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Japanese
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. 舟蔵の里 offers traditional Japanese food in a garden setting by the sea. Has Chinese and English menu. The Chinese one contains labels to identify which dishes are vegetarian. Among the choices are noodles with scallion and sesame oil, bitter melon juice, and papaya salad. Raises funds for JSDA (Japan Service Dog Association). Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-10:00pm.
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Added by SamanthaIngridHo on 10 Apr 2017
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3 Reviews
First Review by SamanthaIngridHo
SusanneRiesen
Points +210
Few vegan options - but very delicious - Edit
They only have few vegan options - but those were very delicious. We had the noodles and a very nice salad with Ishigaki tofu anf sesame dressing.
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veggiexplorer
Points +5114
Few options available - Edit
It's quite hard to find vegetarian foodie at Ishigaki, Okinawa.. but shop staff are always friendly and willing to assists in identifying which can be eaten by vegetarian/vegan! This shop charges 300 yen (sgd $4) per pax as service charges.
Read moreI have ordered fried somen noodles which is yummy, soft tofu without bonito which is yummy too, seaweed and seagrapes. Seagrapes is interesting to try! It's a bit crunchy crunchy but not something that we managed to finish hahaha
Note: remember to make known that u are vegetarian/ vegan and what can be taken, what not, for them to assists better!
Pros: A few items, Staff are friendly to assists, Yummy fried somen
Cons: Pricy, Charged 300 yen per pax as service charge
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SamanthaIngridHo
Points +3620
Surprisingly good - Edit
I found this restaurant on the internet. I came here without any expectation to have any vegan food because I just like the environment here as the buildings are very traditional and it's nearby the sea. Out of my expectation, I found that there are vegan labels on the Chinese menu. I tried the bitter melon juice, green papaya salad and the noodles. The bitter melon juice comes with syrup which contains honey but you could just put them aside and not to consume it. Of course, without the syrup, it's a bit bitter. I think it's ok. The salad and noodles are great! The salad is with the sesame sauce. The noodles are with strong aroma and flavor of sesame oil. Soooo delicious that I must come back when I visit Ishigaki again. This place is very full. Must make a booking in advance.
Read morePros: Delicious food, Chinese and English menu available, Super nice environment
Cons: Must book in advance. Can't walk in.
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