Vegetarian restaurant · District 3

Padme Chay

From the owner's own story

Down a small alley off Nam Kỳ Khởi Nghĩa is a quiet garden: a menu thick as a coffee-table book, vegetarian dishes that surprise meat-eaters, and dish names like poetry — “Ode of Tribute”, “What my mother told me on her rocking chair”.

4.9/5 · 1,643 reviews (Google)Daily 10:00–22:00
The Padme Chay entrance
The entrance — “How welcoming is this!” (visitor photo, Tripadvisor)
The vegetarian menu at Padme Chay
The vegetarian menu — visitor photo via Spinach

A menu like a book

Read the menu like a coffee-table book

The house's oversized cardboard menus come up in review after review — “like reading a coffee table book”. Inside is a very wide vegetarian menu: Vietnamese, Thai, Japanese and Western plates, from Pad Thai and King Oyster mushrooms to rainbow sushi and Padme hotpot.

The “five no” principle

Five no's — flavour without additives

As Vinpearl paraphrases the house's positioning: no refined sugar, no refined salt, no MSG, no flavor enhancers, no artificial coloring. This is Vinpearl's paraphrase of the house's positioning, not a verbatim venue quote.

Signatures

The most-mentioned dishes

  • Pad Thai (chay)
  • King Oyster mushrooms
  • “Happy Beef” with chimichurri sauce
  • Rainbow sushi
  • Thai hotpot / Padme hotpot
  • Mushroom curry

Visit

Find alley 290/28 — then be surprised

290/28 Nam Kỳ Khởi Nghĩa, District 3 · Daily 10:00–22:00

Vegetarian as a lifestyle — from the owner's own story, to share meaningful things.

290/28 Nam Kỳ Khởi Nghĩa, District 3 · Daily 10:00–22:00