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Serves meat, vegan options available. Gluten-free cafe on the second floor of a building - look for directional signage. The menu labels several dishes as vegan; other allergens are also marked, such as peanuts. Among the choices for vegans are gyoza, ramen, macaroni n cheese, taco rice, and pancakes. Has English menu. Reservation preferred but not required. Open Mon 12:00pm-4:00pm, 5:00pm-9:00pm, Wed-Sun 12:00pm-4:00pm, 5:00pm-9:00pm.
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Added by Alyannkar on 06 Jun 2019
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21 Reviews
First Review by Alyannkar
gilaryguzman
Points +55
Sesame Ramen - Edit
I only had the sesame ramen but there were several options including dumplings and spring rolls. They also had a vegan chocolate brownie.
Read moreThe sesame ramen was very tasty. The broth was nice and creamy. 😋
Updated from previous review on 2024-10-18
Guest
Yasmin14
Points +41
Nice! - Edit
Did love the hot sesame vegan ramen! They were not spicy though, but I added the amazing spice on the table and they were lovely! The dumplings were okay and the spring roll was really good as well!
Read morePros: Kind woman that served us
Cons: Ginger flavoured ramen was apparently quite boring
Guest
MoreJan
Points +20
Disappointing - Edit
The dumplings were alright, the spring rolls are very greasy. I was excited for the advertised macaroni and vegan cheese. Ended up receiving undercooked macaroni drenched in pumpkin puree with some cashews thrown in the mix. The salad on the side was completely drenched in dressing.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-07-21
Cons: Macaroni and pumpkin puree
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Dunja244
Points +51
Good dumplings - Edit
Vegan options are clearly labeled. I’d recommend the dumplings- those were really good. I also liked the hot tea they served. I wouldn’t recommend the vegan curry, but that’s a really subjective opinion since I expected more a mixed vegetable curry than a lentil dhaal. Prices are fair. Very tiny place, had to wait 15min to get seated. Mostly foreigners, Taylor swift was played all evening lol
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TessaPike
Points +60
Great good, all gluten free! - Edit
I got food from this restaurant via uber eats. I got the pancakes, mac and cheese, spring rolls, gyoza and cookies. All food wad gluten free and vegan. It was so delicious!
Read morePros: Delicious , Fresh , Gluten free
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Tsukimi
Points +5305
Don’t even bother 🙁 - Edit
The food tasted like out of a package!
Read moreAnd definitely overpriced!
There are many other better choices now for vegans in Roppongi.
Updated from previous review on 2024-01-28
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zedix
Points +449
It was alright! - Edit
Food is nothing special - but it’s nice to find vegan options in the area! Had the dumplings and vegetable tempura. Both were ok, but had better during the trip.
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itsrinokt_
Points +4491
Disappointed, Don't go! - Edit
I was excited to try out their vegan ramen but honestly, without their hot sauce I wasn’t sure what I was having… the broth was very bland.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2022-12-16
Cons: Pricy
Guest
AniH4
Points +120
Good gluten free options but avoid the mac and cheese - Edit
We chose to eat here because of the number of gluten free options on offer. Wasn't sure what to expect after reading some reviews but we enjoyed our meal. Lots of sharing plates like edamame, gyoza and fries fill out your meal and the chilli dipping sauce that is on your table I can't recommend enough, just add it to everything!
Read moreThe only meal we didn't enjoy was the vegan mac and cheese which was quite bland.
Pros: Lots of gluten free choice , Lots of sharers , Chilli sauce is amazing
Cons: Small and cramped location , Service wasn't great
Guest
pipb
Points +118
Expensive - Edit
We had lunch here. It was ok, I was grateful to find gluten free & vegan, but the meals were just ok. Ramen was not that great. The other noodle dishes and appetisers were also average. It was a very expensive lunch!
Read morePros: Nice spot , Close to museums
Cons: Expensive , Average taste, Some staff friendly & others not so friendly!
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JesseD
Points +832
Ripping off T's Tantan - Edit
I just want to follow up on the note above, that this restaurant is not affiliated with the incredible (all vegan) T's Tantan chain, which includes T's restaurant in Jiyugaoka, T's Tantan (which currently has branches in Tokyo Station and Ueno Station, but others have come and gone) and their vegan product lines, including instant ramen.
Read moreNot only that, but the logo and style of the restaurant appears to be trying to rip off the real T's fame. Of course, "T's" is too generic to copyright, but deliberately making the logo, marketing etc look like a vegan chain is dirty, and because of that I strongly recommend not supporting them.
If you need gluten free food, I highly recommend Suya in central Yokohama, which is also completely gluten-free, but also vegan.
Cons: Ripping off T's Tantan, a great vegan chain.
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Hopeless
Points +1177
So-so - Edit
I had lunch at T's Tantan at Tokyo main station, which was great, so I thought due to the similar name that they are affiliated. But agree to the comments below, the ramen unfortunately was not really special at all. Since I will only be here for a few days I wanted to stick to Japanese cuisine, otherwise I guess I would have went to places with Western cuisine but a higher rating in the area.
Read morePros: Friendly staff, tasty hot sauce (not hot though), Jap. vegan food in an area with few other options, Nice view sitting at the table next to the window
Cons: Quite bland ramen soup
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silliestlittlecow
Points +164
cured my pasta craving! - Edit
yummy thank u! good to know there are gluten free options😄
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SuiKohaku
Points +26
高くて美味しくない - Edit
店員さんの愛想もいいわけではなく、
Read moreカレーもレンジでチンしたもの、餃子は歯応えのない具が入っていて小さいです。
なぜお店が続いてるのか謎です。
立地がいいので違うヴィーガンのお店が経営してほしいです。
Cons: 美味しくない, 高い
Guest
zoe_
Points +117
food isn't that tasty - Edit
to be honest, the only reason I ate there was that another nearby place was temporarily closed :/
Read moreI appreciate that they clearly label things and have options for many diets.
I had some vegan ramen which to be honest tasted kind of bland. There was some cilantro which added some taste but if you don't like it I guess that doesn't make it better. The woman that served me didn't seem Japanese and spoke English so it may be a good thing for non Japanese speakers.
Pros: clearly labeled options , English speaking staff, Good for "difficult" diets
Cons: not that tasty, not that cheap
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plantpuke
Points +26
Ehhhh - Edit
Honestly kinda bland and nothing too special but was happy just being able to find SOMETHING vegan near me while my friends were ice skating definitely not worth traveling to but hit the spot for a hungry vegan not trying to inconvenience her friends haha
Read more(ordered the vegan ramen and gyoza btw which are pretty common items to find vegan in japan and I’ve definitely had better other places since being here!
Pros: Very friendly staff, Cute lil space
Cons: Bland , Nothing special
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IanNeilson
Points +124
Incredible Miso - Edit
I had the vegan ramen which was superb. My partner got the vegan mac n cheese, but it had way too much pepper - not all that good. They gave us a couple of small samples of their miso to [censored]. I normally can't stand miso, but theirs was incredible!
Read moreWhen you go it can be hard to find - it looks like you're going to be walking in to someone's apartment complex. Look for the little sign out front
Pros: Miso, Decent vegan options
Cons: Some options not as good as others, A bit challenging to find
Guest
Silpheed
Points +21
Disappointing especially given the price - Edit
- photo of gyoza on the menu was of normal, crescent shaped gyoza. Ones that came to the table were round and less than half the size. (690 yen)
Read more- Vegan taco rice was bland and the rice around the edges was stone cold. (1600 yen for soy meat on rice with lettuce, avocado and tomato)
- French fries were McDonald's like and the seasoning was just shaken on and yet they took 15 minutes to come out of the kitchen. (700 yen)
Given how good the other T's branches I've tried are, I was totally disappointed and embarrassed for dragging a friend to it with promises of exquisite began food.
Pros: Friendly staff
Cons: Bland food, Small portions and high price, Misleading menu pictures
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StacyL
Points +92
We will be back! - Edit
Delicious food, great service. Vegan options clearly marked. Staff spoke English and we're very helpful.
Read morePros: Vegan options clearly marked
Guest
Mangohain
Points +36
Mediocre food and expensive - Edit
Despite the meals being quite expensive the food wasn’t that tasty at all. It was okay and its a nice location but there are better options in Tokyo. We had vegetarian springrolls, vegan gyoza and vegan curry.
Read morePros: Friendly staff, Glutenfree menu, Sensible about allergies
Cons: Slow service, Bland food
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Alyannkar
Points +1175
Accommodating and delicious! - Edit
While beginning an hour long walk to get to this restaurant, I quickly send a Facebook message to request a reservation (a review on Trip Advisor recommended doing this). The restaurant responded right away and reserved the time for us. The restaurant is the second floor of a building with just a few tables and a bar. We were the only ones there at the time, though the rest of the tables were filled with reservations coming.
Read moreThe menu is clearly marked with symbols for all allergens and symbols for vegan options. We tried the vegan gyoza, vegan curry, and vegan ramen. The gyoza were incredible and gone way too fast. The curry and ramen were also both amazing, though I would have preferred a different noodle for the ramen. The noodles were thicker, like something you would use for a soba versus a ramen noodle. The topping made up for that, though!
The service was wonderful, they were attentive and explained things. The cook spoke fantastic English and the waitress spoke decent English, so we were able to communicate well. At the end of the meal, they asked us to fill out a survey about gluten free and allergen friendly food because it is rare in Japan. This was a nice touch because the survey talked about the restaurant's desire to create a better community around food allergies.
Totally recommend this place, especially for anyone who is celiac!
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