Serves meat, vegan options available. Hotel restaurant with a separate page in the menu for vegan/vegetarian items. Serves course menus plus a la carte dishes. Examples include vegan curry plates, minestrone soup, vegetable power salad, fried soy meat with salad, pasta with soy meat sauce or grilled vegetables, and moong dal curry with turmeric rice and grilled vegetables. Note that the vegetarian burger is not vegan and the marinated vegetables are cooked with milk. Course meals use no garlic or ginger. Inform staff of any food allergies in advance. No reservations required but note that meals are served in two sittings on weekends, holidays, and busy weekdays: lunch 11:30am and 1:30pm, dinner 5:30pm and 7:30pm. Open Mon-Fri 11:30am-3:00pm, 5:30pm-10:00pm.
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2-3-7 Minatomirai,Nishi-ku (at Yokohama Bay Hotel), Yokohama, Japan, 220-8543
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Last update on 25 Sep 2019 by ReiAmber
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Added by ReiAmber on 16 May 2019
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2 Reviews
First Review by ForAnimalsJapan
ReiAmber
Points +3168
Terrific views and food - Edit
I recommend the Cafe Tosca restaurant inside the Yokohama Bay Hotel. I've been twice and had the "Smart Vegan Curry Plate" course both times. It had a massive amount of food in it. I was starving when I went in and could barely finish.
Read moreAll the vegan choices are good. I particularly enjoyed the fried soymeat. The vegan carrot jelly that comes with the "Smart Veggie Burger Plate" course is good too. In the "Smart Veggie Burger Plate" course, the soy meat cutlet burger has milk and egg and the marinated vegetables have milk.
You can request a copy of the paper allergen chart. It shows 31 allergens. It's in Japanese. Other than the soy meat cutlet burger and the marinated vegetables, none of the other options on the vegan/vegetarian page of the menu show any animal ingredients on the allergen chart.
The views of the ferris wheel are beautiful at night and it's well decorated with lovely palm trees. There was a live band once.
The most recent time I visited the restaurant was playing a video on loop of the ingredients they use, including meat, so be forewarned if you don't want to look at that sort of thing.
I'm not sure if they're still seating people in two waves on weekends or if you can be seated at any time.
Overall I recommend it for a lovely course meal (with no dress code even though it's in a hotel) or you can order the minestrone, power salad, fried soymeat, fried soymeat pasta, vegetarian burger, or moong dal curry individually without getting a course.
Updated from previous review on 2020-02-21
Pros: terrific presentation, tasty food, great night views
Cons: the TVs were showing videos of meat the last time , no soymilk provided for coffee
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ForAnimalsJapan
Points +5230
Worth a splurge - Edit
English below👇 東急ベイホテル内にある『カフェトスカ』へ行ってきました。
Read moreブッフェがメインのレストランですが、今年の春から2種類のベジタリアンとヴィーガンのコースメニューが加わりました。
今回ヴィーガンコースである『スマートヴィーガンカレープレート』を注文しました。
スープ、サラダ、サイド、メイン、デザート、食後のコーヒーまでとても美味しかったです。
¥5300と少し高いですが、充分に価値はあります。ブッフェでヴィーガン料理を探しながら食べるよりもストレスなく価値のある食事を楽しめると思います。
レストランのマネジャーさんに、全ての料理がとても美味しかった事や、両方ともヴィーガンコースにして欲しい旨を伝え、店を後にしました。
広々とした店内でゆったりとした雰囲気で、ディナータイムにはピアノの生演奏なども楽しめそうです。
特別な日などに是非一度行ってみて下さい！
Cafe Tosca is a large buffet restaurant located inside the fancy Yokohama Tokyu Bay Hotel (closest station: Minato Mirai). The buffet definitely isn’t vegan friendly, but they offer a vegan course menu separately that we decided to try.
The vegan course consists of four courses: minestrone soup, salad with bagna cauda (veggies with dip, basically), curry with fried soy meat, and soy milk yogurt for dessert, with coffee.
At a little over 5000 yen per person, it’s not cheap, but I think it’s a pretty good value for the money. You could tell a lot of thought and care went into designing and preparing this meal, from the way the veggies are roasted and cut, to the harmony of the different flavors in each dish. I especially liked the turmeric rice that came with the curry— buttery and delicious.
The dining room was beautiful, with a nice view of Minato Mirai, and the service was impeccable. My only quibble was with the timing of the courses— soup and salad came out at the same time, followed soon after by the main course. I wasn’t even halfway done with those courses when the curry came. They only started offering this course in April, though, and it’s limited to 10 customers per day, so I guess they haven’t worked out all the kinks yet.
Overall, it was a lovely experience that I’d recommend.
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