Thai
Buffet
Honey
Buddhist
Standard Thai lunch buffet style. Has several pre-cooked buffet dishes as well as khao soi and noodle soup kept warm in big pots. Also has snacks and desserts. Papaya salad is made to order. Sometimes packaged salad for purchase. Jul 2019 reported using honey in kombucha. Open Mon-Sun 7:00am-5:00pm.
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86, Ratchadamnoen Road (at near Wat Phra Singh), Chiang Mai, Thailand
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153 Reviews
First Review by msvegan
osnatbollag
Points +58
Cheap but not tasty - Edit
The food was not good, we didn't even finished the plates. But it was very cheap, around 50 baht for a meal
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B12mangel
Points +1045
Okay - Edit
They've got a good selection on the buffet. Our plates were okay, but for me way too salty.
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BrookeB
Points +237
Pretty good! - Edit
I enjoyed the veg spring rolls. The veg fish was not quite to my liking. Everything was very affordable and the space is clean. I didn’t love that an elephant sanctuary where you can touch, feed and bathe elephants was advertised all over the store.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-03-07
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michaelacb
Points +24
Yummy veg buffet - Edit
Lovely food, some spicey, some not, nice spring rolls & tofu 'fish'. You can get a plate of brown rice with different veg dishes, spring rolls, wonton & more for 50-90 baht depending on what you take (I do always order a lot!). They usually have a choice of 8-10 different dishes, often including a potato-based curry, a green bean dish, a green aubergine dish, some kind of noodle dish & stir-fried greens. The portions are generous & everything seems to be vegan except the noodle dishes which I didn't order as they appeared to be egg noodles but you'd have to check. They also serve Khao Soi hot, in a separate pot away from the buffet, which is usually made with egg noodles. Water is available free of charge.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-02-26
Pros: The food, The price, The convenience
Cons: Not much English spoken, Could be difficult if you have food allergies
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Klaud
Points +793
In the centre! - Edit
They do have good location - convenient.
Read moreThere are many choices - for rice with 3 items I have paid 65 baht.
Nevertheless I did not like what I chose😅 rice and mushrooms were tasty, but pumpkin and ala tofu - not.
Updated from previous review on 2024-02-16
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RafaelEscalera1
Points +374
Vegan in chiange mai - Edit
Food was good tasty and inexpensive. Went Sunday night and eat from their market stall. Also good.
Read morePros: Tasty food, Selection , Price
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andyjng
Points +4701
Cheap Vegan Lunch - Edit
Small mom and pop shop that sells Thai and Chinese vegan entrees from rice to noodle dishes.
Read moreWe tried their Khao Soi Yen Tofu Noodles (both were about 40 baht) which they assembled in front of us. They rely on tofu and mock meats which is a treat every now and then. I enjoyed both of these noodle dishes although they weren't the best I've had in town.
For the price you pay and convenience, it's a haven for vegans and somewhere worthwhile to check out.
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devona002
Points +74
Best Curry and super cheap vegan - Edit
All dishes are vegan, super Curry is not spicy, but others meal you should ask. We visited Ming Kwas three times. Good choose was also tofu stir fried Banana leaves. All restaurant is Vegan, but some packed cakes are with eggs. Restaurant is located in wide center of Chiang Mai. A Lot of local also go here for a meal. We also buy dry bananas as snack.
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JakubD
Points +386
Very cheap food - Edit
A standard Thai eatery with very low prices. Taste is good and all cooked food should be vegan, but beware of the products on shelves, many of them contain animal products. Food gets completely cold in the afternoon. Tofu with mung beans was delicious.
Read morePros: Extremely cheap
Cons: Food gets cold, Not vegan, beware of shelf products
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vickerbasket
Points +1039
Local - Edit
Came here for lunch. It’s buffet style with rice and you can add sides. We got a glass noodle side and some greens. Decent but Ming Zhen is better. Cost was 40thb for rice with 2 sides. The price for the plate lunch isn’t really posted. You go up after you eat and pay. Has water. Cash only
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Zenmansd
Points +121
My Favorite Chiang Mai Restaurant - Edit
We ate at Ming Kwan 5 times during our month stay in Chiang Mai. I like buffets because you can try multiple items. Everything I selected was fantastic.
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gabandtonic
Points +2923
Delicious and cheap - Edit
Really solid 100% vegan spot. You can get a super filling lunch here for 50 baht. Build your plate style food, I really recommend the veg sausage
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cat.ion
Points +373
Great rotation of dishes different every day - Edit
You can order off the menu or get rice and mains. I usually get 3 mains with no rice and it’s 45 baht and so much food. Plus free water.
Read morePros: Various dishes , Fast, Good price
Cons: Not always warm
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roisindooley
Points +1236
Nice - Edit
The food is nice here but not amazing
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KieronHalliday
Points +44
Amazing vegan Restaurant - Edit
Apparently there is no honey in this food, and the ladies assure me that it is all vegan. This is the best restaurant I can find in Chiang Mai. The food is much cheaper and tastier than anywhere (and believe me, I've looked). This style of vegetarian buffet is qiire common around Thailand, and usually just slightly cheaper. However, considering the hiked tourist prices in Chiang Mai, this is really good value. I couldn't recommend it more. Note: This is buffet style, but the food is dished up at your request, then the price is calculated. I've paid between 45 and 85 baht, depending on the portion size.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-04-03
Pros: Delicious , Great value
Cons: Honey
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beancurdled
Points +1558
fantastically friendly - Edit
I popped in here for a quick bite before visiting Wat Phra Singh. Was greeted so warmly by the staff, they seem genuinely happy to see new customers. Got the Khao Soi, served from a big hot pot for 35 baht (I think). You add your own herbs, pickles, chilli and other condiments from the table near the front counter. It was hearty and comforting with chunks of carrot, potato, and mock chicken. The fried noodles on top could have been a little crisper but the soft noodles in the soup were nice and silky. In the late afternoon there were quite a few tourists eating at big wooden benches and a few nuns came in for takeaway. A popular place for a hearty meal, watching the world go by on the bustling street outside.
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alienvegan
Points +4941
A bit sweet but tasty - Edit
I love the vegan northern sausage and the
Read moremushroom jerky. Some dishes are a bit too sweet but overall this place is delicious. Very affordable Thai prices.
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JosiAdam
Points +32
Awesome food - Edit
We loved it here, food was very delicious and cheap! 30BHT for rice with one side dish, 40BTH for rice with two and so on. Recommend!
Read morePros: Very friendly , Many options, Delicious
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