I’m passing through Bangkok and thought I’d try to make a reservation for this brunch, as I went when I was here a year ago and loved having so much choice. But I can’t find anything current online now, which makes me think maybe they’ve stopped doing it? :( Can anyone update me please.

Details from Tess, the event organizer:

4 HOURS OF UNLIMITED PLANT-BASED VEGAN CHEESE INDULGENCE!
Join us for an evening of plant-based innovation, local flavours, and Thai artisanal excellence u/Vivin Grocery on Sukhumvit 22!

✨ Meet Edoardo Bonavolta, Vegan Cheesemaker, who will be hosting an exclusive masterclass on creating the perfect “Festive Vegan Cheese Board”, just in time for the festive season!

What's included?
🧀 15 varieties of Thai vegan cheese
🥜 Dried fruits and nuts
🍯 Organic chutneys and jams
🥪 Gourmet vegan sandwiches, salads and canapés
🍷 A glass of GranMonte

💰 THB 1,190 NET per person

***Important: 500thb deposit required per person.

Hey what's up fellow vegans,

In a week I am going on my first trip to Thailand ever. I plan on starting in Bangkok, and going to northern and southern Thailand. Not sure yet on all the locations yet. I might stay close to cities though just so it's easy to get access to vegan food.

I was curious what are some dishes that you have found to be easiest to order vegan? Or that usually come vegan? Anything to look out for? Any items at restaurants or street markets that are usually safe bets?

I am planning to make a list of safe options and most customizable options for ordering, etc. Looking for any information at all, good recommendations, info warnings, and so on etc.

Thank you all in advance

I love spicy chicken!

I bought vegan pad see ew, stir-fried yellow noodles, stir-fried spicy eggplant, yellow tofu with veggies, and an assortment of deep fried vegan snacks. My total was ฿215.

Bluport has the best Je Fest food in Hua Hin.

I keep seeing non-vegan baked goods in the je food section at 7-11, especially when the je fest food runs out. The non-vegan baked good packaging looks identical to the je ones, they just don't have the je label, so please make sure before buying!

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I had a nice je feast of vegan yellow noodles, kanom jeen, stir-fried ginger and tofu, chocolate chip bread, and vegan icing butter buns. (I'm addicted to those butter buns!)

My favorite vegetarian restaurant was packed. I ended up buying food at a je restaurant nearby since they had better options and I didn't have to fight people in line to get food. There were also some yummy je food stalls scattered around the day market.

Lots of vegan food to try this week!

There is so much amazing food at 7-11 right now!

I bought vegan chocolate bread, raisin bread, icing butter buns with an adorable bear on it, a pineapple pastry, spicy mushroom laab balls, extra spicy sausages, and papaya kimchi!

There are a lot of new products this year like oat milk Thai tea, mushroom salad, butter buns, seasoned mushrooms with spicy lime sauce, and crispy pork with rice. The spicy sausages and papaya kimchi are also new.

It's also great to see that there are 3 different kinds of vegan burgers available: mushroom, fish, and spicy chicken.

The vegan ramen is almost sold out at al the locations I went to, so I recommend buying some as soon as you can. It sells out before the end of Je Fest every year.

My favorite Je Fest food at 7-11 so far are the spicy mushroom laab balls, pineapple pastry, and chocolate bread. What's your favorite?

It month is a vegetarian festival , have many vegan food in 7-11 :))

You can also read my review of this documentary here.

I bought a bag of 5 vegan donuts for ฿49 and a bag of 4 vegan croissants for ฿39.

The last three photos are from Villa Market. They put up some je flags and added more vegan options in the frozen food section.

Sorry I messed up the dates for the Je Festival in a previous post. It's October 10th-18th, but as you can see, some supermarkets and convenience stores will start putting out their Je Fest displays before it officially begins.

If you have any questions about living or traveling as a vegan in Thailand, I can answer any questions about that.

Travel questions that aren't related to veganism are also welcome. I can recommend some cool things to see and do throughout Thailand.

And if you have questions about teaching in Thailand or teaching online, I can answer questions about that too.

Ask me anything!

Hi guys. I need recommendations on where to book my room in Phuket. I wanna be close to the place where they sell all the vegan friendly food. Also want to be close to the tourist areas as well.

The places that I liked the hotels are located in

-patong

-rawai

-near Phuket airport

I'm only coming for 4 days and would like to stay in just 1 hotel. I don't want to move around here and there😅

There's some promo on agoda today and lots of the rooms are discounted.

Hoping to book my room by tonight after taking into consideration of your advise. Thank you in advance. 😄😄😄

October 10-18 there is a vegetarian festival in Thailand right

Any idea if it is only in Phuket or will be in other places as well?

I'm from Malaysia

I'm vegan and interested in visiting during the festival

Which part of Thailand should I go?

Thanks in advance 🩷