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Mercy Republic

vegan restaurant

Phrom Phong4.9(1,492)vegan restaurant

The experience

Area: Phrom Phong.

Vibes & highlights

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Location & contact

Address
120/17 ถนน สุขุมวิท Khwaeng Khlong Toei Nuea, Watthana, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10110, Thailand
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Google reviews

4.9

Based on 1,492 Google ratings

  • Charan Jit

    3 weeks ago

    I really liked the idea behind this restaurant. Their focus on compassion for animals, people, health, and the environment makes the experience feel more meaningful, and it's nice to see that reflected in what they do. The food was really good overall. The burger was delicious and went really well with the fresh salad. The lion's mane mushroom was decent, though it didn't stand out as much as the burger. The service was excellent, and the gentleman serving us was very humble, polite, and attentive. A bit pricey, but definitely worth it.

  • Ant

    3 months ago

    I found one of the coolest vegan restaurants in Bangkok last night—Mercy Republic—and it ended up being an unforgettable experience. It’s about a 20-minute walk from my hotel and a bit off the beaten path, so it took a little navigating—but that just added to the charm. Once inside, I loved the vibe immediately. It’s small, dark, and cozy, with an intimate feel that makes you want to stay awhile. The atmosphere was next level. The DJ was spinning 80s and 90s soul, setting the perfect mood for the night. It felt more like a lounge experience than just dinner. Service was just as impressive. My waiter was super friendly and took the time to walk me through the menu, which made ordering easy and enjoyable. I had the fried minced homemade tofu stir-fried with holy basil over riceberry, an iced lime butterfly pea juice, and finished with a vegan layered ice cream parfait. Every single dish was delicious. After dinner, I even went up to thank the DJ because the music was so good—and it turns out the DJ was Mercy G, the owner. That personal touch made the whole night even more special. If you’re in Bangkok and looking for something unique, this spot is definitely worth checking out. Be A Proud American peace/love

  • Andy MacRae

    a month ago

    Visited Mercy Republic for my first time. It was a brisk 10 mins walk from Asok station. Chill vibe with low lighting and melodic hip hop music. Not too loud, but a bit more than purely BGM. English speaking staff not only seated me and took my order, but also explained the concept of the restaurant. I ordered a coconut smoothie - cold hydrating and moreish. No sweetner added. If I required something sweet, I would want added sugar, or pick a different drink. But considering I ordered a curry, it was spot on! Penang curry was quite spicy (for me). Not "too hot". Bit if you don't like spice, perhaps a 'mai pet' version required. The mushroom tonkatsu had a lovely batter. And the mushroom was a nice consistency - not chewy as can sometimes be the case. Small naan bread was a nice addition. It gave me something to mop up my curry sauce with. Menu is extensive. Well worth a visit for laid back vegan eats!

  • Paul SanDiego

    3 weeks ago

    Cozy place with a good vibe good practice and tasty good food! Staff are very friendly and helpful. Hooked me up with wifi and described the Mercy health positive concept. I like to support businesses with such focuses and tasty endeavors. I’ll be back. :)

  • Anirudh

    2 months ago

    Absolutely loved this place! The ambience was calm, cozy, and beautifully done, great for a relaxed meal. The service was warm and attentive, with staff who genuinely cared about the experience. And the food? Fresh, flavorful, and surprisingly creative for Thai vegan cuisine. Every dish felt thoughtfully made. Definitely a spot I’d come back to again.

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