Vegan
Thai
Western
Beer/Wine
Garden restaurant at the Green Tiger House guesthouse, located inside Chiang Mai’s Old City. Offers lunch and dinner, and is open to the public. Menu features a variety of dishes and drinks, from western style burgers to Thai dishes. Fully vegan since 2017. Open Mon-Sun 9:00am-10:00pm.
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1/4 Sripoom Rd Lane 7, Chiang Mai, Thailand, 50200
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Last update on 28 Mar 2024 by LeifLikesLettuce
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Added by VeganVision on 22 Dec 2016
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336 Reviews
First Review by rcsmit
IdaArchimedesBaron
Points +171
Amazing Soup - Edit
Had the most amazing soup, maybe the best ive ever tried. And i love soup :p
Read moreBig portions, delicious, pretty cheap.
I recomend the traditional Khao Soi noodle soup.
Pros: big portions, good prices, traditional.
Cons: none
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jaycee87
Points +46
Dog-friendly and free WiFi - Edit
Spent a day here with my laptop and two dogs getting some work done. You have to sit in the garden with dogs but there are covered areas. Free WiFi was sufficient for me to do work, but there were no plug sockets and the toilets are the other side of the building, so you can only stay as long as your battery - or bladder - can hold out!
Read morePros: Dog-friendly, Free Wifi, 100% vegan menu
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DesMc
Points +38
Great healthy Food - Edit
This is a lovely location worth the trip. Very healthy clean eating. Great menu for Vegans and healthy food lovers. The staff was very attentive and sweet. This is a great app to help vegans find healthy food! Thank you everyone for helping us find great food in Chiang Mai [censored]
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JonJon
Points +20759
Extensive menu, great food and nice place - Edit
Reform Kafe offers an extensive menu of thai and western food: noodles, curries, rice, pasta, burgers, cakes... The menu is very similar to Goodsouls Kitchen. The restaurant is inside a guest house, is very pleasant with plenty of vegetation and the staff is friendly. The food was good and generous in size. I tried the tom yum soup (that is more likely a tom kha), the pasta with Thai basil pesto (yummy!) and the affogato. It was a really cool experience even if it is a bit pricey for Chiang Mai.
Read morePros: large menu, good food, pleasant place, friendly staff
Cons: a bit pricey
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cynthia_
Points +26
Worth the trip! - Edit
Absolutely delicious, friendly staff and my family who are avid meat eaters enjoyed the food too. Would definitely recommend the fried spring rolls. Enjoyed the Khao Soi, green curry fried rice and Som Tam. The mocha was nice, but could have been sweeter but I do have a sweet tooth! Not as authentic as local places but definitely more variety and still delicious in its own right, speaking from a Thai POV
Read morePros: Tasty food, Stunning restaurant! Beautiful decor, Environmentally conscious
Cons: More expensive than local food, arguably worth it, Bit difficult to find at first, tucked away
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AnnFromIllinois
Points +788
Everything was fab - Edit
We stopped for lunch here and had a big variety of plates. Everything was great! Spring rolls, papaya salad, fried mushrooms and coconut soup for starters. Two different curries and two noodle dishes for mains. Everyone loved everything. Was a lot of food, but loved every bite!
Read morePros: Big menu, Nice setting
Cons: No cons
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ForAnimalsJapan
Points +5412
Great food in a fantastic setting - Edit
The all-vegan menu has a huge variety, and how cool is it to sit and eat under a giant tree?? The fried spring rolls were SO good. I also enjoyed the Thai noodle soup with coconut milk, but be aware that it’s a deceptively large amount of food. The service was a little gruff when we were there, but I’d still totally go back. Oh, and I will say I was disappointed to see brochures for animal exploitation tours (Tiger Kingdom, fishing tours, elephant riding) in the lobby.
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leahconroy
Points +61
Delicious shakes - Edit
Really impressive vegan menu but only had a fruit shake and kombucha while here. Off the beaten track, lovely vibe and staff.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options
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Michael Tait
Points +149
Equate food+price=10/10 - Edit
Pleasant semi-garden setting and quiet atmosphere make a good start to a relaxed dinner in this out-or-the-way guesthouse restaurant.
Read moreWe both shared Tom Yum (great), Papaya salad (terrific), Massaman curry (bit thick and heavy), Fried Mushrooms (not so tasty) and a large Chang for just over B500.
Serves were generous and well presented, service was attentive
Excellent value for money and I can see why they get great reviews
Pros: Ambience
Cons: Little hard to find
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Susivegan
Points +36
Best vegan restaurant in Chiang Mai! - Edit
My boyfriend and I were really happy to find such wonderful and delicious vegan food in Chiang Mai. We ordered way too much because we could not decide. They offer so many starters, main dishes and desserts. All vegan, super fresh and just extraordinary good! We would definitely recommend everyone to go for it and try the best food there. Also non vegans would love it due the awesome food creations and friendly staff!!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2018-07-28
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LoganGriffin
Points +45
Extensive menu, lovely food - Edit
Part of the Green Tiger House hotel they have a really large menu of all vegan options (only problem with that was picking what to get). Thai and Western options and you can see and feel the care they put into the dishes.
Read morePros: Vary large menu, Thai and ‘western’ food, Quiet location
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lexxiermcb
Points +22
Delicious Vegan Food - Edit
Went to Reform Kafe on two occasions while in Chiang Mai. The first time I had the Mushroom Burger and the second time I had Tom Yum. Both were delicious, but the Tom Yum was sensational. So much flavour, shoots cooked perfectly and the enoki mushrooms were fab. Highly recommend if passing through! This restaurant is also in a hotel (Green Tiger House), good choice if you want the restaurant at your disposal. I believe they also had a vegetarian/vegan breakfast included in your stay in the mornings.
Read morePros: True vegan restaurant, Outdoor seating/great ambiance, Kind staff
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MEW
Points +398
Fresh, simple, and done to perfection. - Edit
This was easily the best meal we had in Thailand, and one of my top 10 meals of the year. It helps that the space is lovely and that the stroll down the alleys to get there is also romantic. We had a mushroom larb salad, a noodle dish, an AMAZING Khao Soi with buckwheat noodles, and a delicious mango and sticky rice (which was also the best we had). I think what also makes them so good is that they use simple/fresh ingredients and make each dish to order - perfectly. Sit and relax as it will take a little longer, but it is well worth the wait.
Read morePros: Atmosphere , Quality of food, Menu
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Cian
Points +97
Relaxing - Edit
Really nice open air setting to have great food in. Extensive menu and everything ordered was great.
Read morePros: Big menu, Tasty food
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hantav
Points +32
very good - Edit
Great atmosphere and everything was delicious. Pricey though. Went 3 times and ended up finding way cheaper vegan food that was arguably tastier at the night market
Read morePros: ambiance, tastiness
Cons: expensive
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jasonfloats
Points +178
Best of the best - Edit
Reform kafe is my favorite veg spot in chiang mai by far! Great atmosphere, friendly staff and, of course, unbelievable food. Their Fried Rice Pesto is one of the best dishes I've had in my entire life, I wanted to ask for the recipe to make it for myself back home but never got around to it. Love Reform❤️
Read morePros: Unbeatable food, Friendly staff, Chill atmosphere
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LizeDB
Points +132
incredible food - Edit
We loved this place so much. The setting is beautiful, the service very friendly and the food is absolutely gorgeous. Do try the burgers, we haven't had vegan burgers this good in a long time.
Read morePros: wonderful food, fully vegan, great service
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angeldog
Points +63
Vegan Perfection - Edit
I was thrilled to discover this ALL VEGAN restaurant. The food was delicious (mushroom burger!) and I was hooked on the ginger kombucha. I came every day for the entire week I was in Chiang Mai.
Read moreAn added bonus is that it is located right beside a vintage clothing store, Love 70s.
Pros: excellent food, fantastic service, nice ambience
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TessaAyubi
Points +8
exceeded expectations - Edit
Absolutely amazing lunch today at Reform. I had a green juice, the fresh spring rolls and the khao soi (northern Thailand noodle soup). Everything was fantastic and the portions were substantial. Would absolutely recommend and will be returning.
Read morePros: Reasonably priced
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bjørn
Points +34
Best vegan in Chiang Mai! - Edit
After we found this amazing place to eat we spent every evening there. There is so much variety, everyday we tried something new and there are still many dishes left we haven’t tried yet. But the food we had was always great. Important to know is that the opening hours in the internet are wrong, they open every day at 7.30.
Read morePros: Much variety, Nice location, Best vegan Food in Chiang Mai!
Cons: Closes Sunday already at 4pm , Opening hours in the internet are wrong
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VeganForTheWorld
Points +75
Delicious! - Edit
Had the curry and the burger. Portions are big and tasty! Well worth the money for organic and vegan food that tastes so good!
Read more130 Baht for the curry with rice.
Pros: Delicious
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RonanTimoney
Points +18
Great food, great service! Would definitely recommend - Edit
Beautiful little vegan restaurant. Really extensive menu with a nice mix of Thai and Western foods. Great service and the food was delicious.
Read morePros: Lots of options, cute and little place
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AshDale
Points +24
Exceptional quality,service and price - Edit
I think this is my new favourite place to eat in Chiang Mai! Fantastic service, beautiful seating areas and my favourite Khao Soi to date! I had the fresh spring rolls, the noodle soup and a fresh vegetable juice. Of course this isn’t Thai pricing, but extremely affordable compared to other “westernized” Thai places I’ve visited this far. A MUST
Read morePros: Amazing vegan choices, Reasonable pricing for quality and quantity, A+ service
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GlobalVeganReview
Points +24
Without a doubt the best in Chiang-Mai - Edit
Ambiance, food selection, quality 5/5. Try their sister restaurant Good Souls as well if you liked this one.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options
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peasandunderstanding
Points +257
Fine fine dining - Edit
The restaurant of Green Tiger Guesthouse, run by a Thai/Swiss duo, is certified fully vegan as of July 2017. I had the mushroom burger with garden chips and a standard salad. At THB150 this was the priciest of the meals I tried once in Chiang Mai, but Reform is a little fancier than the average establishments and I felt like trying something equally fancy whilst at it.
Read moreThe burger turned out to be real tasty, with plenty of earthy tones along with a very creamy vegan mayonnaise. Yum! Along with some traditional thai dishes, they also do things like almond milk lassis and espresso affogatos. Bonus for the cosy garden feel and smily waiting staff!
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CamilleMacLeod
Points +825
Best Pad Thai - Edit
Super friendly place, nicely decorated restaurant and good food.
Read morePros: Decoration, Friendly
Cons: Expensive compared to other restaurants
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AlliNeedham
Points +31
Delicious! - Edit
Great atmosphere. The Khao Soi was amazing
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