Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, halal and kosher options across Bangkok.
Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, halal and kosher options across Bangkok. including where to go and what to order.
Broccoli Revolution in Bangkok's Sukhumvit 49 corner is the canonical vegan cafe-restaurant since 2014, plant-based Thai bowls, smoothies and the namesake broccoli quinoa burger.
Tip: Walk-ins through the day; the broccoli quinoa burger and the green smoothies are the through-line. Branches across Bangkok.
Veganerie Concept in Bangkok's Sukhumvit 24 is the Thai vegan dessert and brunch chain's flagship, with plant-based pancakes, ice cream and Thai-vegan main plates since 2014.
Tip: Brunch through dinner; the vegan ice cream and the chocolate pancake stack are the canonical orders. Branches at Mercury Ville and Major Ekkamai.
Rasayana Retreat in Bangkok's Sukhumvit 39 is a raw vegan cafe-and-wellness centre since 2003, with cold-pressed juices, raw lasagna and detox-program meal plans.
Tip: Raw-only cafe attached to wellness centre. Cold-pressed juice flights are the order; phone or Line bookings for in-house dinner.
May Veggie Home in Bangkok's Sukhumvit 16 is a long-running Thai vegetarian cafe with vegan and ovo-vegetarian options, plant-based pad Thai, tom yum and Thai curry plates.
Tip: Long-standing vegetarian-friendly room; cheap eats with set lunch from 200 baht. Vegan annotations on every menu item.
Anotai in Bangkok's Rama IX is the long-running vegetarian Thai room from 2004, plant-based Thai stir-fries, salads and curries with an English-translated menu.
Tip: Lunch and dinner only; closed Mondays. Cash and PromptPay accepted. The crispy mock-duck salad is the local pick.
Ethos in Bangkok's Soi Rambuttri off Khao San is a backpacker-area vegetarian and vegan room with Thai curries, falafel bowls and Indian thalis since 2002.
Tip: Indian, Thai and Mediterranean vegetarian mix on one menu. Cash only; the rooftop seating opens at sunset.
Veganerie Concept in Bangkok's Sukhumvit 24 maintains a labelled gluten-free section on its vegan menu, with rice-flour pancakes, gluten-free desserts and Thai-vegan main plates.
Tip: Gluten-free items labelled on every menu. The vegan ice cream sundaes are gluten-free by default; ask about cross-contamination if severe.
Broccoli Revolution in Bangkok's Sukhumvit 49 corner labels gluten-free Thai dishes on its vegan menu, plant-based bowls and Thai stir-fries with rice noodles and quinoa.
Tip: Vegan menu is largely gluten-free by default; mock-meat options not. Confirm severity at ordering.
Muslim Restaurant in Bangkok's Charoen Krung has cooked Thai-Muslim halal cuisine since 1939, with khao mok gai biryani, beef massaman and roti served family-style.
Tip: Cash only. The khao mok gai chicken biryani is the standout; ask for the massaman beef with extra peanuts.
Home Cuisine Islamic in Bangkok's Charoen Krung 36 is the family halal kitchen serving Thai-Muslim curries, biryani and roti since 2000, with a Bib Gourmand listing for 2024.
Tip: Cash only. The massaman lamb curry, the roti with beef and the salted-egg fried rice are the canonical orders.
Charoen Saeng Silom in Bangkok is a halal-friendly Thai-Muslim curry-rice room near Hua Lamphong station, with khao mok gai, beef stew and Thai-style massaman over rice.
Tip: Cash only. Curry-and-rice plates run 80 to 120 baht; the khao mok gai chicken biryani is the local lunch order.
Peak food season in Bangkok is year-round.
Local dining hours: lunch around 12:30, dinner from 19:30.
service is typically included; small extra is welcome but not expected.
Ask the next local you meet what they would order. Bangkok rewards trust.