Lamai Veggie — Restaurant in Surat Thani Province

An interesting place worth visiting for vegans at least once. The menu is not large, but you can try the Daily Set (served like in an Indian restaurant, but everything is much tastier and more satisfying) or Vegan burger. Desserts are also presented, but unfortunately there is no coffee. Coffee I was offered to buy at another restaurant and return with the opportunity to eat on the spot. When I arrived, almost all the seats were occupied and there was a reserve at a large table (there were very few places in the cafe) But after walking a little, I returned to the vacant table. I also took an extra vegan sausage for 20 baht. Dessert (I would not recommend) was not much hard at the bottom, but I ate it with my brought coffee from another vegan restaurant. In general, I liked to go to this place) The hostess is very friendly and...

Went here with a friend, 1st tine it was closed (Sunday), 2nd time better luck.

There were only 2 menu options available: Full plate- rice, veggie, salad and soup 120 baht

Veg Hamburger 120 baht

Homemade kombucha 50 baht, water and soda pop available.

No other menu options so we went with the lunch plate.

Food was okay ( more Indian than Thai flavors)

The portions were ridicukously small.

Felt like we were on an involuntary diet... For example, 1 roti was split between the 2 of us while a solo guest nearby had a full roti to herself. What is going on??

Very little food for 120 baht. Left hungry 😪 Too bad, I wanted to like this place. But I will not return nor will I recommend.

Vegan Khunnay by Central is MUCH better. A lot more food Many options, All you can eat...

Lovely vegan restaurant in Lamai. Had the daily set for 120baht which included some rice, sweet/sour vegetable mix, tofu in sauce (don’t know what sauce it was but it was delicious) and a chapati.

The portions were relatively small, and thus to be full I’d have needed to eat probably 2 or more portions. But it seems the portions in Thailand / Koh Samui are often on the small side.

I also had the caramel sweet which was a BIG portion and filled me up perfectly, and it was delicious.

They sell kombucha for 50baht, which is a good find on the island, and I’ve only seen them be sold at hipster places that charge 150-200 baht for it.

Also sells instants noodles, and canned or frozen vegan fish and meats.

The owner speaks English very well and is...