Japanese
Organic
Non-veg

Serves meat, vegan options available. In Tokyo Midtown Galleria second floor. Has some veg/vegan items on the normal menu. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-8:00pm.


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7 Reviews

First Review by Caitlinkitkat

FruitMonstar

Points +1135

Vegan
26 Jun 2021

It changed a lot

I used to love this place but it has changed a lot.
Not much vegan options.

Updated from previous review on 2016-01-10

Pros: Location

RitaVgn

Points +123

Vegan
05 Oct 2019

No vegan food

Was told by hostess 10/05 at 7pm- no vegan no.

Cons: None

ChurchOfSeitan

Points +917

Vegan
28 Apr 2019

Tasty and affordable

I had the curry and liked it a lot. Loved that everything was healthy! Didnt have to break bank either.

D.Flo

Points +1491

Vegan
20 Aug 2018

Ok option for a meal with non vegan friends.

Conclusion first: no reason to go if among vegans, as the options are not that exciting.

I got the curry, which was ok but not great. And the baked apple as dessert, which was nice.

They have an English menu, but without any explanation about what the symbols are about. And in the Japanese menu, those explanations don't say anything about vegetarian/vegan differences, so you're left asking about what's in each dish anyway.

Pros: Convenient., Nice decor.

Cons: DIfficult to know if a dish is vegan or not.

wanderin_around

Points +48

Vegetarian
01 May 2017

A slight difference from previous reviews

A lovely cafe, located at the end of the clothes shopping area of the Galleria attached to the Ritz Carlton. Friendly staff and good food. Must be noted that the vegan buffet is no longer served on a Monday - please note to avoid disappointment!

Pros: Very well marked vegan options of food, and soymil

Cons: Slightly pricey for what you get

iokan

Points +1776

Vegan
11 Jan 2016

U will like it!

The "UKafe" in in Roppongi, Tokyo is described as "veg friendly". But when you enter, it looks like a full on vegan cafe. It's all warm, welcoming, earthy and healthy looking.

But be aware, there's meat on the menu. Lots of it. And even-though there's an English menu available it is confusing. The "vegan buffet" as described by the previous reviewer is just a vegetable buffet. And it is only available on Monday, if that Monday isn't a holiday. The lunch menu differs from the dinner menu. The lunch menu offers six options, none of which are vegetarian or vegan. However, on request three of them can be made vegetarian.

So we tried two. I had the "UKarry", which is Japanese curry and a big salad. It was absolutely delicious. The food is served beautifully and the ingredients are obviously of high quality (although the restaurant doesn't mention anything about macrobiotic or bio friendly resources). For 1,200 yen I had curry with two kinds of rice, a big salad and a very tasty dessert. Not a bad price!

My friend tried the "UKake' which is raw egg, brown rice, vegetables, miso soup, a small seaweed dish and the same dessert. It was great as well.

The staff is very attentive. They came to our table three times to make sure no ingredients were used we didn't want to eat. The taste of the meals and the atmosphere resemble that of the Chaya Macrobiotic restaurants in Tokyo. However, since UKafe also serves meat this might be a great place to bring (stubborn) carnivorous friends.

A hint on how to find the restaurant: don't trust Apple Maps. It has no idea where the restaurant it and will send you on a wild goose chase around Roppongi. The UKafe is in the "Tokyo Midtown" shopping centre, in the "Galleria" building on the second floor. Even-though they placed a big sign in an area where many restaurants are located, the uKafe is in fact located at the end of a long and empty looking hallway (try to find the Jet and Figaro shops, the UKafe in the hallway between those two shops).

Pros: tasty food, fair prices, nice atmosphere

Cons: also serves meat, expensive drinks

Caitlinkitkat

Points +19

Vegetarian
01 Feb 2015

derrrrricious!!

Very friendly staff, beautiful view.. Amazing food




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