Vegan
Japanese
Organic
Take-out
Oribio operates several cafes in Japan - this one est. 2019 is located at a 10 minute walk from Tottoridaigakumae station. Menu is vegan. Kitchen makes an array of dishes including ramen, vegetable sushi, sandwiches, burgers, yakitori style soy skewers, and vegetable buns. Meals come in small portions. A retail area sells some packaged foodstuff. Open Thu-Sat 11:00am-5:00pm. Closed Sun-Wed.
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Last update on 30 Nov 2024 by SATOTORO
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8 Reviews
First Review by emilykuno
SATOTORO
Points +52
ORIBIO is a vegan store! - Edit
Tottori ORIBIO Cafe Dining is,
Read moreORIBIO Cafe Dining is a vegetarian restaurant located in Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture, Japan.ORIBIO Cafe Dining is a franchise restaurant with its main branch in Osaka.
ORIBIO stands for origin bio (life).
ORIBIO style meals are root food and are available in various styles including vegan, vegetarian, macrobiotic, and halal.
Please enjoy ORIBIO-style vegetable dishes using carefully selected additive-free seasonings and organic ingredients in a relaxing space made of EM diatomaceous earth.
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CelaVega
Points +13
Nice staff & good food - Edit
All different kinds of food (typical Japanese, but also burgers and pasta) and the food is so tasty! My non vegetarian boyfriend loved it too!
Read moreVery nice staff also!
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Hanjo
Points +64
A must try in Tottori! - Edit
It took me a bit to get here, but taking the train it wasn't too bad. But trust me it is worth it!
Read moreI was presented with both an English and a Japanese menu detailing each dish and what makes it special. While the meals were limited to ramen, udon, burger, sandwiches and a dumpling the choices all seemed very delicious! When I went however the desert and drinks part in both menus was exclusively in Japanese.
I went with the Kimchi Ramen and the ice cream and additionally ordered a sandwich and the dumpling for take out.
While the dishes are all a bit pricey, they were worth the cost as they were all very delicious!
The owner also was very accommodating and forthcoming, giving me some insight into each dish and how it is vegan, without me mentioning that I am vegan or asking for the explanation. She also gifted me a map and guide for Tottori and a few travel tips.
It was noticeable that she is doing this with passion which reflects in the food. I mostly talked with her in Japanese, but she seemed to be able to understand and talk English at least a little bit, but I also did not try to talk in English.
Pros: Very delicious, Unique dishes, Very friendly staff
Cons: A little bit far from downtown
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mamabean69
Points +419
Worth the trip - Edit
We had a mission to get there from the dunes in the freezing rain, but it was well worth it. A very lovely lady and her son served us. We ordered 2 different burgers and the skewers. Soooo good. As they do some items takeaway, we ordered sandwiches to have for lunch the next day. There is a small section selling goods as well. A definite must if you are in the area.
Read morePros: Lots of delicious vegan options, Lovely staff, Nice, clean and cosy
Cons: A bit out of the way
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Enyk
Points +125
All vegan! Very tasty but also very expensive. - Edit
After nearly starving in Tottori we headed over to this restaurant. It was two stations away from Tottori Terminal. I had the tartar burger which was just amazing. Although it was the smallest burger that I‘ve ever seen and is prized with 1123¥ it was like heaven after nearly one week with 7-Eleven and Lawson food. The small supermarket offers dried soy meat, ramen- and noodle cups, several curry powders, coffee and chips. The staff (owner) is extremely friendly and you can get some of the dishes for take out (what we did).
Read moreTHE WHOLE MENU IS VEGAN!
So very tasty, very small portions and for that relatively expensive but as a vegan in Tottori a must visit!
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JackieJans
Points +1228
Lovely cafe and food - Edit
What a charming restaurant and owner! She is super nice and helpful as well as a wonderful chef! We tried the kimchi ramen which had amazing flavor and the noodles were super chewy and delish! Highly recommend if in Tottori to seek this place out 🥰🥰🥰
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Jenniferklomp
Points +185
A lot of fun - Edit
I was greeted very friendly and enthusiastically. Ordered the sesame ramen, which was delicious! I had a long and fun conversation with the owner about her products and my travels, after which she offered me a gift to take home. Super super friendly staff, despite the language barrier. Definetly a recommendation if you are staying in Tottori, even if it's a train stop away from the center!
Read morePros: Completely vegetarian and organic, Friendly and welcoming staff, Retail section carries delicious chocolate!
Cons: Expensive, but worth it considering the service.
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emilykuno
Points +36
Rare in Tottori but absolutely delicious! - Edit
It is a franchise restaurant with a little retail section selling really delicious Japanese food! A real great find and within walking distance from the train station. Worker who I assume is the owner makes everything in the small kitchen with a lot of love! Everything we had was small portion (like most places in japan) so would recommend ordering more than you think. We bought some dried soy meat in the retail section later which came with a recipe and that was super delicious too. Would recommend! They also have an English menu!!!!
Read morePros: Delicious , Great service
Cons: Small portions (Japanese portions), A tad expensive in Japanese standards but worthit
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