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Bangkok wellness center and organic cafe. Serves vegan organic food including fresh juices, smoothies, veggie sushi, salads, light entrees, raw crackers, and desserts. Uses fresh, all natural ingredients with many items being raw. Here since 2011; previously in MBK Center. Re-opened 1st Dec 2018 after period of closure. Previously Ariya's Organic Place. Reported closed February 2022.


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30 Reviews

First Review by Rawmodel

HappyPat

Points +40

Vegan
25 Jan 2020

Okayish

The food was really good. I had an avocado sushi, which was delicious. As a drink I had a beetroot smoothie, which was also really good. The thing is that both my husband and I ordered something to eat and drink but only I got what I had ordered. They didn’t even became suspicious.

Pros: All food is vegan and organic. , Napkins and else all out of recycled paper. , No straws available

Cons: Relatively expensive , Difficult to find

SeHoonChung

Points +26

Vegan
11 Oct 2019

The best in Bangkok

The best in Bangkok. Recommend all vegans, and even all non vegans to try this place. I believe most vegans will really love it and even non vegans would be shocked how good vegan dishes can be. I will definitely come here again.

Pros: Freshness, Organic, Taste

Cons: Pricy

Isi22

Points +214

Vegan
01 Oct 2019

Perfect Schrimp

Its in a expensive location and very clean. High professional. Perfect Imitat of scampi/shrimps. Salad was spicy. The food is mostly RAW or COLD. no desserts. Its expensive but if you miss some "crabs-ham-shrimp..." They do the best vegan version you can get in the hole universe. I just wish they would speak better english. But would definitivly go again.

danbruegge

Points +72

Vegan
25 Feb 2018

Rawfood und Fisch lastig.

Unser erstes Restaurant in Bangkok. Überwiegend Fisch alternativen wie Krebs und Tunfisch. Muss man mögen. Alles andere war leider aus. Dafür war das Avocado Sushi und das Eis danach super lecker. Personal war sehr Freundlich.

Pros: Kostenloses Wasser zum essen dazu

Cons: Teuer

dhidden

Points +118

Vegan
07 Jan 2018

Great sushi and soup

I visited this place twice and tried there sushi and soup, and that was very delicious.

FioreF

Points +103

Vegan
12 Dec 2017

expensive and small dishes

Not the best experience. But the ice cream is awesome

Veg4Jay

Points +2171

Vegan
22 Feb 2017

Very Nice Organic Vegan Food, Pleasant Environment

This is a very nice modern restaurant/organic Center on 1 Floor (up one set of stairs from ground floor). The decor is modern, clean and pleasant. The service is good and friendly. The food is very nicely prepared and presented. This is not inexpensive, but is an exceptional value for the money.

Pros: Excellent Food and Service, Exceptional Environment and Location, Plenty of Delicious Choices, Healthy Value

Cons: ....not inexpensive

happycyclist

Points +443

Vegan
01 Feb 2017

posh vegan

Very expensive for Bangkok but top quality organic ingredients and taste. The store/restaurant is on the second floor of the health center complex, surrounded by posh weight loss clinics and beauty stores. It felt like we were in Shinjuku, Tokyo. But the food was top quality, portion sizes were fair, completely vegan, the crab meat was shockingly similar to real crab meat, and everything was organic. 5 star for sure but not for the budget traveler.

Pros: excellent taste, organic ingredients, excellent service

Cons: expensive

SEK

Points +34

Vegan
01 Aug 2016

very overpriced

Although the raw pad Thai was good, I spent more having a casual lunch here, than I would anywhere else. It was probably double the price I would pay at home, and this is Thailand. I was the only customer too.

Pros: friendly service

LilacHippy

Points +12170

Vegan
06 Apr 2016

Too Expensive

The dishes are nice but far too small for the price you pay. It is way too much. They do have a raw vegan section and a vegan section on their menu. Cheapest juice is still about 190 baht and the most expensive raw dish is about 350 baht but it is tiny. Do not go if you are really hungry or poor.

Pros: Everything is completely vegan.

Cons: Extortionate prices., Small portions.

KevinEhrenberg

Points +169

Vegan
01 Mar 2016

Try the raw pad thai

This place is pricy for Thailand, but totally worth it. All vegan, many raw options and delicious. Very friendly staff. Juices and smoothies superb. Desserts were ok, but buy more food instead.

Pros: Many raw food options, Relaxing atmosphere, Friendly staff

Cons: In a mall, Pricy by Thai standards, Aircon set to max

Bozena

Points +768

Vegan
17 Jan 2016

Tasty but expensive

The food is pricy for Thailand.

Pros: clean

Cons: price

Mt92

Points +30

Vegan
23 Mar 2015

Nice but expensive

I ate here once and it was delicious but way too expensive especially for the size of the dish you get. They have a daily 50% promotion on one main dish which is nice and then it's affordable too. They also have a good selection on juices and smoothies which start at 199 baht. It is a very clean restaurant and the food is fresh and organic. The staff is very friendly too! I recommend going there once in a while if you can afford it because the food was very tasty and healthy.

YahelSherman

Points +507

Raw
23 Mar 2015

amazing place !

If you a raw/ vegan you must try this place .
Yes it's not chip but You will go out with a happy feeling. Super clean place 4-5 people working in open kitchen , nice smell & lovely atmosphere .
Every month they have 50% on different dish from the menu .
We tried the tune salad & raw lasagna ... Yammy
The chocolate cake was amazing , not so sweat .. Exactly how I like it (-;

VeganBiker

Points +260

Vegan
27 Jan 2014

Excellent Choice

While the setting of this restaurant is a dramatic contrast to most Thai eateries, it's location within the otherwise sterile Life Center building says nothing of Ariya Organic Place at all. It's beautifully clean, features funky and innovative decor, and offers a creative and exciting menu. Many smoothie combinations are available and as God intended the smoothie, there is no water or ice added. Just fruits and veggies! Their signature Raw Pad Thai was phenomenal, even if it bore little resemblance to standard Pad Thai. As a dish, regardless of name, it was fantastic.

Beware when ordering smoothies with ginger... It can almost seem like an experiment in human ginger tolerance rather than simply a flavour. If you love ginger (and I mean LOVE), you needn't worry. Otherwise, it may be worth asking for just a dash...

It feels like a mall food court, albeit a quieter and classier one than most North Americans may be used to, but I promise that this restaurant delivers. The food is FRESH, RAW, and full of FLAVOUR.

Warning: the prices are ASTRONOMICAL by Thai standards. Most entrées are between 250~300฿, smoothies around 200฿, and dessert comes in around 300฿ as well. These prices are on the high end even in Europe and the US, but if you are willing to treat yourself, it's worth it.

Pros: Creative Menu, Raw and Organic, Delicious

Cons: Price

eric

Points +20056

Vegan
07 May 2012

Clean food

Was here last week and it was a pretty good experience. The food is pricy for Thailand and when compared to other raw food places in town. Presentation was good and tastes were alright. The eggplant pasta was so-so, and too salad-like, rather than mimicking lasagne. I really liked the pad thai though- good flavors and nice use of coconut.

Pros: Raw options

eatinggreen

Points +608

Vegan
24 Jul 2011

Raw organic food - pretty hard to complain!

We were stoked to find that one of the two raw food restaurants in Bangkok (that we know of) was really close to where we are staying in Lumphini. So one fine day we decided to wade through the exhaust fume sauna that is Bangkok central in search of a healthy oasis... or at the very least a good vege juice.

Upon arriving I couldn't help with I hadn't have dressed like a lost Indian tribal elder, since the place was crawling with corporate types - odd place for a raw food joint but hey, the proximity was definitely still a good thing.

Gliding through the polished fluorescent white halls that are the Life Mall we found the place relatively easily and settled down to some juices, raw pad thai and some other things which I can't remember off the top of my head. Not a huge seletion but it was pretty good - wouldn't rate it quite up there with Rasayana but it was nevertheless thoroughly enjoyed. We bought some crackers to go, which later proved nice as well, although quite expensive and frustratingly thin (couldn't help wonder how they managed to spread the mixture out so thinly!).

We went back more recently for some juices when we decided to fast for a day... again, the location was great for us, so smiles all round. A very hygienic (perhaps too much so) spot for a boost of fresh food and a very welcome addition to the Bangkok eating scene.

Pros: raw/organic, open relatively late, location convenient to Sathorn Rd

Cons: limited menu, corporate people around, it's in a shiny shopping center

WorldVeganTravel

Points +173

Vegan
19 Jun 2011

Healthy Delicious Food

A lovely little raw food place that'd I'd go to more if it was a bit more convenient to where I live. I had the 'secret salad' which had a delicious lemongrass and ginger dressing. The mushroom salad was also good. The only thing I wasn't a fan of was the apple pie. It looked beautiful, but it was still frozen and more very flavourful, but that was the only negative thing. Service was also lovely.

Pros: healthy, creative, friendly staff

Cons: a bit pricey

Arlovegan

Points +293

Vegan
03 Apr 2011

Expensive and limited but tasty.

Nice place with pictures of lovely foods on the wall and in the menu. A shame they don't actually serve all of the tasty looking foods pictured. The menu is very limited and limited even more by the fact that half the things on the menu I was interested in were not available. The smoothies where great, sushi not bad and dessert was exceptional. I understand that they must be paying a lot out to be in such a nice building but I just can not see the value. The service is friendly. It's nice to see an all vegan raw place in Bangkok and I really wish I could give a better review but they really need to work on a few things. I spent a thousand+ baht there for myself and one other, left hungry, and immediately went to another vegan place to get my fill.

Pros: All vegan, Friendly service, Nice clean environment

Cons: Expensive, Small portions , Limited menu and many items unavailable.

m@earthville

Points +9252

Vegan
19 Feb 2011

Heavenly vegan and raw eats and drinks

Ariya is a wonderful place run by friendly and gentle Buddhists devoted to good health and good taste. Note that they are no longer in MBK: their new location is in a swish, glass-walled mall devoted ostensibly to wellness (but really mostly cosmetic and body-image establishments). It's very convenient to the Lumphini MRT station: just go up the escalators and it's right there on your left (which makes it an easy trip from Sukhumvit too).

First off, if you have even the slightest affection for avocado, don't miss Ariya's delectable avocado soup. Its nuanced flavor surprises and delights.

As with most raw food restaurants (in this case, a little over half raw with a few cooked options too), you'll pay more to fill up here, but in most cases the prices are fair considering the quality and they fact that they apparently use mostly organic ingredients. An exception is the juices, which at around B180 are overpriced beyond reason. You might find the health drinks and smoothies to offer a more compelling value proposition than the single-ingredient juices. The Green Smoothie was tasty and well balanced.

The set meals offer the best deals, especially Set B, which gives you a soup, main course, and a drink for B299. Note that Ariya also offers a card that they'll stamp until you get something free after a certain expenditure.

We also liked the 'crab' sushi and loved the pumpkin cake (a delicious raw pumpkin pie, which was kept frozen, so order it with your meal to give it time to thaw sufficiently).

For a take-away snack, check out the flax crackers and sunflower snacks, which are rich and crunchy.

Pros: Fresh, delicious, organic food, Vegan desserts, Convenient to MRT

Cons: Pricey (though mostly justifiably so), Overpriced juices

Veronica01

Points +168

Vegan
26 Nov 2010

Delicious Pad Thai

Spent forever searching the MBK mall for this place, on a recommendation on our raw info website. Finally found it, it's listed as Organic in the MBK directory and not raw or vegan.

Small clean little cafe, food takes a while to prepare but it is made to order and with care and has great presentation. We ordered 3 juices and a pad thai. You get 1 juice free when you order 2.

The pad thai was really delicious. I wondered why it had peanut butter on it though since that is not raw, I guess they can't get almond butter in Bangkok? It is really good and is tangy from the tamarind, much tastier than cooked pad thai and it comes with veggies too.

It was cool seeing a raw restaurant in a busy Thai mall, not catered to tourists. Prices were reasonable. You may have to order 2 things to be full or have some fruit beforehand.

They said they would be closing down and moving soon, not sure when. They offer a retreat center as well at a different location.

Pros: in the mall, raw and vegan options, pictures of the food

Cons: a little cold in the mall from ac

enRoute

Points +1401

Vegan
02 May 2010

cute, tasty, convenient

cute place, a bit smaller than I was expecting and the menu is limited, but the sushi and soup I had were perfectly nice. ended up still a bit hungry so I headed up to the veg place in the food court upstairs. definitely recommended, maybe not the best place to come to starving though... better for light snacks & juice!

Pros: clean, organic, vegan

Cons: a little pricey, didn't blow me away

beerzuki

Points +341

Vegan
03 Apr 2010

2nd floor MBK opp Pizza Company

I have eaten here a few times- it is so yummy and fresh! but i must admit the menu is a little bit confusing. i normally go for the Thai spicy salads or the raw (coconut strips) phad thai. they always ask if you can handle spicy food if you are a westerner and ordering, but really it isn't very spicy at all. the mushroom stem salad was really good. not much english spoken but the menu is in english - so don't ask too many questions - just order and get a 'surprise' with what you get! it is a shame that the juices are served in disposable plastic cups.

Pros: healthy and tasty, convenient for shoppers

Cons: plastic cups, weird menu

Ton

Points +487

Vegan
04 Jan 2010

RawFood @ MBK

Nice food at MBK. But expensive. Happiness Shake 149 Coconut Shake 149 Secret Salad 179 Orange cheesecake 179 pine apple 79. with 10% service cost totals 808 bath. Especially the cheese cake (raw) was really good. Still giving it a 'fair' rating since raw food is not easily found.

Pros: raw, taste, clean

Cons: price

chillin

Points +71

Vegan
26 Dec 2009

My introduction to raw food - surprisingly filling

A friend and I visit Ariya one evening for dinner - I was a bit scepticle that I would be filled on raw foods ... but I was to be proved wrong. We ordered the soup - avocado, which was smoothly delicious. I normally take my soups warm, but this cold offering was a pleasant surprise. The raw pizza was equally surprising (the staff at Ariya spent sometime confirm that I wanted raw pizza and kept explining that is wouldn't be anything like the pizza on offer at the pizza chain opposite ... I got it!) Lot's of tasty salads and smoothies topped off a pleasing meal. I'd like to go back there when I'm next in Bangkok.

Pros: Fresh ingredients, Freshly prepared, Healthy filling cuisine

Cons: Highly air conditioned and cool, A bit on the pricey side, Quite a sterile ambience

sunnyday

Points +36

Mostly Veg
01 Jul 2009

Good Padthai!

Not much variety on the menu but I think it's a good start to have raw-organic-vegan available in city center. The price is a bit high (but you pay for the organic.)

Krsnamayi

Points +83

Vegetarian
30 Mar 2009

price is not one carrot

I did not eat in Aryiya cafe as I was expecting something a little more in my price range as it was listed as one carrot...I think it's more like 2. Also this is more snacky type items, and not a place where you can get a full meal (don't bring husband who is a big eater there!)




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