Kun Na's Kitchen

Vegetarian food is difficult to find in Kamala. Drive to this place and you will not be disappointed. The food is delicious and healthy tasting. Most dishes are 40 and 50 baht. Three people ate for 175. Free water. Highly recommend pineapple green curry (very spicy) and the sweet and sour pineapple tofu. Closed Sundays. Small yellow sign in front of restaurant reads "Vegetarian" in red type. A bit difficult to find, but like the other member wrote, look for the Red Tuna restaurant and it's just to the right of it.

i never found this restaurant... not exist any more.... or.. i did not find it... a big petty because i live very near in Surin Beach

Had lunch here 9 April 2016. It was superb! Very basic looking restaurant with the best food. Prices are around 40 baht per dish (cheap!) and the food is very tasty.
When asking where we could get a cab back the very friendly owner offered us to drive us back to the hotel herself. She is the sweetest!!! Such good energy.

We spent a month in Bang Tao, and despite the famous vegetarian festival, few restaurants accommodate vegans. Most everything you are likely to order vegetarian is made with shrimp paste and fish sauce. And then we found Kun Na. What a delightful, wonderful soul and advocate for veganism. Kun Na's Kitchen is difficult to find - look for the Red Tuna sign, then just to the right - and they close at 3PM, but the facility is very clean - we saw the dining area, the kitchen, the toilets, the food storage - and the food is terrific, all vegan - no egg, shrimp paste, fish sauce. She offers all the Thai dishes plus smoothies and coconuts. The clientele is mostly locals, the prices are ridiculously cheap, the atmosphere is casual - shorts, tee shirts, sandals. The tom kha soup and the green curry are amazing, the best we had in Thailand.