Vistro-Vegan Cafe & Restaurant

“I had the magic mushroom 12 in pizza and the caramel pecan cheesecake. The pizza was amazing. I’m not vegan (I eat dairy) but this vegan pizza would’ve fooled me if I didn’t know it was vegan. The cheesecake was also very good. The food isn’t cheap but I left very satisfied taste wise and was full (brought the rest of my pizza home) so it didn’t bother me. Service is QR code and self order, so it’s not a very interactive experience but staff is nice. Very nice, chill vibe. Good place to do laptop work/read/relax. 3 stars for service as there’s a mandatory 10% service charge which is honestly ridiculous considering you order through a QR code. A 3% service charge is the absolute maximum of what should be charged at this establishment, and many places in Thailand don’t have a mandatory tip at all.”

“Four years ago I promised myself never to eat at Vistro and should have kept my promise. This is one of the lowest quality, expensive, vegan junk food that I came across. Four years ago I threw their food directly in the bin and did exactly the same this time. I ordered dandan noodles through grab, asked to have them without Omni pork, this was ignored entirely. Guys, I’m sorry, but you have no idea what real food is. You just present good food ideas, photos with description, but you still don’t know how to put things together. Unbelievable that you are even rate 4.5 but food in BKk is just so overrated and super expensive. Absolutely not worth it.”

“We enjoyed a nice dinner here. While the food is fresh and delicious, the prices are a bit high after the service charge specifically considering you place your order with the kitchen directly through a QR code. Consider checking out their sister restaurant V-Street nearby for some crossover items at slightly more affordable prices.”

“A very nice place to eat!! As a Greek I wanted to try the moussaka and it didn't have the classic moussaka taste, it was more like veggie lasagna. The bechamel was just these yellow dots on top and the white is vegan cheese which is totally different than moussaka. Also there should be potatoes at the bottom with a thick bechamel sauce on top and a little bit of vegan cheese. But that doesn't mean I didn't enjoy it. I had the sushi tacos and truffle dumplings which were amazing and don't forget about the dessert. Dubai brownie: hot, good quality of chocolate, walnuts inside, crispy and not that sweet 😋”

“More on my vegan travel blog: I Travel For Vegan Food 🌱 If you’re looking for an elevated, creative vegan meal in Bangkok, Vistro is absolutely the place to go. It’s located right near the Emporium and EmQuartier malls, so it’s the perfect dining spot after shopping in Sukhumvit. I love the food here. You have to order the 'Vagyu Sando', it’s a Japanese-style sandwich with a Beyond Meat katsu patty that was meaty, savory, and just made to perfection. I also loved the creamy wild truffle dumplings and their rich Khao Soi 2.0.”