Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Japanese
Vegetarian restaurant a 5-minute walk from Koenji station. Has vegan options, also, all sweets are vegan. Open Mon-Tue 12:00pm-11:00pm, Fri 12:00pm-11:00pm, Sun 12:00pm-11:00pm. Hours reported to be irregular - call ahead.
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8 Reviews
First Review by MsVyv
dii
Points +44
Very cozy - Edit
The food was absolutely delicious. Located in a cool area, the cafe has a really nice vibe. Owners are helpful and friendly.
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hatmaker
Points +109
Cozy rustic interior + fresh tasty food - Edit
Such yummy healthy fresh food! I asked what was vegan on the menu and they said everything was, so i think they must be fully vegan now. Family run too I think. 😊
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jacksd
Points +40
Wonderful experience - Edit
The owner went out of his way to make sure that my friends and I had a wonderful experience at his shop. The vegan set was so great! I am extremely thankful, and hope he continues to gain more loyal customers :)
Read morePros: Unique cafe/traditional atmosphere, Great vegan set, Extremely friendly staff
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kjell.xvx
Points +56
Cozy like in someone’s living room - Edit
Super friendly couple that serves you fresh homemade food. The atmosphere is almost like in someone’s living room.
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BenoitGran
Points +599
Tasty, cheap, nice place and owners - Edit
You can choose one between 4 different set menus: all cost only 1000 yens (7,5 euros) with a large quantity of rice, soup, vegetables and vegetal proteins (wheat proteins, tofu, beans...). We tried the mabo tofu and the fried wheat proteins (kuruma fu), and both were very good. Also had an interesting discussion with the owners, who are not only into healthy and earth/animal-friendly food, but also support renewable energy systems and other community initiatives for sustainability.
Read morePros: Delicious, Cheap, Nice people
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KristaBrown
Points +47
Beautiful all veg restaurant - Edit
This restaurant is a must try!! The cafe itself is beautiful with wooden furnishing. The owner speaks little English but is so kind & prepares all the food himself. There is no menu just a set lunch. We had miso soup, brown rice, a salad, capsicum, eggplant, daigon, carrot & a onion spring roll. Everything was seasoned with amazing flavour. We also got a drip iced coffee.
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rebsy
Points +116
Wonderful meal and furniture - Edit
It was New Year’s Day and most of the places on Happy Cow were closed (and we had already eaten at T’s tantan earlier) so I was so happy when someone answered the phone at Poleyale and understood my English enough to tell me they were open until 9pm. The restaurant is a five minute walk from the Koenji-Minami station, in our favorite Tokyo neighborhood, Koenji. There was one man working there who I think is the owner - his name is Takashi and he was very nice. He said there is no menu, just one set-dinner. I read in Timeout they have vegetables delivered from local organic farmers so I think it depends on what's available. I believe this is a vegetarian restaurant. He understood we were vegan and prepared the set accordingly. I loved the meal we had here. It was a bit different from the other vegetarian/vegan set-meals I’ve had in Japan in that it was totally vegetable focused. The meal comes with brown rice and miso soup, but then on the plate we were presented with portions of 5 different vegetables, and what to me tasted like a potato knish. The portions of each vegetable were fairly small, but the flavors were so distinct that I was led to savor the tastes and focus on each one. The bok choy in whatever glaze it was in was my favorite. The vegetables were cooked or pickled or glazed in each case, but served cold. Knish, rice, and soup were hot. I was just full when finished but it wasn’t really enough for my husband. We were served tea afterward. The price, which we realized we didn’t know beforehand, was 2000Y total - so just under $20 for the two of us. The decor of the restaurant is special. All of the tables and chairs are made of beautifully carved wood and the chairs happened to be the most comfortable I’ve dined on during the trip. There was an upright piano and I read that they have live music sometimes. The atmosphere was warm and charming overall. I would recommend this restaurant if you want a healthy, delicious, and unique dining experience in a cool neighborhood. If you are craving something heavy it might not be right for you. We were the only patrons the whole time we were there, so I hope more people hear about this place.
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Pros: cool neighborhood , delicious food, beautiful chairs
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MsVyv
Points +80
Nice place! - Edit
This is literally half a block from Meu Nota, so close that in fact I suspected that this was a different name for the same place when I looked at the maps, especially when I saw this one had no reviews.
Read moreLive music venue, so check the website ahead of time if you're planning on dropping in, as I did - they were at capacity, so I was turned away.With very little to no English they were still very lovely about it though, so I wish I were here for a day longer so I could actually try the food! Out of fairness (and the food I could glimpse, and smell, from other people eating) and due to their friendly attitude, I'm going to give them 4 happy cows here.
Pros: Friendly staff, Nice atmosphere, Handy to cool area
Cons: No English spoken (at least sometimes), Music venue, so sometimes full
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