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Vegan
Thai
Buffet
Take-out
Ahaan jay (veg) buffet style restaurant, no name in English. Food is vegan.
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Chawalanok Rd, Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand
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Last update on 11 Jan 2018 by Guest
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Added by rovingrich on 11 Jan 2018
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6 Reviews
First Review by rovingrich
Durianrider
Points +430
Closes at 3:30pm most days - Edit
Great vegan food!
Read moreWe took our shoes off and went inside and got a great cheap vegan feed for 75baht each.
Food is pretty low fat. Not much English so be patient 🤝
Guest
guybraverman
Points +3104
Pre-made Jay - Edit
Really nice selection of premade dishes as well as a few made to order dishes and noodle soups. Nice ladies running the place.
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leo._.0
Points +40
Lovely vegan restaurant - Edit
We ate here almost every day of our stay. The staff was so friendly even tho they didn't speak a word of English. The food was delicious especially the soups were great. Definitely recommend:)
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SoniusAlarconiusMarí
Points +19
Jay food in Ubon - Edit
Delicious jay food with vegan meat options. It also has a jay-food store inside. Cheap price
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daleyz
Points +144
buffet and made to order - Edit
Good. My friend ordered guay jab (breakfast noodles) and it was good too. Had vegan fermented pork, nice too. They had Khao man (oily rice) that was excellent. My Chinese looking friend ate so many plates of it
Read morePros: oily rice, cheap
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rovingrich
Points +190
Excellent vegan restaurant! - Edit
This place was shown on Google maps but not listed in Happy Cow, so I added it. It's a typical buffet style place. A plate of rice with a selection of two dishes goes for 35 baht. They also do vegan versions of the various gwatiow noodle dishes. Like most vegan places in Thailand they don't stay open late, but unlike most they do at least stay open till about 6pm, so an early evening meal is possible! In fact, they seem so popular that on two of the occasions I was there they were still open at close to 7pm, because people kept turning up wanting to buy food. They seem very popular and with good reason. There is no written English and the owners probably speak little or no English, but they may know some. I spoke to them in Thai, so I didn't find out. Finding the right place might be a challenge given the absence of English signage, but look out for the characteristic Jay word which more or less means vegan. In Thai it's spelt with just two letters - something that looks like a lower case b followed by a letter that looks somewhat like a back to front G. Well worth the effort. I ate there three times during my short visit to Ubon and all the dishes I tried were delicious.
Read morePros: Very tasty, Excellent value, Stays open fairly late 6-7pm
Cons: No written English
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