Ovo
Japanese
Fast food
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. In Tokyo Station’s Ramen Street which is downstairs from ground level, but before going through ticket gates. Ordering is done via a ticketing machine where the menu is in Japanese but the three vegan friendly options are labeled in English. Open Mon-Sun 9:00am-10:30pm.
82 Reviews
First Review by robynie
AkrisBarlok
Points +41
Nice food, but very noisy - Edit
We had to search the restaurant, for a bit, but were happy we found it. Ordering is from a ticket machine, which didn't have as good instructions for foreigners as other machines. But luckily someone from staff was helping when he saw us.
Read moreFood is nice and a bit spicy. There is also a small, but good selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Service was fast. But it was very noisy (not only from the station).
Pros: Very helpful staff, Spicy food, Nice drink selection
Cons: Instructions on ticket machine could be better, Very noisy
Guest
pixel_pusher
Points +65
Solid vegan ramen - Edit
Basically your only choice for vegan ramen on Tokyo Ramen Street. The tantan ramen was pretty good and it had a nice level of spice. The queue to get in can get long during rush hour. There will be a ticket machine at the front of the line and it will have clearly marked vegan options in English. There's a tantan ramen, a shoyu ramen (which I didn't have) and vegan boiled gyoza. In addition they also have gluten free brown rice noodles as an option for an additional 500 yen. There's fried garlic and extra spices at your table which were appreciated. While the ramen is good, the gyoza isn't really noteworthy. It's just there.
Read morePros: Solid tantan ramen
Cons: Gyoza is a miss for me
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YoshikoTakeuchi
Points +485
Vegan Ramen Soranoiro – Nippon - Edit
They offered two types of vegan ramen, as well a gluten-free noodle option that was made from brown rice! I ordered the vegan shoyu and the vegan tan tan noodle. I preferred the tan tan noodle better than the soy based one that was lacking a bit of umami flavor. For the full dining experience, check out my blog https://cookingwithyoshiko.com/2-bowls-of-vegan-ramen-in-one-day-at-soranoiro-at-ramen-street-first-avenue-tokyo-station
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-01-04
Pros: English Menu, Staff helped in ordering for a ticket
Cons: Vegan options were more expensive, Lacked some flavour
Guest
priya40
Points +198
Wonderful vegan options - Edit
Great menu, delicious ramen, friendly staff and welcoming atmosphere
Read morePros: Vegan ramen , Good location , Friendly staff
Cons: Long queue but it’s worth it
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flagellantti
Points +896
A bonus point for being outside the ticket gate - Edit
If i have to cross the ticket gate, i will rather go to t’s tantanmen, but soranoiro is quite nice too!
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slettmartine
Points +41
Dandan ramen - Edit
The vegan dandan ramen was my favourite bowl of ramen in Japan so far! We came before the dinner rush and could take our time. Flavourful soup, not spicy, loved the flavour from the sesame oil. Not a lot of AC since the front opens to ramen street on Tokyo, bring a handheld fan ("handi") if you need it for the hot soup 🤭
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schumacher62
Points +470
Delighted. - Edit
Three clearly marked vegan dishes. Ordering is done by kiosk and seating is along a wall or at a community table. We both had the dan-dan noodle. The ramen was great, and the broth was spicy, rich and not salty. All in all, filling and delicious. Anxious to return. On a side street of Ramen St.
Read morePros: Priced right. , Delightful staff, Very fast service.
Cons: Kiosk ordering. , Cash only. Or Suica.
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Ti2
Points +137
Vegan ramen - Edit
Vegan ramen was good but had a very strong soy flavour. It was very busy at 1pm on a Saturday so be prepared to queue. Order is via a machine when you get to the front of the line (credit card not accepted).
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peacefulearth
Points +65
Vegan dan dan noodles - Edit
The great thing is they don’t use MSG.
Read moreVegan dan dan noodle might not the original taste but I like this flavorful soup and noodles.
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Alesla
Points +23
Very tasty ramen - Edit
They have three vegan ramen, clearly labeled on the ordering machine. I ordered Dan Dan ramen and it was delicious.
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CFidalgo
Points +137
Underwhelming, too much sesame - Edit
I was really excited because they had vegan dan dan noodles, one of my favourites. Unfortunately it didn't taste at all like dan dan. All the other flavours were completely drowned out in neverending sesame. No spiciness at all, close to none greens. 20 minutes wait in line had really raised my appetite, but in the end I couldn't even finish the whole portion. Can't recommend.
Read moreschumacher62
I think your comments are unfair. It’s a vegan interpretation of a pork dish. Perhaps adjust your taste perceptions for food that is better than the original?
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IngeBoudewijn
Points +25
Easy and tasty - Edit
Very clearly marked which options are vegan. Easy to order. And very tasty ramen!
Read morePros: Tasty, Easy
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booters
Points +114
Five stars if I could! - Edit
Delicious and slightly spicy ramen.
Read morePros: Tasty
Cons: Location is difficult
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dhtwig
Points +36
Good Ramen, not the easiest to find - Edit
Found this place while waiting for a train at Tokyo Station. It’s a good little ramen, strong creamy nutty taste. Would recommend buy it’s not the easiest to find.
Read morePros: Ramen
Cons: Vending machine ordering , Finding the restaurant
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Milenski
Points +44
Leckere Ramen - Edit
Man bestellt an einem Automaten wo die Ramensuppe klar ersichtlich als vegan gekennzeichnet wurde.
Read moreDiese war sehr lecker aber auch sehr mächtig (fettig).
Man konnte nicht richtig schauen was es genau gibt (dem Bahnhof geschuldet) weil es quasi Fliessbandarbeit war :-)
Dennoch war es lecker!
Pros: Größe der Portion, Preis
Cons: Es war ein bisschen hektisch
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roseliverpool
Points +170
Tasty ramen! - Edit
Ramen was really good, barely had to wait. Vegan option was clearly labelled.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-04-19
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Lauixo
Points +37
Vegan ramen pretty good - Edit
Its located in the famous ramen street within tokyo station. I had to wait around 10-15 minutes but it was worth it. Definitely recommend it.
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k_robsss
Points +1157
Amazing ramen - Edit
I come here every time I visit Tokyo! The vegan ramen is incredible. Sometimes there are two options (one with a vegan meat crumble) and sometimes just one. During my most recent visit a month ago there was a really tasty and slightly spicy one which I highly recommend! The vegan gyozas also hit the spot.
Read morePros: Clearly labeled vegan options
Cons: Cash only , Long lines
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cathyking8
Points +48
Yummy but long wait lines - Edit
This place is pretty good and has a vegan ramen with the option of soup or no soup. It also has vegan boiled gyozas. It was pretty tasty and filling.
Read moreThe wait time was about 20 mins at lunch time on a Saturday. You order everything from the vending machine before you get seated once they have space available.
Pros: Good option for meat and vegan eaters together
Cons: Can have long wait times
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Angie_
Points +502
Nice ramen - Edit
You order at the machine and then you queue with your ticket and wait to be seated. They have one vegan ramen option which is labeled. The ramen has some unconventional toppings like tomatoes and pine nuts, but the broth was really nice. It’s 1500 yen so a bit pricey, but nice if you’re in Tokyo station and in need of a meal!
Read morePros: Vegan labeled
Cons: Pricey
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RyanHagel
Points +242
Decent- hard to find and broth was very nutty tasting - Edit
Was really looking forward to this ramen place and overall it was “okay.” They must use a ton of MSG and oil as my belly was not happy with me afterwards.
Read morePros: Good price and quick
Cons: Tough to find
ellis999
https://rightasrain.uwmedicine.org/body/food/msg-isnt-unhealthy
Read moreRyanHagel
Thanks for sharing Ellis! Still doesn’t explain why my body was feeling a type of way afterwards.
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Shanagar
Points +75
Great ramen that’s worth the hunt - Edit
A hard to find place that serves great ramen. Went with a mixed vegan and omnivore group. Order and pay at the machine first before queuing to give the order tickets. Not many seats and had to break into 2 groups. Staff were really friendly and it has a nice atmosphere. Really good ramen for a good price
Read morePros: Food, Price, Staff
Cons: Hard to seat groups, Hard to find
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B12mangel
Points +1109
3.5☆ good Ramen - Edit
The ramen was really good! The broth was flavourful and a little spicy. Service was friendly.
Read moreWe (2) got a place on a table for four. A few minutes later, the staff directed another couple to our table. So we could watch the couple eating and they could watch us. Which I found very unpleasant.
There were a lot of empty seats but we didn't expect them to put people to our place.
Also, I don't think tomatoes belong in ramen, but that's just my taste.
I was missing an option to refill.
Conclusion: the ramen was nice but expensive (1500¥). I think there are better places in tokyo to enjoy ramen.
Pros: Good Ramen
Cons: Expensive , Tomatoes, No refill
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Gruenkern
Points +49
Good Ramen at Tokyo Station - Edit
We needed some time to find this place, but it was worth the effort. Try to find the „Ramen Street“ first and then look for this Ramen shop. Ordering is done at a machine, after ordering you queue in the line. Vegan options are clearly labelled.
Read moreI had the vegan dandan ramen . It was so good, we went there twice while being in Tokyo.
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loz24
Points +121
Really tasty ramen - Edit
Hard to find, but worth it!
Read moreNot many options for vegans but the ones they have is great
Updated from previous review on 2023-09-23
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RyanBischoff
Points +281
Great vegan ramen place - Edit
Atmosphere was great and the ramen was delicious. Ramen tantan has plant-based ground in it. Great place in Tokyo station for veg and non-veg alike.
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ceszilla
Points +1781
Vegan ramen along Ramen Street in Tokyo Station - Edit
We now have a vegan option along Tokyo station's ramen street. Soranoiro offers vegan shio, shoyu and tantanmen. I had the shoyu. Light and tasty. My friend had tantanmen. Very good beoth!
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