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Honey
Main focus is ceremonial cacao and craft chocolate, sourced directly from local Thai cacao seeds. Also offers a wide variety of vegan desserts, and chocolate fondue. Has classical music, soft lighting and armchairs. Serves dishes which include honey and/or non-vegan marshmallow. Open Tue-Sat 12:00pm-8:30pm. Closed Sat-Sun.
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7/31 Moo 6, Hin Kong Rd, Koh Phangan, Thailand, 84280
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- Outdoor seating
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- Free Wi-Fi
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Last update on 07 Jan 2024 by Guest
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Added by seedsofdreams on 26 Jun 2023
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4 Reviews
First Review by MariaDolotova
tobiasmagicmagic
Points +419
Wonderful place - Edit
We tried their matcha with pistachio milk and sanskara dreams cold cacao smoothie and we were very pleased, they tasted delightful, here they have homemade vegan chocolate and vegan cheese you can buy, all the menu is full of delightful things, even fondue!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-05-09
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Vegan__Family__
Points +144
Beautiful pure evening in cozy artisan space - Edit
We had the pleasure to attend a beautiful guitar concert in this lovely artisan space with warming spiced cacao and vegan chocolate. This was one of the rare pure events on this island- thank you very much!
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theNumberOfTheBeast
Points +4929
Booo! Bees are Animals. Love Them Too. - Edit
How does a human being love bees you ask? By not exploiting them! This shop is so close to being fully plant based, despite calling themselves vegan you will find the product of animal death and abuse on their menu. Sad day for science when bees lose their status as animals. Sad day for kindness when proprietors cannot resist selling their regurgitated enzymic effluvium for profits, despite so many other sweeteners existing in the world. Believe in love, believe in life, bee-leave the bees alone.
Read more“Keeping honeybees is an extractive activity. It removes pollen and nectar from the environment, which are natural resources needed by many wild species of bee and other pollinators,” said González-Varo, also from Cambridge’s Zoology Department.
“Honeybees are artificially-bred agricultural animals similar to livestock such as pigs and cows. Except this livestock can roam beyond any enclosures to disrupt local ecosystems through competition and disease.”
"As with other intensively farmed animals, overcrowding and homogenous diets have depressed bee immune systems and sent pathogen rates soaring in commercial hives. Diseases are transferred to wild species when bees feed from the same flowers, similar to germs passing between humans through a shared coffee cup."
I dream of a world in which businesses calling themselves vegan, do not sell animal products.
Updated from previous review on 2023-09-08
Cons: sells honey, not vegan
devonwithano
they also offer non-vegan marshmallow😡i've updated the listing accordling.
Read moretheNumberOfTheBeast
What a nightmare.
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MariaDolotova
Points +13
Must visit on Koh Phangan - Edit
This place is so much different from what I've seen in Koh Phangan and Thailand in general. Each time I enter the space I've transported to completely another environment, to the cosiness of a living room, full of details, with a home library, magic gift shop, nice music, and aromas... Even on a plate, a piece of cake is a piece of art. It's an inspiring and captivating place, with a friendly team and a huge choice of bean-to-bar chocolate. I love that you can create your gift box with stylish candies, which is truly helpful for last-minute invitations.
Read morePros: Dense, rich cacao drinks, beautiful cups, Creative ambience, elegant interior, events, Vegan Ice-cream, fondue
Cons: I wish it is open from the early morning
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