Cooking Garden Cafe & Eatery

kimchi tofu soup at Cooking Garden Cafe & Eatery in Mae Sai

Strict vegans will want to focus on this page and confirm with the chef how closely เจ maps onto your dietary requirements. at Cooking Garden Cafe & Eatery in Mae Sai

Insides of the fruit cut from the garden tree for dessert...very subtly sour flavor I'd liken to crossing a custard apple and a santol (cotton fruit). at Cooking Garden Cafe & Eatery in Mae Sai

Outside skin & leaves of the fruit at Cooking Garden Cafe & Eatery in Mae Sai

For a finale before leaving Thailand, I splurged on a "3-course meal" that came to under 250 baht. at Cooking Garden Cafe & Eatery in Mae Sai

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Serves meat, vegan options available. Has a full jey เจ (vegan) page in the menu and will happily adapt vegan dishes to be vegan on request. Example dishes include stir fries, fried rice and dishes with tofu/soy protein. The owners are reported to be vegan. Nestled between foothills and alleys, check the Facebook page for directions. Open Tue-Sun 8:00am-5:00pm. Closed Mon.

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232/2 Wiang Phang Kham, Mae Sai, Thailand, 57130
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+66-638373114
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- Last update on 12 Oct 2023 by Cookinggarden
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- Added by JulianTylerLee on 21 Feb 2022
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2 Reviews

First Review by JulianTylerLee

wild.child_n

Points +36

Vegan

12 Aug 2023

Sehr gut gegessen. - Edit

Leckeres Essen und schönes Ambiente. Die Köchin/Chefin kann super englisch und ist sehr aufmerksam. Mein Mann hat sogar einen Geburtstagsnachtisch aufs Haus bekommen.

Pros: Ambiente , Sehr freundlich

Cons: Wenig für Veganer , Keine vegane Milchalternative

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JulianTylerLee

Points +628

Vegetarian

20 Feb 2022

Fancy, big-city menu in the jungle with a chef who can do it all! - Edit

There’s a full vegan menu page with the standard Thai fare made to order and hot, unlike the usual cold buffets. What really sets this place apart is the variety of non-Thai options, most all of which can be modified to be vegetarian. Prices are enticingly low enough to try a three course meal on a special occasion or try it all several times a week (if you live or are otherwise often in the neighborhood).

Finding it the first time may require getting lost in the alleys a bit, if not the jungle, but it’s well worth the time and effort. It’s a restaurant and an experience to have multiple times and as regularly as possible.

I only stumbled upon it in my last month after living here a year and prioritized trying as much of the menu as I could in a short time. There was always something new to try, it always tasted great, and it was nice gradually to make friends with the tortie kitten in residence.

Pros: Huge, varied menu and very friendly service, Natural setting...garden of wildlife & cute kitten, Very nicely displayed & delicious dishes

Cons: Not a fan of the pop & instrumental hip-hop beats, tucked away where few farang may dare to find it, uphill bicycle ride