Ubuntu EAT Vegan Vegetarian Cafe

Ubuntu EAT Vegan Vegetarian Cafe in Phuket Town is a fully vegan spot focused on comforting, familiar food and a broad mix of cuisines. It’s easy to put together a meal to match your mood: Thai staples sit alongside Indian favourites and Middle Eastern plates, while classic “non‑vegan” flavours are recreated with smart plant-based alternatives.

The Thai section is a highlight, with well-executed Khao Soi and Pad Thai, plus tom yum and a punchy red curry (they can tone down the heat on request). Indian dishes are another strong suit: tikka/masala, biryani, saag, and flaky paratha. For something lighter, there are mezze sets with falafel and hummus, gyoza, rolls and wraps, skewers, and even vegan takes on fish & chips. A special mention goes to the vegan “shrimp” and “chicken” — you’ll find them added to noodles, soups, and fried snacks.

Drinks and desserts aren’t an afterthought either: shakes (including Oreo and oat‑milk options) and a rich chocolate brownie are popular add-ons to the main order.

The café itself feels clean and welcoming, with calm music, warm lighting, upbeat wall messages, and small Thai-language tips built into the menu. Staff are attentive and happy to suggest good pairings. Do note that the operating format can vary (sometimes takeaway is the easiest option), and a few items may come with minor quirks — such as a small extra charge or occasional imperfections in order assembly.