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Serves meat, vegan options available. Okinawan and other Asian food. Machiya. See Facebook for irregular closures. Open Mon-Tue 11:30am-4:00pm, 5:30pm-11:00pm, Thu-Sun 11:30am-4:00pm, 5:30pm-11:00pm.
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Added by Smithereens on 27 Feb 2013
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13 Reviews
First Review by Smithereens
AleRosa
Points +157
Mozuku tempura top! - Edit
After hiking on the Kyoto trail for hours, a break here was just what we needed. The set I ordered was delicious, especially the tempura and the broccoli! The miso soup was also tasty and so the cabbage with the miso dressing. Cherry on top: the choco banana cake😄The restaurant is nice and spacious: they could accommodate us immediately.
Read morePros: Spacious and comfortable , Nice atmosphere
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itsrinokt_
Points +4570
Tasty Taco rice - Edit
A lovely attention to dressing and colors on the plate. The soy meats were really flavorful. The banana tart was simple but delicious.
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YokeMunLim
Points +1011
Amazing vegan options - Edit
My favorites are the curly fries and vegan taco rice! Lovely ambience and staff too. Definitely one of my favorite places to eat out in Kyoto.
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matquimico
Points +97
Tasty food and cosy ambiance - Edit
This is a very nice restaurant located near the university of Kyoto. A couple of pages in the menu are dedicated to vegan and vegetarian meals, so it is easy to find orientation. The waitress was also aware of vegan public. The food was very tasty. We ate a rice bowl with grape seaweed and a mixed plate.
Read morePros: Dedicated menu pages, Tasty food, Okinawan seaweed ;-)
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blueswirls
Points +61
Good Portions, Nice Ambiance - Edit
The restaurant is two floors, it has a cozy ambiance. The food is served in nice, generous portions. There are several options for vegetarians. Dessert options are available and good
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Nancy Cadet
Points +1038
Vegan set, and other vegan or vegetarian options - Edit
On Omadegawadori just a two or three blocks from the intersection with Shiragawadori in the Kyoto University district , the Okinawan restaurant Goya Asian Chample has a friendly , casual atmosphere and serves some vegan or vegetarian options for lunch and dinner. Open for lunch 11:30-16:00; dinner 17:30-23:00. Prices are reasonable & portions are generous ; there's a one drink requirement with dinner.
Read moreWe had a dinner and a lunch at Goya; the vegan Nasi set -- a generous sampling of miso soup, adzuki bean rice, curry shredded cabbage, sweet & sour eggplant , tofu and Asian greens, burdock & lotus root. For dinner we put together a number of vegan options--large green salad, grilled tofu , black rice, vegan appetizer platter.
The staff understands vegan& vegetarian restrictions , and each time we were asked if cheese, egg or dashi were OK.
There's a vegan banana tart on the menu, vegetarian taco rice, several vegetarian desserts, wine, beer, coffee, tea, Okinawa spirits and juices.
Most of the menu is devoted to traditional Okinawa meat-based fare , but the restaurant is veg-friendly , comfortable and reasonably priced..
It's easy to find on Omadegawadori , across from a Lawson's mart, with colorful signs and a menu board on the sidewalk.
Updated from previous review on 2017-10-14
Pros: Tasty vegan options , Reasonable price , Generous portions
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gbsn17
Points +78
super relaxed spot with great food - Edit
The food was good here but I'd go back mainly for the lovely friendly atmosphere and great music that was playing. I had a dish which they turned vegan ( vegan dishes clearly marked on menu and waiter doubled checked too). It was very tasty and there were lots of other things I would have loved to try on the menu too. And as I was leaving the guy gave me a set of chopsticks from Okinawa as well, so a great experience all around!
Read morePros: vibe
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FoodIsNeverWaste
Points +329
Cozy with various dishes - Edit
The Vegan options are written really clearly. Not sure about the vegetarian ones though.
Read moreCozy atmosphere, was a bit busy today - so no real interaction with the staff.
Had the "Spicy Vege Goreng" delicious, spicy - but not too spicy. The dishes seem to be small to medium size.
You're forced to take something to drink, plus there is also a hidden table/service fee of 100 Yen.
Pros: Wide selection of dishes, Cozy
Cons: In Summary: There are much cheaper places close by
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tae
Points +75
oishi! - Edit
the vegan set is very delicious and the staff very nice. Place cool and autentic okinawan. Good price too!
Read morePros: good price delicious food
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Isi
Points +137
Recommendation - Edit
A really cool, nice and cosy place! The staff is very friendly and the dishes really good! Would surely recommend it!
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Jaimii-lee
Points +20
warm and cosy - Edit
The curly fries were great. Got a vegan set not sure what it was called but it came with boiled tofu which was plain but interesting. Along side rice and a small serve of some curried vegetables. Nice place to stop by if you are in the area.
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smithintaiwan
Points +231
Vegetarian Okinawan Food! - Edit
Goya isn't a veg restaurant, but they do have a vegetarian menu. They also ask customers if they eat milk/cheese or are strict vegan. There are even vegan cakes on the desert menu.
Read moreI tried the taco rice - a famous Okinawan meal - just because I've always wanted to try it and never seen a vegetarian version. It was made with soy meat. So-so.
My wife had the set menu and it was much more interesting. A few kinds of veg, a bit of gluten, and some Okinawan tofu. Lunch meals are all Y880.
The restaurant itself is an a quaint, old wooden building, just a few minutes walk East of Kyoto University.
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Smithereens
Points +57
One of my favorites - Edit
Really like this place, been here several times, once I even got a pair of free chopsticks. :D They have a very interesting and varied menu with vegetarian choices, I recommend going several people so you can order several dishes and share. The one downside might be the music: they can be playing traditional Okinawan music befitting of the setting, and then suddenly they switch to a jazz-version of "Let's Get Physical" or something similar, a bit strange if you ask me, but that might just be Japan for you. :D
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