Japanese Curry at Jai Mai Jumjay in Chiang Mai
Stir-fried water spinach (pak boong) and Japanese curry #Veganuary at Jai Mai Jumjay in Chiang Mai
Some dishes at Jai Mai Jumjay in Chiang Mai

  • Jai Mai Jumjay
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  • White Vegetarian
Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Ovo
Pizza
Thai
Delivery

Thai restaurant with an English menu available. Uses lots of chili, some tofu and imitation meats. Note that some of the noodles are egg-based and some snacks are not fully vegan. Relocated from 62 Manee Nopparat Rd. Delivery via Grabfood and Foodpanda. Open Mon-Sun 10:00am-9:30pm.

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56 Reviews

First Review by Tata

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caspar

Points +46

Vegan
15 Sep 2014

Doesn't appear to be vegan

We were looking forward to this place but ended up leaving without eating, as we found out despite the name it's veggie rather than vegan and establishing what's vegan or not proved too difficult (partly because of the English / Thai language barrier but also didn't feel the staff really grasped the difference between veggie and vegan). It's a buffet style place with food on show, could see signs of dairy e.g. Cheese on pizzas, and showing them the V-Cards app (local translations for vegan) just got a laugh and a shake of the head from the staff.

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Tata

Points +501

Vegan
24 Jun 2014

Delicious vegan food behind Chiang Mai University.

This restaurant is on Suthep Rd. behind CMU. The whole street is full of restaurants. Jay Mai Jam Jay means extraordinary vegan or not so ordinary vegan. They have a variety of food and everything we tried, we liked. The rice dish is delicious, the thick Tom Yum soup is better than a fancy restaurant. They offer MANY Thai salads. A friend told me that their mushroom salad is awesome.
After 6pm, they get in spicy curry rice salad (Namm-Klook, แหนมคลุก) from another vendor packed in a bag on the counter, those are the bomb. I always get two for myself and it runs out by 7.30.
They also have hot pot soup, which is interesting, but we haven't tried. Their fried rice cake appetizer (Northern local food called Kao-Ram-Furn, ข้าวแรมฟืน) inside the front glass display is pretty good, but a little greasy. It comes with an interesting sweet, spicy sauce.
One of our most visited vegan restaurants.
Updated from previous review on Tuesday June 24, 2014

Pros: Variety, Delicious, Some unique dishes

Cons: No AC (but there's no AC everywhere), No website

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