Bodhi Tree Cafe 2

This small place found looking for a place to eat when most restaurants were closed. really appreciate that they close late (they told us between 9-10 clocks) so not to run the city to find a place to eat. go right here, you won't regret it! After eating they offer a large selection of Western and Thai vegan foods, some of them are vegetarian, but easy to walk to vegan, simply ask the personal! they are very careful. we went for a Thai rice, absolutely delicious!

We had a nice meal here of tomorrow wonderfulness and mushroom (so good) and early rolling. that is nice staff. good delicious food.

We had the pumpkin soup (for our taste it was mix, just put some pfeffer in it,) a few slishes brot and some homemade humus. it was all really fresh! I was destroyed with the desert, the vegan cheesecake. it took really long to be on the tab and it was still half frozen. that's why I wouldn't order it again.

This review concerns my experience with the Bodhi Tree Cafe laundry service. The owners are a Thai woman named Ubon Lotus and her French partner Marc. He usually works at the café, while Ubon is only occasionally there. I brought my laundry three times. Everything went well until I arrived that day to get my laundry back (all my underwear and they couldn't find it. After they were looking for her everywhere, they suggested that we had to wait a few days because it might have been falsely given to someone who hopefully returned. A few days later, nothing had returned. Then they suggested to watch the camera (CCTV, to see if someone stole it, which took it for some reason more than a week. Every time I came by to ask for progress, Ubon gave me a vague reason why they need more time to check the tape. When I mentioned compensation, she told me they talked to her lawyer and they don't have to compensate in any way. Ubon then said they weren't even sure if I really put my laundry in their place because they couldn't see me on the camera, Marc nodded. This is actually the main reason why I post this story. I personally gave my laundry to Ubon. But they were good to blame me. Finally, due to my insisted, they gave me a paper that they are ready to compensate with 1,000 bahts (on this paper they gave to lose my laundry, although... The cost of loss for me is about 200 euros, mostly 17 pieces of reasonable quality French underwear by the brand Etam. Of course, you do not buy second hand underwear for a loss. I also went to the tourist police and made a report (in the facility, but since I don't have any laundry, as is usual in Thailand, there is not much they can do. The aim of this letter is to illuminate the careless behaviour of Bodhi Tree Cafe owners with their customers. In addition, they showed a serious lack of dignity by accusing me of never bringing my laundry there. I hope this statement can help future travelers

Tucked in a back ally, beautiful old woman cooking each meal by hand. Service is slow because she makes it herself and then brings it out to you. Bodhi tree roots hang from the open aired ceiling and is very serene. Salad dressing is so yummy