Veganerie Bakery - Mercury Ville

Supergood.
Fresh and tasty.

Amazing service for takeaway :) Check on dietary requirements before they serve our food.

We've been enjoying this original Veganerie location since shortly after it opened, and it keeps getting better!

It's a delight to see this place becoming so popular, even with locals and non-vegans — and it's for good reason: Veganerie rocks.

The main attraction for us here is the desserts — especially the triple chocolate mousse pie. But there's plenty more to love, like the fantastic vegan waffles and pretty respectable brownies. Good soy cappuccinos, too. The cinnamon rolls are a little on the dry-and-doughy side, but still among the best we've found in Asia.

And now that they've been adding savory items to the menu, one can fashion a proper meal here (though still not quite as extensively as at the newer "Veganerie Concept" location behind Benjasiri Park).

Our only complaint is an ecological one: They use plastic packaging excessively, especially for takeaway (consider bringing your own take-out container if you can).

Enjoy!

(Updated from previous review that was mysteriously deleted.)

Verry nice lite cafe at the 4th floor of Mercey ville. The cinnamon bun is the beat ive ever tasted even before going vegan ! !
It's a MUST GO for every vegan in bangkok

Veganerie is famous for a reason.
If you want to try a real Vegan cake ,here you would not be disappointed.
We had banoffie pie and red velvet cake, both taste amazing.

amazingly good and yummy food, especially the vegan fudge brownie smoothie and as well the pastry is so tasty

We absolutely loved this place when travelling through Bangkok this month. Made a nice change from what other local vegan eateries were offering. Amazing for deserts, breakfasts and takeouts we thought, but could also go for an evening meal. Staff were knowledgeable and friendly. A little on the pricy side, but so very worth it. Would go back in an instant. Please bring one to Liverpool, U.K!

For sure this was a heavenly vegan treat in Bangkok. It was easy to find and so many options. We had a couple of savoury dishes and waffles/cake. All of the food was delicious but It was expensive for the portion sizes. My pizza was tiny. They also forgot our waffles until we reminded them 15-20 mins after ordering, and we were the only customers!

Well how can you fault this place, everything looks tasty, I love my sweet desserts so its heaven for me, the food tastes good, its a nice place to go for a treat, prices are expensive though, no wifi I believe. Nice friendly staff.

The Veganerie is my go to for something sweet in BKK. No where else in Thailand can you find a better selection of vegan desserts. Sadly, I can't recommend their gluten-free cakes. I had one that was quite dense, dry and crumbly and for the price you pay it was disappointing (if you're gluten intolerant and want something sweet, I suggest the almond chocolate pancake at Ethos--would happily eat that everyday). Their cakes of the glutinous variety are much more satisfying if a bit typical (but you really can't be too choosy with your western vegan desserts in Thailand). Their coconut whip is excellent and they have a variety of other sweet items including dessert smoothies (the Thai tea one was perfectly balanced) and sweet waffles. The Veganerie also offers a range of savory breakfast and lunch items, but I found my choices (American breakfast, breakfast burrito) to be small portioned and underwhelming. The Royal Pantry included a generous amount of food, but you can easily find somdtam (papaya salad) on the street for far less money though you'll need a bit of Thai to negotiate vegan modifications. I was expecting a creative, fusion dish, but it was simply raw vegetables, rice noodles and the papaya salad on the side.

Updated from previous review on 2016-11-08

Liked this place a lot, because of the location to my hotel and the decoration.
Not everything is healthy but good for gluten free and vegan!

Come here! The bakery is a little 4th-floor cafe in a luxury mall. I ordered the DIY waffles (230) - 4 different kinds of waffle, 2 different sauces, 4 different toppings and 2 kinds of coconut ice cream. Enough for breakfast the next day, and so decadent!

Really enjoyed finding this little oasis away from the meaty madness of the big city. The Raw Pad Thai was ridiculously fresh and tasty and nutritious. The smoothie was great. All at reasonable prices and nice setting, considering it's in a shopping mall. "100% vegan" goes the slogan. Heart-warming ;-)

If you're ever in Bangkok you must go to this place. Compared to the "normal" Thai places it may seem a bit expensive but it's worth every penny. I went there a couple of times and it was delicious. Perfect for a sweet breakfast or a little afternoon treat. The waffles are heaven!!! If you're looking for acutal lunch/ dinner options check out their other store "Veganerie concept", also definitely worth a visit!

The pizza with "cheese" and "sausage" was amazing! Really tasty and the dough was really interesting. The brownies were pretty tasteless and you could tell they didn't have a lot of sugar (wouldn't buy again). The chocolate fudge cake was ok. The soft baked matcha cookie wasn't really soft baked, but still tasty.

Veganerie has quite the reputation, even as far away as the UK, and I've always planned to go when we visited Bangkok. Despite having a lot to live up to, I absolutely loved our meal there! My husband and I shared a chocolate banana waffle and a Caesar wrap - something I'd never have gone for myself, but was out of this world. It was a pity we were the only customers most the time we were there, as I want places like this to be heaving with vegans and non-vegans - it has to be a model for what coffee shops will be like in the future, when cruelty-free becomes the norm. (I've written a more extensive review on my blog, where I talk about the adventures our little vegan family are getting up to, having packed up lives in London to travel in Thailand, if you're interested in stopping past: Veganfamilyventures.com)

They have a good choice of vegan dishes and cakes and cookies, that is true, but honestly, I am a bit disappointed. I read all the reviews here and was excited to try a few things, but none of them was really good or amazing.
I tried the extra dark brownie, the oatmeal raisin cookies, the red velvet cake and the choc fudge cake.
Choc fudge cake: ganache was good, but the bisquit or whatever it was, was really poor :(
extra dark brownie was not good, texture was missing and it was way too dense.
my bf is a chef, which is why I might be a bit picky. but overall I was rather disappointed

This is a great place for anyone (vegan or not) with a sweet tooth. The worst part about coming here is the wide array of choices you have. It was really hard to decide on only one thing. I ended up having red velvet waffles and a strawberry cheesecake milkshake, all of which was vegan. Prices are a little high, but having said that it is well worth it