PURE KOH LANTA

1 Isabella Argiriou - 3 years ago

Unfortunately a disappointment. Thought it would be my favorite place as I love these places at home in Sweden. However, really good flavors but quite pricey and rather small portions. (I paid about 240 THB each for the smoothie and açai bowls we ordered). And I also bought a banana bread for take away (70 THB). Super dry! Must have been stored in that fridge for several days. The owner was almost arrogant when I asked her about the different sweeteners they used. They label lots of their sweets “RSF”, (refined sugar free) but she couldn’t really answer what other sweeteners they used in each cake but it seemed they used maple syrup or similar in most of the pastries... The best thing was the presentation which is extremely Instagram friendly. All in all, somewhat pretentious and not worth the money.

2 Hanna Jonsson - a year ago

Rude owner.

Portion was smaller than I expected, but good taste. I had the hummus bread with vegetables.

I was not allowed to take photos of the menu, or drink from my water bottle (I had to buy the water from the restaurant I was told). Prices 150-280 baht, drinks from 60 baht and up (+20 for non-dairy alternative for the coffees).

Overall clean and cozy vibe, close to the road to the traffic is noisy.

They have desserts in the fridge, raw dessert balls and baked carrot cake.

5 Nathan Yan - 3 years ago

This place does amazing smoothie bowls and food. Unfortunately, we found this place on our last day but will definitely be back when in Koh Lanta again. Some of the other reviews are extremely harsh and seem ridiculous as the ingredients they use are expensive over here and the quality is really good. Also the person who said it was too expensive is deluded as this is the same price as I pay living in Bangkok for the same type of food. Definitely worth a visit or two!

5 Rachele Calgaro - 3 years ago

Very nice, cosy, clean cafè
Amazing choices of refreshing bowls.
Service very nice and polite

Must to stop by

4 Mo - 5 years ago

The place is super cute. Got the acai-charcoal bowl which was pretty good. *Tourist price though, which pretty much the same as everywhere on the island.

5 Elle - 3 years ago

Cute space, delicious food. My partner and I had to go back multiple times, we couldn't get enough!

2 Miguel Nunes - 4 years ago

The pictures look amazing but the experience wasn’t great. The lady that was serving is probably an European expat, but not very welcoming, unlike locals at every other restaurant we have been. We were forbidden from taking pictures of the food in the fridge nor the menus, but were (how convenient) “more than welcome to take pictures of the food on the table and post it on instagram”
The food tasted okay (açaí bowl with granola and banana, and a bowl of tortilla chips with avo and slow cooked chicken) but the portions are very small, and everything is pricier than anywhere else. Another one of those places that only look good in the pictures.