Vegan-friendly
Organic
Thai
Western
Take-out
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Focus is on using organic vegetables. Offers marked vegan dishes like tofu satay, classic Thai dishes with vegetables, fried rice and vegetable curry, salads. In the Bon Marche community mall on ground floor. Open Mon-Sun 10:30am-8:00pm.
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105/1 Soi 1, Thetsaban Songkhro Rd, Bon Marche Market, room E103, Bangkok, Thailand, 10900
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Last update on 13 Jan 2022 by Chnanis
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3 Reviews
First Review by Mostly Amelie
NandaLinnAung
Points +211
Another amazing restaurant - Edit
Nice restaurant with friendly staff. Lovely menu and vegan options available
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options, Great taste, Friendly staff
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goldenchopsticks
Points +142
Very Good - Edit
Vegan options available. Meat is served so you have to check. Cozy location in a nice market area with many options of fresh foods and products to look around. Market closes during sunset hours, so visit before that if you would like to see more.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2017-06-19
Pros: vegan options available , nice view , 3. nearby market with fresh food and other product
Cons: small portions of vegetables with dishes, Non-English speaking staff
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Mostly Amelie
Points +28
Lovely and fresh - Edit
A great location for lovers of beautiful markets and fresh food and produce, Bon Marche Market in which Salada Organic Kitchen is located is a great visit on its own. There is a beautiful lake right behind the market with a seating area around which Salada is located. The emphasis at this airy restaurant is put on organically grown ingredients, which are sourced from Green Smile Organic. The menu showcases Thai specialties, out of which several are vegan. The well-spoken gorgeous owner understands veganism very well and recommended me salad hek ruam (mixed mushroom salad), vegetable fried rice (khao pak), mushroom laab cakes and nam prik hed (mushroom chili dip), all washed down with an Indian gooseberry juice.
Read moreMore at http://mostlyamelie.com/15-vegan-restaurants-to-try-in-bangkok/
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