Juicy4U

The restaurant and it's owners are so cute! We tried the burgers which were okay but you can get better ones from the opposite side of the street. Actually the burgers are very much alike but bit more expensive here. Nice vibes and healthy smoothie options which we didn't try though. Could be better and have more options on the menu.

very small simple little restaurant with not a huge variety but what they do they do well

the restaurant is located a few minutes walk from Thapae Gate ... there vegan options and lots of drink options ... the vegi burger (฿110) with condiments in side dishes was nice and the massaman curry with brown rice (฿90) was very good ... staff were polite but the interaction was limited to their taking my order and me paying the bill (to me it's worth an extra star when staff make you feel welcome and engage in some conversation) ... moderate pricing given the quantity and quality of the food

I came here as I heard many good things about their Vegan Burgers. I cannot really support this recommendation and was honestly disappointed after all that I've heard. I found the portion seize very small and the Burger pretty tasteless especially considering the price...
The staff also appeared very bored.
Overall not a good experience.

This is a cozy little veggie restaurant with funky decor, nice reggae music playing, and two resident chihuahuas. Menu has western and traditional Thai items. Vegan items aren't clearly marked but staff will tell you if a dish can be made vegan or not. Staff speaks good English. Veggie burger was decent, not too flavorful but well formed and didn't fall apart like some veggie burgers tend to. Khao Soi was more tasty and well seasoned.

A very disappointing visit, this place was recommended to us several times. We Ordered vegan sandwich, smoothie and sweet and sour veg dishes.
- Pineapple in sweet and sour was off, rice undercooked.
- Ketchup was off
- Bread in the sandwich was off, as i could taste mouldy edge of the bread

smoothie was great though

We went there because the vegan burger looked so good in photo.
We order with additional avocado but it just taste blunt and does not worth what we have paid for at all.
Do not recommend the burger here.

Juicy4u

5 Ratchamanka Rd Chiang Mai, Thailand - behind the eastern corner of Moon Mueang Rd. – across the street from the Dada Kafé

Very friendly staff

Veggie burger was undercooked and mushy – average tasting yet the condiments were great

Ginger-pineapple-beet and apple freshly juiced was very refreshing

Pad Thai was fantastic!

Mon-Sun 8:30am-7:00pm

Had great pancakes and really good smoothies there for breakfast! Also tried their Vegan Burger and Sandwhiches, which I xan both recommend. Prices are a little above cheap.

We've been there several times a year ago and loved that restaurant. It was one of our best addresses in Chiang Mai. As we're back in Chiang Mai, we wanted to go back there. And after a few time we found the restaurant closed for no reasons we ended up by having a breakfast there.
The food was still good but the staff is just not fun... It seemed that they were bored and barely answered nor smiled.
So, we were a bit disappointed about that lately. Too much success maybe or just bad days?
Updated from previous review on Saturday March 26, 2016

Updated from previous review on Saturday March 26, 2016

It's a nice place to hang out with friends, good vibes and good food!

Was there during the Thai Fruit Festival (june 2015) with vegan mates

I like this cafe because it very animal friendly place! I miss for my pets and very happy that in this cafe live cat and dog :)

Nice decor, so simple and interesting! Very friendly and cute staff!
Menu not big, but food is delicious. I like vegan burger and Massaman Curry.
Very tasty mango-banana smoothie. Good prices!

Best vegetarian burger I had in Thailand. The sauces are a great add to it. Also had some other dishes , very delicious!! it's cheap and good food!! staff is a bit moody sometimes ....but that is ok.

Nice friendly people. Food is ok for eating once or twice.

We had the vegan banana pancake which was very good. The woman working there was alone so it wasn't the quickest service, but that was ok. She served us butter but realised we don't eat it so we got peanut butter instead. That was nice! The juice we got wasn't fresh though.

Had a very nice khao soy here (traditional Chiang Mai coconut curry soup).

They don't have very much to offer on the menu and so I had a rather stodgy burger to go with my soup.

I love the place it's very relaxed and hippieish in a good way! The staff is super friendly and the food and juice/smoothies are really good :) they have a cat and a dog running around which I really liked because it made it seem more like home :)

The third time I went there I was starving and wanted food as I just got out of class (they close super early too) but they did not tell me until after I ordered a drink that kitchen was closed. Which I said that would of been good to know before I ordered a drink. I had just come from India (6 months) and in India you needed to remind the people making the juice not to put sugar in the juice and you also have to tell Thais too since it's habit. I said it three times and I know it's a lot but after coming from India usually three times was needed. The manager was so pissed I reminded the lady three times that she said, " if you don't like us or trust us don't ever come back. I wasn't being rude but just repeated kindly no sugar. I said no problem I'll never come back. I haven't gone back since. I don't need to be treated like that and I think she's forgetting without tourism she would have no job. I also worked as a waitress and would never have this attitude. Otherwise food is good although I only had one meal. It's suppose to be organic but you can't really verify. They had a pet kitten and dog in the restaurant.

Many street vendors in Chiang Mai add white sugar to fruit smoothies to make them taste better. Juicy4u's mango, banana, pineapple smoothie with added spirulina was free from added sweeteners and tasted much sweeter and fresher - they clearly use high quality, ripe fruit. At 80 baht, this was a little bit pricey for my frugal taste, but it makes for a nice occasional treat. The place was full of tourists, so you can hardly blame the Thai staff for taking advantage of vacationing westerners with money to blow.

I had a soup and mango cheesecake. When ordering the soup was claimed to be vegan, later when I asked it had egg noodles so it was changed to rice noodles. Maybe I had cold but I couldn't enjoy the full flavor which was disappointing given the slightly higher prices (155B for the two items). Lots of western backpackers around me. It obviously is popular. However, given there are lots of nice vegetarian places in Chiang Mai which I liked more, I doubt I will be visiting this place much. It is just a matter of personal taste. Walls near my seat had TripAdvisor's high ratings pasted.

The freshness of the veggie burger really stood out to me. It's one of those meals that's so good, it just makes you smile once you've finished.
The only time I've ever tasted bread as good and as fresh as the bun, was when I used to bake my own and eat it right out the oven. And that same quality carried over to all of the other ingredients.

I loved the selection of juices too. I got a shot of wheatgrass for the first time in my life. And having never had it before, I really can't comment on how it's supposed to taste. But it tasted fresh and healthy.

It's a little more expensive than you'll pay elsewhere, but it's worth it for the quality. It is that good.

To contradict some previous reviews, I saw no mention of meat being available, and I found all of the staff to be incredibly friendly and attentive.

Was about to enter when I read " pork, chicken and fish also available". Tired of these so called vegetarian health restaurants that want their cake and eat it. You cannot be both. There is no respect for the real vegans who do not want to smell the flesh of burning bodies whilst eating their veggies.

I have been here many times and tried all the vegan dishes they have in the menu. I haven't tried yet all the drinks as there are so many options and combinations of fresh fruits, veggies, spirulina and wheat grass. Juicy for you is probably my favourite vegan restaurant in Chiang Mai: always fresh, tasty and super healthy! My favourite dish is the Kao Soi (you can ask for a vegan version with rice noodles). This place is also perfect for a coffee&cake break. The quality of the coffee is very good and they have a small selection of raw vegan cakes, cookies and chocolate truffles. The raw vegan mango cheesecake is my favourite.

Go here alot. Love the juices and the kow soi. Good veggie burger too. Staff are great

The veggie burger here is insanely good! The bun is freshly toasted and amazing on it's own. The sauces are homemade and spectacular. If vegan, don't eat the white thousand island like dressing... they will sub it for anything else you would like. The green curry is good too! They give you organic brown rice.

Very accommodating to low fat vegans. Just request no oils, nuts or salt.

They have an adorable pups named Mango! Superrrrrr cute! :)

I ordered a carrot, celery and parsley juice in the hope of getting a healthy green juice. Result was 90% carrot with minuscule amounts of celery and parsley. When asking whether I could a greener juice, I was told that "this is our style", along with a shut-up shrug.

I had planned ordering more, but decided against it given the unfriendly attitude.

This little cafe has a good build-your-own smoothie/juice and build-your-own sandwich menu that is fun and delicious. The whole wheat bread is very nice and generally the sandwiches are quite tasty. They also have a comprehensive thai food menu that includes pad thai and curries etc. I've enjoyed the food I've gotten there and the people who run it are extremely friendly. Can't speak for the soy milk as I didn't try to order it. Will definitely go back!

I like this place. They did have soymilk in the end of March 2014 for coffee (but I didn´t check the brand if it really was vegan). Porridge is good, banana-coconut-ginger smoothie is great and so is som tam, khao soi was good (I did not check if the noodles were vegan). Also I got what I wanted when I ordered a salad with my chosen ingredients. Service is good. Coffee could taste better. Raw chocolate was good but very expensive.

Not sure how this place made the HappyCow list. I expected a retail establishment like this to have soy milk but it doesn't. Honestly you can get juice anywhere in Chiang Mai and it's better and a third of the price. Save yourself a trip!

LOVE this place . found it on Happy Cow and have been going daily since,

Have a daily veggie burger and a few wheatgrass shots. They grown it on premises.

Great family running the place.

Prices real cheap

Excellent all round

Good prices, many menu options includes superfoods you can add to huge choice of juices and smoothies. They also have thai food, mix veg & avocado salads, pita and sandwiches with fresh salads and breakfast options. They have no wifi, the staff is nice and super friendly.

Not sure what the fuss is about. Had the kao soi which was utterly flavorless. Good portion for 70b but it was terribly watered down. I've had fantastic kao soi in Chiang Mai and this PALES in comparison. Nice folks there and lots of juice options but the food was disappointing. I get the impression most folks go for their sandwiches which looked far less impotent than my Thai dish. Oh well.

We loved this place! It's a small, cute, colourful cafe with inside and outside seating. The team running it are all very friendly and welcoming. There's a really good atmosphere and everything feels genuinely cared-for with loads of decorations and even the toilet area is like a little garden (and still clean, unlike many thai cafes).
Their range of juices and smoothies is good, with some unusual ones as well as the things you'd expect at any juice bar. And, brilliantly, they will make the drinks with soya milk instead of dairy if you ask.
The food is all veggie and staff seem aware of what's in everything as they make it all. The menu is quite small but ranges from sandwiches with up to 10 fillings, though burgers and toasties to thai dishes such as Kao Soi. Everything looked and smelled great as it came out of the kitchen and the meal we had was excellent.
Also, it is now open until 9pm.

Good food and convenient location. The mango pancakes were particularly good.

This colourful cafe is really cute with very friendly staff and the best vegie burger in Changers! The side salad alone makes a refreshing change, let alone the condiments it comes with (pumpkin & sesame, salsa and aoili which I didn't try). I tried to branch out to try more dishes on the menu but this vegie burger got me almost every time, breakfast or lunch both worked for me! Add avocado if it's available for 20B.
My partner ordered a pancake with banana and mango. It was the thickest yet still fluffiest pancake either of us have ever seen. Apparently, it was light and very tasty but too big to actually finish.
There is a huge choice is relation to juices or shakes. Spirilina & wheatgrass are also available.
Coffee is pretty good although possibly better across the road at Dada. Same goes for the smoothies.
The sandwiches or pita both look good and you can select your fillings from around 10+ ingredients.
The Thai menu is fairly small but all around 70B for memory. I had vegan pad Thai and unfortunately it was pretty oily but had good flavour. Massamun curry was tasty with tofu.
The staff are really great and the atmosphere is welcoming and relaxed. Located right behind the Elephant Nature Park office on the east moat of the old city, its easy to find. Try it out....... you will be back :)
(I have a couple of photos and will try to figure out how to load them as I'm new to this great app)

We tried this place for lunch one day and were planning on going back to sample more but alas, tomorrow morning we fly out and they are already closed now :(

Funky, bright little cafe in an interesting area of Chiang Mai. Again, wish we had time to explore more - the place across the road also looked to be veggie. Loved the fact that you can choose which veges you want to include in your whole wheat pita sandwich. We chose lots of different veges and were pleased to be able to dose up on freshness (not always easy in Thailand!).

We also tried some local dishes and all were really good. Not a huge selection but more than enough to keep you out of trouble for a few visits at least. Up there with the best in Chiang Mai for sure.

We loved this cafe, a great for breakfast or lunch. Delicious veggie cooked breakfast with homemade sausage.Good selection of thai and western dishes, juices and smoothies. Friendly staff, fresh tasty food in a colourful and lovely atmosphere.