Ethos Vegetarian and Vegan Restaurant

5 Zoltán Timkó - 2 years ago

Really good, delicious food. The portions are huge, the flavours are just spot on and the place is super quirky.
They serve both Thai and European dishes so if you are tired of local foods (is it possible?) Then you can have something different here.
The prices are sensible but you can only pay by cash so have some on you before visiting!

5 Moataz Zaki - 3 years ago

I ate there almost every day during my stay in Bangkok. The food is good, portions are big, the vibe of the place is nice. The falafel and Hummus were not the best yet still ok (but I have high standards for that). Prices are around 100-200.
It could be a bit hot if you sit at the table near the kitchen.
Overall, quality:portion:price 5 stars.

4 Trish K. - 2 years ago

Delicious, healthy vegetarian food with gluten-free options. Highly recommend the coconut shakes and yogurt with honey. I also enjoyed the gluten-free banana chocolate almond pancakes and fresh-squeezed juices. Veggie stir-fry with tempeh was delicious except for the loathsome onions, which weren’t on the ingredients list on the menu.

Service is not overly welcoming, I often had to get up and order at the desk. Some speak better English than others. Cash only, which is annoying given the pricing. I would easily have spent twice as much here if I didn't have to keep running for the ATM.

Despite the negatives, still my go-to spot in Bangkok for tasty vegetarian treats.

4 Alexander Müller - 3 years ago

Nice vegetarian restaurant with many options. The restaurant is a no-shoes place with options to sit on the floor and on regular tables. We came here after the recommendation of a friend to try the curry. The panang curry was really delicious and full of vegetables - we can highly recommend this. We also had spicy rice noodles with vegetables which did not have a lot of taste and was rather boring. Also we tried the pineapple-basil shake, a refreshing good-tasting option.

5 Taruna Arora - 2 years ago

Very nice restaurant in the busy affordable local market, lots of vegan and vegetarian choices, small and cute, services is great, food tastes delicious with a lot of veggies, we ordered few shakes, all yummy, pad Thai, fried rice, red curry and green papaya salad. Everything was great. They should have exhaust fan, cooking smell was little too much. Prices are good, about 800 batts for 4.

4 Kimberly McNeilus - 3 years ago

The food was overall good, but I really loved the kombucha they have the most. Although, if you want a large cup of kombucha ... don’t expect much.

The food comes out decently fast.
There is no AC so it’s really hot in the restaurant. It has a cool vibe to it as well. Not only does it have Thai cuisine but Indian cuisine as well! Lots of expats or foreigners came here to eat. It’s hidden inside an alley way, a bit tricky to find if you’re not familiar to the area. Another plus is that they are near the Grand palace.

4 karin koala - 3 years ago

I tried their tempeh burger that sadly just wasn't that good. the burger was dry with a weird fish flavor that didn't went well with the peanuts sauce. I also ordered their crumble cake with coconut cream which was nice, I liked the coconut cream but the cake was dry and bland, their coconut chocolate u0026 raisins smoothie on the other hand was great. the place itself is cozy with a calm vibe to it so maybe that's compensate on the average food.