Japanese
Bakery
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Rice bread bakery; making many vegan rice bread, some gluten-free rice bread. Offers lunch til 2:30pm. Check website for irregular closures. Open Tue-Fri 11:00am-7:00pm. Opens 2nd & 4th Saturday 11am-5pm.
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Higashi-ku, Higashisakura 1-14-12, Eastern bld 2f, Nagoya, Japan
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Added by FruitMonstar on 11 Jul 2016
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6 Reviews
First Review by FruitMonstar
digitalmimi
Points +1904
Delicious, very narrow - Edit
Good if you’re coming by yourself but wouldn’t recommend for groups. There are 6 stool seats and it is very narrow.
Read moreThe food was tasty and there was options to buy some vegan breads.
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creamychoux
Points +202
Small but good - Edit
Delicious food and very reasonably priced. Owner is friendly and they sell cheap vegan breads, too (mostly rice flour).
Read morePros: Good food, Cheap, Vegan Japanese breads like melon pan
Cons: Only about five seats
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Dooly
Points +62
Small, Friendly Sandwich Shop - Edit
Nice sandwich shop with a few options, mostly vegan. A little small if you want to eat-in.
Read morePros: Delicous food, friendly owner, no white sugar or chemical additives
Cons: Closed random days: check the website before going, very small
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sherrymakiroll
Points +342
Amazing food, has vegan bread! - Edit
This cute little restaurant on the second floor is about a 5min walk from Sakae Station. I ordered the Nasu (eggplant) muffin sandwich and a soup, and both were very tasty. I would love to come back and try their other vegan options. While the restaurant is not completely vegan, they had several vegan options, and even sell vegan baked goods like vegan melon pan (a rarity) and vegan bread.
Read morePlease note that restaurant is pretty tiny and can accommodate perhaps a maximum of 6 ppl. If you go with a group of people, I highly recommend calling and ordering your food in advance as it takes some time for them to prepare the food.
Pros: Several tasty options, Sells vegan baked goods
Cons: Tiny, Not all vegan
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vitalvegan
Points +321
Wonderful 'hole in the wall' cafe - Edit
Kome-hana bakery/café, Nagoya, Thursday 29/6/2017 4pm
Read moreA short walk from Sakae station (see photo of map), located on the 2nd floor, partly under a stairway. Just a six seater café selling a selection of gluten-free rice breads and some cakes as well a lunch. Although we once again arrived after the lunch hours, the owner prepared us a lovely meal – tomato minestrone soup, okra cutlet, mini burger (he called it an English muffin) and a small fresh salad vege bowl. All tasted good. Owner spoke English haltingly but we were able to communicate beyond just the menu. Is a former art student and has a small amount of art on display. View from two seats by the window over the road and under the Expressway but quiet inside. Price very reasonable at 2500Yen for two of us, including an extra ‘burger’ and a slice of cake. Another good find!
Cons: friendly (owner spoke English, haltingly), nice atmosphere even though by major roads, food good and very reasonably priced
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FruitMonstar
Points +1135
Rice bread, gluten free and vegan - Edit
Not all are vegan but majority is vegan.
Read moreTiny space but cozy. Love their bread and makes you quite full with small bread :)
Pros: Mostly vegan, In the city, Mostly gluten free
Cons: Not 100% vegan, Not open on Sunday
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