Where to find cannabis-infused food in Thailand

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Restaurants and cafes around the country are quickly capitalising on the cannabis trend in Thailand. So, if you’re looking for one such experience, we’ve narrowed down the best cafes and restaurants serving cannabis-infused food across Thailand. Here are our top picks.

Chi Samui (Koh Samui)

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Opening hours: Daily, 11:30 – 23:30.

Address: 16/4 Moo 4, Bophut, Koh Samui, Surat Thani 84320.

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Welcome to Koh Samui’s first cannabis restaurant/beach club, Chi Samui. Sitting right in front of the beach, this restaurant is your go-to choice if you are looking for the perfect place to chill with good music, a sparkling ocean as far as the eyes can see, a refreshing breeze, and of course, tasty food.

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Chi Samui serves a wide selection of dishes, such as pizza, burgers, pasta, and even local Thai cuisines like Pad Kaprao — all infused with cannabis. Teas, lemonades, shakes, cocktails, and lemonades are also on the menu. Absolutely try the hemp cocktails if you want to treat yourself. And if you’re bringing someone who prefers not to consume cannabis-infused food or you just don’t want to get too carried away, Chi Samui’s non-cannabis menu is extensive and exceptional. The restaurant has also been praised for its excellent service many, many times, so get ready to have a fantastic time.

WholeWeed House (Bangkok)

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Opening hours: Daily, 09:00 – 18:00.

Address: 37/1 Prasarnmitr Sukhumvit 23 Klongtuey-Nua, Watthana, Bangkok 10110.

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As the name clearly suggests, WholeWeed House offers all things cannabis. Their mission is to serve people who “crave unique cannabis flavours, experiences, and menus,” so expect to get the best of the best here. They offer a variety of cannabis-infused and non-cannabis food on their menu, ranging from toasties and pastries to lattes and organic cannabis-infused tea.

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WholeWeed House’s cannabis-infused lavender chamomile cannabis tea is super relaxing, and perfect for those who want to let off some steam. Looking for something to refuel your stomach? The delicious toasties are excellent, especially when you pair them with something light like soda. If you want to stay “baked,” try one of their mouthwatering baked goods, such as the delicious fudge chocolate brownies, chocolate chip cookies, and Basque burnt cheesecake. For a unique experience, try one of the Cloudy Smoothies with Weed Jellies or even the Cannabis Sugar-free gummies.

Rustic And Blue – By The Sea (Phuket)

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Opening hours: Daily, 08:30 – 22:00.

Address:95 , Moo.6, Viset Road, Rawai, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket 83130, Thailand.

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For a relaxed meal with an ocean view, Rustic and Blue – By The Sea is the ideal spot. Located on the picturesque shores of Phuket, this beachfront restaurant offers a diverse range of international dishes. From innovative egg dishes and smoothie bowls to hearty meat and veggie plates, there’s something for everyone here. And if that’s not enough, they even have a vegan menu with pleasing options.

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But let’s not kid ourselves, you’re here to check out the groovy side of Thai food, right? Well, Rustic and Blue also delivers an interesting cannabis menu. From burgers and salads to chocolate brownies and chocolate bomb, their cannabis menu can satisfy anyone. Be sure to try the cannabis-infused fish & chips. It features cannabis mayo, potato wedges, parmesan, and crispy leaves—a unique twist on a classic favourite.

To complement the meal, the restaurant offers a selection of cannabis drinks, all containing a mild 0.2% THC for a safe and enjoyable experience. Their Marijane Martini, for instance, combines Chalong Bay Rum, Malibu, coconut, and a touch of cannabis. If alcohol isn’t your preference, their cannabis tea is a soothing alternative that’s just as delicious.

Koko Japanese Restaurant (Bangkok)

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Opening hours: Daily, 10:00 – 21:00.

Address: Harindhorn Building, ถนน สีลม, Khwaeng Silom, Khet Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500.

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Looking to elevate your sushi experience? Koko Japanese Restaurant is here to take omakase to dizzying new heights with their daring cannabis-infused creations. As if indulging in a luxurious multi-course sushi feast wasn’t divine enough, Koko adds a dash of cannabis into each and every roll, making it nothing short of otherworldly.

At this culinary hotspot, you can savour 12 courses of cannabis-infused masterpieces, including the enticing Kinmedai Hemp and Akaebi Hemp, all artfully presented with the finest ingredients. Each delectable bite is fresh, sumptuous, and memorable—leaving your palate craving more.

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Besides cannabis-infused food, the restaurant has a great atmosphere and the staff are very friendly. The chefs are super helpful and may even explain the meals they’re serving. Overall, trying cannabis-infused omakase in Koko Japanese Restaurant can be a memorable experience. Be sure to make a reservation in advance as the place tends to get crowded really fast.

Empty Plates

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Craving a unique dining experience without leaving the comfort of your own home? Empty Plates Bangkok is just the ticket! This private catering service doesn’t have a physical location per se, but they specialize in bringing fine dining straight to your doorstep, making them the ideal choice for a one-of-a-kind gathering with friends and family.

What’s on offer, you ask? Their ‘Bong Appétit’ experience, designed for private groups of 8–40 people, provides an ultra-unique dining journey that takes you through a cannabis-themed dinner, teasing your taste buds every step of the way.

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The CBD-infused tasting menu comes complete with a complementary ‘Bud’ pairing, expertly crafted to complement each course. Prepare yourself for a culinary adventure that spotlights the versatility of the hemp and cannabis plant from start to finish.

And the cherry on top? Empty Plates Bangkok is not only big on its food but also its inventive CBD-infused mocktails. You’ll find a mouthwatering selection of zesty, tropical concoctions designed to refresh and awaken your senses.

Now that you know where to go for some cannabis-infused experience in Thailand, it’s time to invite your friends and have some fun times together! Curious about more hemp-friendly restaurants in Thailand? Check out our list of hemp-friendly restaurants you have to visit HERE.


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Cita Catellya

Cita Catellya is a journalist and writer who covers a range of topics from medical and property to leisure and tourism. Her career began as a copywriter 5 years ago, where she worked with several brands in Indonesia to help them increase their online presence. Cita writes in both English and her native Bahasa Indonesia

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