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Home » Articles » Thai Food and Travel » Vegan in Thailand

Vegan Sorbet and Ice Cream in Bangkok & Chiang Mai

Published: Feb 2, 2014 by Kip · This post may contain affiliate links · 2 Comments

Rose Apple,  Japanese Soy, and Rambutan Sorbets
Rose Apple, Japanese Soy, and Rambutan Sorbets

I first discovered iBerry, a Thai ice cream chain, several years ago after having lunch with a friend in Bangkok's Siam Paragon shopping centre. As he speaks Thai, he was able to ascertain all of the vegan options. Score! All of the sorbets.

Blueberry Mango and Guava Salted Plum Sorbet from iBerry
Blueberry Mango and Guava Salted Plum Sorbet from iBerry

There are several iBerry outlets in Bangkok and at least one in Chiang Mai. The sorbets tend to all be off to one side, along with any special soy based ice creams. Try santol flavour! Or any flavour, because it's hot enough that you pretty much want vegan ice cream 100% of the time.

Soy Soyserve!

The soft serve came from Hokkaido Soft in Siam Square (Siam Square Soi 7), but I have a feeling the vegan option is only offered during Kin Jay, the Thailand Vegetarian Festival). Nevertheless, I'm always excited to find vegan soft ice cream.

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  1. Ken Young says

    December 24, 2014 at 10:19 am

    May I know what soy-based flavours you have seen in Iberry?

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    • Kip says

      December 24, 2014 at 2:00 pm

      If I remember correctly, there's plain soy flavour, chocolate, and green tea. There may be other too (they rotate flavours from time to time).

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