Bangkok City Diner

Narathiwat Ratchanakharin Road

Near BTS Chong Nonsi

Call 084-720-1992

Bangkok Cty Diner is reopening after renovations. Enjoy their vegan food which includes key line pie,Tan-tan ramen with vegan egg, and Tomyum mac n' cheeze.

Organic & Natural Expo Bangkok Thailand 2017

http://www.organicnaturalexpo.com/business_matching-en.html

Many products available including almond milk 

SEAVC

7th Southeast Asian

Vegetarian Congress

11-13 November,2016

Cititel

Penang Road

George Town

Malaysia

Email: seavc2016@gmail.com

Cowspiracy

Lido Theater 8pm

Siam Square

12th March 2016

(Thai subtitles)

Veganerie Concept restaurant

Veganerie Concept

Soi Methi Niwet

Klong Ton

Klong Teoy

(behind Benjasiri Park Sukhumvit Road)

Tel: 02 252 2120 and 081 390 2396

APVC VegFest 2015

 

Opening of the APVC VegFest 2015 in Bangkok

Vegan Festival

 

A menu for the festival at Luce restaurant

Eastin  Grand Hotel Sathorn Bangkok



The Daily Bread Bangkok

 

 

New vegan food outlet opened at Airlink Square Ramkhamhaeng Station Airport Link station.

North and south Indian vegan food,salads and vegan bread available.

The Daily Bread is on the 4th floor of the Food Yard (booth 12) Airlink Square.

Open 10am- 6pm Monday to Friday.

 

 

UPDATE

 

Sadly the Daily Bread will close on 16th March 2016

Petition

Please sign the petition-

http://community.sumofus.org/petitions/urge-pope-francis-and-president-obama-to-promote-veganism-to-help-avert-a-climate-catastrophe

Five Star J Restaurant

https://www.fivestarj.com 

International Vegetarian & Vegan Kitchen
313/37 South Pattaya Road
Corner 3rd Road, Moo 10
Nongprue,
Banglamung,
Choburi 20260
Tel:038-421-105, 082-4509

Asia Pacific VegFest

The 7th Asia-Pacific VegFest

25-27 November 2015

University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce

Bangkok

Back to beginnings

https://www.backtobeginnings.info

Back to beginnings...a natural, Whole Foods

Plant based nutritional approach for achieving

and maintaining optimum health and weight.

Vegan Bakery

Bangkok's first vegan bakery at Mercury Ville Chidlom.

Tasty cakes and icecream with no eggs or dairy.Low sugar cakes available.

Yoga Sanjeevani

Yoga Magazine

http://www.healthyyoga.co/yoga_sanj.html



BIVA Event

 



BIVA Program No. 267 
(BIVA Monthly VEG Talk)

 

“Raw Vegan Food + Demonstration”

By

Mr.  Maciek Kolbuxz

Practitioner, Lecturer and Writer

on Vegan and Natural Hygiene

from Poland

and

Ms.  Kriti Sachdeva

Professional in Yoga, Classical Dance and Vegan

from India.

 

Sun 26 Oct 2014 at 1630 hours (0430 PM)

Omni Tower Syncate Suites

(Syncate Conference Hall, Level Basement)

Nana, Sukhumvit 4, Bangkok, Thailand

 

Program

 

1630 – 1700 hours --- Registration / Social

1700 – 1830 hours – Program in Progress

1830 – 1930 --- Vegetarian Buffet Dinner

 

Ticket Baht 180 per person

(Inclusive of International VEG Buffet Dinner)

All Attendees to receive free illustrated colorful magazine

“Yoga Sanjeevani” Oct 2014 issue

complimentary

 

Smart Casual Dress

 

Inquiry / Reservation

Ms.  Bo

Mobile:  098 010 9861

Second Vegetarian Festival

For the first time in its history, the world famous Phuket Vegetarian Festival will occur twice in one year. This year will see twice the number of 9th lunar months in the Chinese lunar calendar and twice the number of visits from the gods. However, maybe not twice the amount of celebrating.“According to the Chinese lunar calendar there are two 9th lunar months this year. It happens every 100 years,” explained the president of the Jui Tui Shrine, Teeravut Sritularak, 65. “This means there will be two times for the Vegetarian Festival.”The full-on festival will run from September 24 to October 2, followed by the unique nine days, which will span from October 24 to November 1 this year.The Jui Tui Shrine, which is based in the heart of Phuket Town and plays a leading role for Vegetarian Festival events, is looking to downplay the second round of festivities.“Our shrine puts on too big of a celebration to do it twice in one year. However, we’ll have a meeting to discuss what we want to do. If enough people want to do it twice, we might,” Mr Teeravut said.“Originally, we were just planning to open a restaurant at the shrine to provide food during the second period.”The Vegetarian Festival, or jia chai in local Hokkien Chinese, began in 1825, when the governor of Thalang, Praya Jerm, moved the island’s principal town from Ta Reua in Thalang District to Get-Hoe in Kathu District, where there was many tin mines and Chinese miners. Kathu, at that time, was still covered in jungle and fever was rife. It happened that a traveling opera company (called ngiu in Thai or pua-hee in the Hokkien dialect) came from China to perform for the miners. When the whole company grew sick from an unnamed malady, they kept to a vegetarian diet to honor two of the emperor gods Kiew Ong Tai Teh and Yok Ong Sone Teh. The sickness afflicting the opera troupe then disappeared. This greatly interested the people of Kathu, who asked how it was done. The answer came that ritual vegetarianism with its attendant ceremonies had been the remedy, and as a result, people embraced the faith enthusiastically. Throughout the years, the simple practice of devotion grew into a vibrant festival held every year in Phuket. Today, the Vegetarian Festival draws visitors from all over the world. The multitude of stalls selling vegan food, the lively parades, the ear-shattering fireworks, as well as the self-mutilation performed by scores of possessed ma song are all familiar sights of the event.Ma Song, or entranced horses, are devotees whom the gods enter during the fest. They manifest supernatural powers and perform self-torture in order to shift evil from individuals onto themselves, and to bring the community good luck. Ma Song fall into two categories: those who, having had an intimation of impending doom, want to extend their lives; and people specially chosen by the gods for their moral qualities.Throughout the festival, fireworks and drums are sounded, especially during ceremonies. It is believed that the louder they are, the better, because the noise drives away evil spirits. Participants in the festival keep to a strict vegan diet for a varying number of days, usually no less than three. This they do to make themselves strong in mind and body; they refrain from all vice, eating animal flesh and killing animals. The festival thus promotes good hygiene, brightness and inner peace.

Festival

The Vegetarian Festival starts on September 24th.

Lots of vegetarian food available at 7 Eleven

and at the big shopping Malls and everywhere

where there are little yellow triangular flags.



Snow Pears

 

 



Pyrus nivalis, commonly known as snow pear, is a type of pear that grows naturally from south-east Europe to western Asia. Like most pears, its fruit can be eaten raw or cooked; they have a mild sour taste. The plant is very colorful and may grow to a height of up to 10 meters and a width of about 8 meters. It is a very hardy plant that is able to withstand a small supply of water or very high or low temperatures.
I bought some snow pears in the Lemon Farm organic store.They were grown in the mountainous province of Mae Hong Son in the north of Thailand.

Thai Holistic Health Exhibition

 

http://www.thaihof.org/ 

Food and Holistic Health Exhibition

 

Impact Arena Muang Thong Thani

Hall 8

July 24-27 2014



Expo 2014

 

Organic & Natural Expo

 

Queen Sirikit Center

 

July 24-27