Where to eat vegan Thai food
Vegan Thai food in New York City, Berlin and London, and 38 more cities have a page of their own.
Where to start
- New York City: Start at May Kaidee on E Broadway, which is fully vegan.
- Berlin: Start at Ga Ya Ya on Reinhardtstraße, which is fully vegan.
- London: Start at Plants of Roselyn on Tooley Street, which is fully vegan.
- Brooklyn: NaNa Thai Street on East 21st Street has Coconut Galangal Soup/ Tom Kha on the menu.
- Chiang Mai: Start at Mr. Green Restaurant, which is fully vegan.
- Manhattan: Chu Ros Thai on Lexington Avenue has Vegan Curry Puffs on the menu.
City by city
- New York City
50 places, New York
- Berlin
43 places
- London
39 places
- Brooklyn
32 places, New York
- Chiang Mai
27 places
- Manhattan
26 places, New York
- Paris
23 places
- Munich
21 places, Bavaria
- Los Angeles
17 places, California
- Taipei
17 places
- San Francisco
16 places, California
- Queens
15 places, New York
- Seattle
15 places, Washington
- Stockholm
14 places
- Vienna
14 places
- Zurich
12 places
- Brisbane
11 places, Queensland
- Portland
11 places, Oregon
- Salzburg
11 places
- Amsterdam
10 places
- Cologne
10 places, North Rhine-Westphalia
- Friedrichshain
10 places, Berlin
- Helsinki
10 places
- Prague
10 places
- Copenhagen
9 places
- Hanover
9 places
- Utrecht
9 places
- Frankfurt
8 places, Hesse
- Hamburg
8 places
- Phoenix
8 places, Arizona
- Downtown Brooklyn
7 places, New York
- Oslo
7 places
- Bali
6 places
- Christchurch
6 places
- East Village
6 places, New York
- Freiburg
6 places
- Leipzig
6 places, Saxony
- Nuremberg
6 places
- Prenzlauer Berg
6 places, Berlin
- San Diego
6 places, California
- Washington, D.C.
6 places
Questions people ask
Which city has the most vegan Thai food?
New York City, then Berlin and London. Every city with a page of its own is listed above.
Where should I go for vegan Thai food in New York City?
Start at May Kaidee on E Broadway, which is fully vegan.