With the growth of the plant-based scene in Thailand, we’re seeing more and more traditionally  meat-based dishes going vegan. Not just your burgers or tacos, either, we’re seeing an explosion in vegan sushi too. For everyone obsessed with sushi, we’ve found the best places for delicious vegan sushi in Bangkok. Itadakimasu.

Golden State Vegan recently won Root The Future’s Plant-Based Food Awards for Best Plant-Based Burger, Best Sushi, and Best Social Media Presence. The homey restaurant is a plant-based heaven selling sushi, seafood, natural wine, and cocktails. Their best-sellers include Tuna Tobiko, Spicy Hotate, Unagi Hotate Caviar, Fish Tempura, and the Rainbow Sushi Party. 

40 12 Ekkamai soi 12
Open Tuesday–Sunday 10am–10pm
fb.com/goldenstate.th, 084 174 7161

Although Waki Waki’s menu is vegetarian rather than strictly vegan, their endless sushi options can all be requested in vegan form. With vegan mayo and cream cheese, each roll is delicately handcrafted using the freshest, plant-based ingredients—with a special twist added to every single bite. If you’re planning to visit, we recommend making a reservation due to their limited seating.

46/1 Sukhumvit soi 24
Open Tuesday–Sunday 11am–9:30pm
fb.com/wakiwaki.bkk, 081 116 6300

Japanese chefs, meticulous dishes, and a 100% vegetarian menu—this restaurant boasts true authenticity. One of their best sellers is the Strawberry Avocado Maki, but if you’re up for some other dishes, opt for the curry rice or katsu sets.

407 Anamai-Ngarm-Charoen Soi 25, Rama 2 Road
Open Wednesday–Monday 11am–9pm
fb.com/mrgenkirestaurant, 02 459 3137

Located inside the luxurious St. Regis Bangkok, Zuma Bangkok delivers an elegant, informal dining experience inspired by classic Izakaya. Their menu isn’t 100% vegan, but they do have a few vegetarian options including their meat-free sushi made with avocado, shiso, red onions, and carrot maki, and their refreshing avocado salad with tenkasu and spicy lemon dressing.

Ground Floor, St. Regis Bangkok, 159 Ratchadamri Road
Open Monday–Saturday 11:30am–midnight
Sunday 11am–midnight
fb.com/zumabangkok, 02 252 4707

Found just a short walk down Sukhumvit 31, Isao has been a renowned Japanese dining spot in Bangkok for the past 14 years. Their vegetarian menu features seven maki dishes, but our standouts are the El Vegano Roll, the Veggie Maki, and the Avocado Maki. If you’re around the city, don’t forget to stop by at Isao for some fusion Japanese rolls and dishes.

5 Soi Sukhumvit 31
Open daily 11am–2pm, 5pm–8:30pm
fb.com/isaobkk, 02 258 0645