Broccoli Revolution Bangkok Branch Guide

Broccoli Revolution currently has two official Bangkok branches, and they solve different route problems. Sukhumvit 49 is the earlier-opening choice for a breakfast, brunch or all-day cafe meal. Charoen Krung starts later and fits a day already moving through Bang Rak, Saphan Taksin or the river side.

There is little value in crossing Bangkok only to compare two branches of the same group. Pick the side of the city first, then use the exact listing for today's map, hours, phone and menu check. Both branches have complete VeganFoodWork place pages.

The original Sukhumvit 49 branch is at 899 Sukhumvit Road in Khlong Tan Nuea. The current official site lists dine-in from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM, last order at 8:45 PM, and delivery from 8:00 AM to 8:30 PM.

Choose it when the day is already around Thong Lo, Sukhumvit 49 or nearby Sukhumvit sois and an earlier meal matters. Open the exact map before leaving: being on Sukhumvit 49 is more useful route information than an unsupported promise that the door is directly beside BTS Thong Lo.

The Charoen Krung branch is at 55/6 Charoen Krung 42/1 in Bang Rak. The current official site lists dine-in and delivery from 11:00 AM to 9:30 PM, with last order at 9:30 PM.

It is the practical Broccoli Revolution when the itinerary already includes Saphan Taksin, Charoen Krung, Bang Rak or the river. The later opening makes it a lunch or dinner choice rather than the group's breakfast route, while the later close gives it a slightly longer published evening window than Sukhumvit 49.

Broccoli Revolution describes itself as a plant-based eatery, and both current menus offer substantial choices without meat, dairy or eggs. Current branch ordering menus also show explicitly vegetarian acai and chia items containing honey or honeycomb, with honey available as an add-on.

That is why VeganFoodWork lists both branches as vegetarian with vegan options rather than fully vegan. For a strict-vegan order, choose an item without honey and confirm the sweetener, granola, sauce and toppings. The caution is precise; it does not mean that every dish contains honey.

The current menu routes include bowls, brunch, mains, salads, juices, acai and ingredient anchors such as tofu, tempeh and edamame. That makes either branch useful for a substantial plant-forward meal rather than only a drink or side.

A group menu is not branch inventory. Promotions, prices, dishes and stock can differ, and restaurant menus change. If the trip depends on one bowl, dessert, gluten-free choice or no-onion and no-garlic menu, check the exact branch channel before travelling.

An older official LINE showcase still mentions an Open House, Central Embassy outlet and older operating details for the other branches. The current Broccoli Revolution website and current official Linktree list only Sukhumvit 49 and Charoen Krung.

VeganFoodWork follows the current brand-controlled channels and excludes Central Embassy instead of turning a stale directory record into a public recommendation. The old LINE page also is not used for present-day Wi-Fi, pet, parking or seating claims.

If Sukhumvit 49 is inconvenient or an entirely fully vegan menu matters, compare other reviewed Thong Lo and Phrom Phong choices without abandoning the east-side route. If the day is around Charoen Krung, keep the backup in Bang Rak, Silom or Sathorn rather than returning across the city.

The best backup is not the next brand branch. It is the next suitable meal near where you already are, with a menu classification that matches how much ingredient checking you want to do.

Both current official branches have exact public VeganFoodWork pages. Their addresses, phones, official hours, branch roles and conservative vegan classifications have been reviewed against current restaurant and ordering channels.

Hours, menus and locations can still change. Open the exact map and current restaurant channel before a time-sensitive trip, and use the suggest-an-update route when the real-world branch no longer matches the listing.