Its first restaurant est. 2010 is located in Ginza near Higashi Ginza station. Re-opened 2016 after refurbishment, the ground floor now houses a vegan patisserie and Truberry cafe serving cold-pressed juices and smoothies. The second to fourth floor is the restaurant where fine, plant-based Japanese fusion lunches are served 11:30-3pm (last order 2:30pm), then tea time 2:30-5pm (dessert only), then dinner from 6pm. With reservation sushi will be available. Open Mon 11:30am-4:00pm, 6:00pm-9:00pm, Wed-Sun 11:30am-4:00pm, 6:00pm-9:00pm.
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217 Reviews
First Review by jacqui2
Chien
Points +16
Highly recommended - Edit
I came to Ain soph ginza with a group of friends for dinner. We were all amazed at how delicious the food was. It offers good value for money. The New York cheesecake was exceptional.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2019-05-03
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Edgarw
Points +21
Beautiful food - Edit
We ordered the nine section box and everything was delicious. We also had a wonderful tomato soup and a great cutlet.
Read morePros: All vegan, Great service, Artfully presented
Cons: Expensive, but a unique vegan restaurant, Not as creative as I had anticipated , A bit difficult to find
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rhi91
Points +127
Disappointed - Edit
Advertised a free dessert if we wrote a review on happy cow.
Read moreThey read the review when we showed them, so I would suggest treating the 5 star reviews with skepticism.
They said we couldn’t have the dessert when we showed them the review when paying because we were sitting in the wrong area.
Very different from Ain Soph Ripple in shinjuku. Don’t expect burgers or burritos. Food was really nice but very small. Otherwise service was nice. We came for lunch and the menu was limited to about 4 options. Overpriced even when we got the cheapest option on the menu. Over 5200 yen for 2 lunches and a small juice.
Pros: Tasty food
Cons: Too expensive
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Koby
Points +277
A very unique branch - Edit
It’s the 3rd location of Ain-Soph that I visit in Tokyo
Read moreAnd this one looks different. More special.
I had the 9-Sample dish, which was amazing, so I wanted to try more things and had the “Tofu Spanish Omelette”, which happened to be included in the first sample dish that I had, (probably the best sample...)
Everything was delicious.
Great experience!
Pros: Unique and very tasty , Very kind stuff , Quite and relaxing atmosphere
Cons: A bit pricey, but worth it.
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elishafrst
Points +30
Excellent - Edit
After eating burgers, ramen and curry for the past 2.5 weeks I was so excited to finally have some vegan pancakes. The pancakes were delicious!
Read morePros: All vegan!
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AaronHickman
Points +18
Awesome! - Edit
Ain soph is a cozy little vegan restaurant which exceeds in the delivery of vegan pancakes! Customer service was top notch as well as the food.
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pedrotancini
Points +63
Great place! - Edit
They offer a free dessert when you write a review. I was there during holiday and they offered a special menu, with fewer options (I think), but well-served, delicious and made with care.
Read morePros: Cozy place, delicious food, well-served,, friendly staff, all vegan
Cons: Expensive
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veganicnomad
Points +39
Great food, but expensive - Edit
Really nice food and friendly staff. Probably one of the best vegan places in Japan, but it’s still pretty basic (ie. It’s soups, salads, wraps, pretty standard stuff), so I don’t think the prices are justified. Especially the products in the case (cookies, juices, etc) which cost WAY more than in any major city I’ve visited. If they cut the prices (eg. 15-20%) I’d probably give them 5 stars.
Read morePros: High quality, tasty food, Nice atmosphere, Good location
Cons: Expensive, Expensive, Expensive (especially the products downstairs)
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LuisaLovesVeggies
Points +114
Super yummie! - Edit
I had the pancake which was super delish! I highly recommend everyone to visit this lovely place.
Read morePros: All vegan options, Healthy and soul food
Cons: A bit pricey
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hollyhill2002
Points +18
Experience at ain soph - Edit
Lovely staff and atmosphere , minimal but delicious lunch options , high price but worth it and a good location , had the bento and would reccomend
Read morePros: Food , Dessertys , Atmosphere
Cons: Price , Difficult to find
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lamoni
Points +61
Yummy food - Edit
I had the heavenly pancakes and they were indeed heavenly! If you don’t want alcohol, just ask to replace the rum ice cream with vanilla ice cream.
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Delirium
Points +33
Lovely atmosphere, mediocre food - Edit
I feel this place tries hard, but I was distinctly unimpressed. The food is fairly bland and did not seem to require a great deal of skill to make. I could have made better myself (and I am only a competent cook, not a chef).
Read morePros: Nice atmosphere , Attentive service
Cons: Mediocre food, Far too expensive for the style of food
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MatiasMuschietti
Points +17
Great food! - Edit
The food was great, also the service. The place was easy to find. We will definitely coming back.
Read morePros: Tasty food
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sri.kary
Points +13
Good ambiance and food - Edit
The restaurant was close to the train station. The ambiance was really nice and felt like a nice cozy place. Food options were really good for vegans. You get to try Japanese style food but vegan!
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jeffwelty
Points +80
Great — Fancy — Pricey - Edit
Ain.Soph Ginza is in a beautiful spot right above a Trueberry — a vegan smoothie place. Located on the second, third, and fourth floors of its building, Ain.Soph Ginza has delicious food, a sophisticated atmosphere, and attractive presentation. The food comes in small portions, especially for the price, so make sure to keep that in mind when ordering. The Carrot Potage was terrific and the Deep Fried Vegetable Meat (Kara Age) was juicy. The Spanish Omelette was nothing special but the desserts were superb. Overall, another great Ain.Soph restaurant!
Read morePros: Beautiful spot, Delicious food
Cons: a little spendy
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Gibberfish
Points +20
Pricey but tasty - Edit
Had the pancakes for around 1800 yen. They were very good and a great option for when you have a craving for sweetness.
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jrghof
Points +116
Must-visit in Ginza! - Edit
My wife and I ordered the Dinner Course composed of the Kissho Box (9 select dishes), Nasu-Kogen Salad, Soup, Dessert (we chose the New York Soy Cheesecake) and drink (coffee). The tangy salad had a great mix of vegetables. The pumpkin soup was rich in flavor, to which was perfectly complemented by the house bread with coconut butter. Apart from your usual vegetables, the Kissho box also offered an interesting mix of vege meat and tofu dishes. The New York cheesecake with blueberries were amazing. As per my wife, this was good enough reason to go back. I was in matcha heaven with my own order of matcha cheesecake paired with match tea.
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Kangjing1
Points +13
Awesome soy cutlet - Edit
Cute little place near the city centre. Had the soy cutlet and the tortilla wraps. Soy Cutlet was awesome! Even had similar structure to meat. Really tasty
Read moreCons: Little expensive
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stolenbuick
Points +75
Creative and delicious! - Edit
Wonderful, 100% vegan cafe! Had the vegan pancake with salad that comes with tea or coffee. Creative and beautiful dish with many complimentary flavors! Highly recommend and plan on returning soon.
Read morePros: Great service, awesome food, easy to find
Cons: Wish I could stay and have more... yum!
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lindacz1
Points +173
Fully vegan restaurant - Edit
Vegan, part of a group. I had the dinner set - but expensive but a good chance to try a little bit of everything. Included salad, soup, box of 9 mini dishes, dessert and hot drink. Soup was the low light, rest very good. Staff very friendly.
Read morePros: Fully vegan
Cons: Bit on the expensive side
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plantbasedRalph
Points +65
Can’t beat beet beer! :) - Edit
Lovely experience for non meat eaters
Read morePros: All vegan all the time, Intimate (tiny space) call way ahead, Beautiful presentations, tasty, reasonable
Cons: Hard to find, easy to miss, Needs to scale and accommodate more people
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CindyAntolino
Points +113
Delicious - Edit
Best restaurant in Tokyo! We tried everything and all wonderful.
Read morePros: Food, Location
Cons: Didn’t like fried dish
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MariaIva
Points +26
Cozy place with excellent pancakes - Edit
This place is ome of the finer vegan dining spots in Tokyo, but the price is totally worth it if you want a special treat. I only came here for dessert, since I’d read that the pancakes were good, and they sure didn’t disappoint! The staff didn’t speak a lot of English, but were very helpful and eager to answer any questions I had (at first I didn’t understand that the restaurant was on the 2nd floor and it took me some time to figure it out lol).
Read morePros: Good food, Helpful staff , Nice atmosphere
Cons: Expensive(not excessively)
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raulek
Points +167
First meal in Tokyo - Edit
We arrived at the end of the lunch service without reservations and they were kind enough to squeeze us in. The staff was very friendly and we got to choose from a couple of options in the lunch menu. The bento box came with tomato soup abd rice and all the components were full of flavour.
Read morePros: Good serving size, Great tasting food, Good atmosphere
Cons: Pricey
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tastyvegaina
Points +86
Fine vegan cuisine - Edit
We had a great experience having dinner here, we tried three dishes and they were delicious. We really recommend the fondue, it was spectacular. Everything is vegan and they are very kind. The place is not very big (5 tables) so making a reservation is almost a must.
Read morePros: Many authentic vegan dishes to try , Very nice place, The staff was very kind
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AsiWind
Points +34
Love this place - Edit
It’s really a go to place for lunch and desserts. The ice cream could fool even non vegans. My favorite is the tiramisu, also they have a few locations so it’s really convenient for vegans
Read morePros: Great food , Clean , Great deserts
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Wei-tingChen
Points +13
The best pancakes I have ever had - Edit
The pancakes are not your usual famous fluffy Japanese pancakes but they are even better, paired with fresh fruits and ever fresher nuts. I could say it’s the best pancakes I have ever had, and I have had a fair amount of pancakes before.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2019-04-08
Pros: Delicious, Fresh, Not too sweet
Cons: Non
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