VEGANERIE Grand Palace (วีแกนเนอรี วัดพระแก้ว)
ห้อง A1 เลขที่ 166 04 Maha Rat Rd, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200
The Grand Palace branch of Veganerie is the chain's most tourist-facing location and holds the same standard as the other branches. The plant-based commitment is complete: no partial concessions, no vegan options buried in a wider omnivore menu. For visitors arriving for the Grand Palace and wanting a proper sit-down before or after, this is the practical choice on Maha Rat Road.
VEGANERIE Grand Palace occupies a spot at 166/04 Maha Rat Road in Phra Nakhon, positioned along the riverside alley that runs parallel to the Chao Phraya in the Grand Palace district. The view across to Wat Arun is direct from the setting. This is one of three Bangkok locations in the Veganerie chain. The restaurant is 100% plant-based across every item on the menu: no meat, no fish, no animal-derived ingredients. The kitchen applies that commitment to a menu of Thai-style dishes that use plant-based proteins to replicate the textures and flavor profiles associated with the originals. The menu also flags gluten-free preparations throughout, separating items that are inherently gluten-free from those that can be adapted on request. Breakfast service begins at 8AM, which puts it in range for Grand Palace tourists arriving on early morning entry slots.
The food program covers vegan breakfast plates through brunch to a lunch menu of Thai classics. Signature items include plant-based pad thai. Desserts are a strong point. Coffee is available. The kitchen is a good match for dietary-restriction visitors who need both vegan and gluten-free accommodation simultaneously.
VEGANERIE Grand Palace is takeaway and dine-in. No alcohol is served. The menu is well positioned for the tourist foot traffic from the Grand Palace complex directly to the north.
The restaurant is open 8AM to 7:30PM daily. Paid parking is available in the area; the location is also accessible from Tha Chang pier on the Chao Phraya express boat line. The riverside alley setting gives a table space separate from the main road crowds.