Vegan Thai Food Stalls

I'd give the food 5 stars as it's sooooo delicious and protein rich. The service was so friendly and flexible; we asked for a hodgepodge mix of everything on rice and she did just that, allowing us to sample 10 of her 20ish prepared dishes. You just point and choose and they load up your plates. Absolutely everything was delicious, some spicy, some sweet, lots of veggies and especially tasty soy meats. The only challenge for some might be that the stalls truly are down a grungy alleyway, rats and all, with makeshift tents. Good thing there are lots of cats around! So if you are worried about cleanliness and posh air conditioned spaces, you better not go. But we love the vibe of the Little India area and street market food. The price is so cheap, too! We both ate tons for under 200Baht. Don't give up when trying to find it. Walk through the emporium and the small food area is out back. Definitely recommended!

Vegan Thai Street Kitchen Lunch. Delicious. It's not hard to find: If you cross the shopping mall you can see three stalls with yellow flags next to the back door of the shopping mall. The food is delicious, cheap and spicy. You can order by poiting to the different pots. Enjoy!

As the previous reviewers have said, these food stalls are located behind the fabric emporium near Memorial Bridge, directly beyond the back door of the emporium. They have yellow flags with red writing that say "good veg life." There were three stalls in a row when I went, all offering slightly different things and speaking varying degrees of English. Dishes are about 30 baht each. They have outdoor (covered) seating at small tables and bottled water for sale for 10 baht. Food was cooked very quickly and was delicious and spicy. Would definitely recommend!

Friendly, cheap & delicious - everything that's important.

The friendly grandma behind the counter thrust some tongs into my hand and gestured toward the dishes, so I figured out that I should just serve myself whatever I wanted, then I put the plate on the scale. I think the weight didn't matter, because her grandson? (young employee) didn't even look and told me 60 baht, but the grandma told him to change it to 50.

That's a deal! I got a bunch of delicious food for a solid price.

Yes, it's been sitting out for a bit, but it's otherwise a great spot!

This was the first jae stall we found in Bangkok. We were so excited. Unfortunately, I had trouble ordering and was super confused on what to do as there were no pictures of the meals. Much to my own fault, I ended up with rice and a few mock meats. I didn't realize that the food was cooked to order and didn't see the delicious looking plats of my neighbors until it was too late. I did get a mock meat skewer, much like the ones you commonly see around the Bangkok streets. This was fun, and quite good. I wish I had understood more how to order or had another chance to try again.

like the previous reviewer wrote, you can easily find this Food stall when you leave the Shopping mall Emporium by the back door. You'll recognize the vegetarian Food stall by ist many yellow flags with red characters on it.

the Lady could speak enough English to explain me that I can get Rice and then it's 30 Baht per "topping" i choose. there were like 12 different things to choose from, some with mock meat, a few just veggies. i got 2 toppings but just smaller portions and paid 30 Baht.

I Chose a coconut Curry with mock meat and some green veggie with Tofu. i wanted to choose sth else originally but i spotted a black hair in there. :(

there are plastic tables with chairs for you to sit. the Portion might be on the smaller side for some People. the topping were quite spicy for me. taste was okay but nothing extraordinary in my opinion.
i talked to a local and an expat and they said this is the best vegetarian place to eat in all of Bangkok.

if i'm not mistaken there are 2 veggie stalls next to each other, at least they both have the same flags. i went to the one that's closer to the entrance of Emporium. served Thai Food.

Update: went there again today. feel like i got a bigger Portion this time. was tasty!
Updated from previous review on Friday January 22, 2016

I only managed to go to this place once and the noodle soup I had was really good. It had much more veggies in it than at most places and different mock meats. One soup costes 30 Baht. It has a really authentic street stall feeling, which is really difficult to find if you're veggie. I'm always jealous of meat eaters who can just sit down at any random street stall and get really tasty food wherever they are in Thailand.

If you're inside the India Emporium, you can walk straight out the back door and you'll run straight into the stalls. There is also a veggie Indian stall selling samosas, pakoras and aloo tikkis on the left side of the India emporium and a veg Indian and veg Thai stall in the food court of the emporium (next to other Indian stuff, which is already very veg-friendly).

I have been to these places a few times. Most of the people eating are employees from the India Emporium. The food is tasty and consistent in high quality every time. I especially like the noodle soup as you can add bean sprouts, thai basil, and pickle along with the normal variety of spices as you wish. They are quick style sit down on a plastic stool type of places with real local style and taste.