Vegan/vegetarian Bangkok

[yoga100]

http://dosaking.net/index.html anyone eaten here and if so how did you rate it

Best veggie/vegan restaurant i've been in worldwide is this one http://www.ethosnet.biz/

[Ulysses G.]

You should try Greens in San Francisco if you think that this place is the best vegetarian restaurant "in the world".

Edited January 7, 2013 by Ulysses G.

[AyG]

I've eaten at Dosa King a few times, both before and after the move. The southern Indian dishes (dosai and the like) are better than the northern (Punjabi) dishes. The masala dosai are actually pretty good, though a little light on the filling. However, service can be poor, and the place doesn't serve beer.

[fanciman]

Happy Cow is very helpful.

[ricklev]

My opinion of Ethos differs significantly from yours. To each their own.

I suggest you try Anotai in Bangkok.

[yoga100]

My opinion of Ethos differs significantly from yours. To each their own.

I suggest you try Anotai in Bangkok.

Whenever i go to ethos i almost always have the red or green thai vegetable curry and for me its 1st class everytime

My main problkem is that,like last year,i'll probably be residing in silom and though dosaking is near nana bts and not to far away many of the veggie restaurants listed on happy cow are many miles away

Btw,i've just passed the 22 year mark as a vegan preceded by 2 years as a vegetarian

I've just looked up anotai http://www.happycow....ews.php?id=2766

Is it anywere near silom or koh sarn rd or even a bts station?

Edited January 8, 2013 by yoga100

[tb86]

Try rassayana and the upstairs restaurant at the metropolitan hotel very popular veg/ vegan spots, the met does have some meat though

[ricklev]

Try rassayana and the upstairs restaurant at the metropolitan hotel very popular veg/ vegan spots, the met does have some meat though

The restaurant at the Met is called Glow. Those are two places that really care about quality! Not cheap though.