snowpeas, mushrooms or other vegetables. Try the tôm sôm plaa yâwt máphráo (hot-and-sour fish soup with coconut shoots). The bilingual menu also includes yam (tangy, Thai-style salad) made with Chinese vegetables, as well as Yunnanese steamed ham, and many vegetarian dishes. No MSG is used in the cooking.
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About Art & Craft Café
An artistic oasis in the midst of hurried Na Thon, this cafe serves an eclectic assortment of healthy and wholesome food, gourmet coffee and, as the name states, art and craft, made by the owner and her friends. Relaxed and friendly, this is also a gathering place for Samui's dwindling population of bohemians and artists.
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Vegetarian Centre of Chiang Mai
Sponsored by the Asoke Foundation, an ascetic Buddhist movement, this restaurant serves inexpensive cafeteria-style veg. It's about 500m south of the old city.
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Mashoor
Indian-Nepali vegetarian cuisine via Myanmar may sound like an entirely new cuisine altogether, but somehow it tastes just right. This informal kitchen, operated by a Burmese cook of Nepali descent, assembles a mean meat-free thali.
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Je-In Pai
Opposite the District Office, this simple open-air place serves tasty and cheap vegan and vegetarian Thai food. During lunch, choose from the metal trays out front. There's good fruit and soy milk shakes too.
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Boon Niyon Uthayan
Run by the ascetic Santi Asoke group, which has split from mainstream Thai Buddhism, this restaurant has an impressive vegetarian buffet under a giant roof. Most of the food is grown organically just outside the city.
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Mangsawirat Kangreuanjam
The cooks put out several pots of fresh, 100% Thai vegetarian dishes daily.
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Koko
In the centre of town, Koko offers an extensive veggie menu in addition to its usual Thai menu – perfect for a mixed crowd.
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Anotai
Upscale-ish Thai- and Italian-style veggie eats can be found at Anotai, which also has an organic vegetable market.
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Num Heng Vegetarian
Those who eschew flesh will appreciate this clean and yummy looking veggie corner.
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Suan Krua
Next door to Maggie's Homestay, this vegetarian restaurant cooks fast and furiously for a limited time only and then it closes until the next day. Be here promptly and hungrily.
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Loving Hut
At the entrance to the old town, this bright yellow place has a thick English-language menu of Thai-style veggie dishes.
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Angel's Secrets
Shielded from the roadside by a fast-growing fence of greenery and simply, but warmly, furnished, this outdoor eatery has a touchy-feely goodness flowing from the kitchen in the form of tasty and freshly prepared vegetarian dishes. There's lots of healthy alternatives for breakfast including crepes with fresh fillings or a bowl of fruit. The friendly service will make you smile, and your happy stomach will be nudging you back for more.
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