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9 Most Popular Vegan Restaurants in Tokyo (Reviews + Costs)

ByRoseanne Ducut

You will not have a problem finding vegan food in Tokyo!

There are plenty of vegan restaurants in Tokyo.

While all of the vegan food in Tokyo I tried was solid, there were some meals that stood out more.

Here’s 9 vegan restaurants in Tokyo as well as vegan food options I tried after doing some research for the most popular vegan Tokyo spots.

Plus, price ranges and tips for visiting the restaurants.

At the end is my list of vegan restaurants in Tokyo I wish I went to if I had more time and will save for the next trips!

📖 Make sure to read my Essential Vegan in Japan Travel Guide (updated 2025).

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1. Izakaya Masaka

Vegan Karaage with Tartar Sauce Lunch Set - Izakaya Masaka Vegan Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan: A lunch set featuring vegan karaage with tartar sauce, a heap of shredded cabbage, and a bowl of soup on a blue plate.
Vegan Karaage with Tartar Sauce - Izakaya Masaka Vegan Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan: A plate of crispy vegan karaage topped with creamy tartar sauce, served with shredded cabbage and a small dish of pickles.

Location: Shibuya | Google Maps | Instagram

Hours: Open daily, 12PM-9PM

Price range: 1,300 yen ($8 USD) for lunch sets

Izakaya Masaka is an all-vegan restaurant that serves mainly Japanese food, located on the basement floor of Parco mall in Shibuya.

Their main items are vegan kaarage (fried meat), mapo tofu, and dumplings.

I got the kaarage + rice lunch set with tartar sauce, which tasted like a yolky sauce.

The vegan meat was tender and sauce were both so good. I would definitely go again!

Tip:

  • Arrive just before or at opening time to avoid waiting in line.
  • You order on a tablet at your seat, then pay at the counter after.

2. Vegan Bistro Jangara

Vegan Tonkotsu Ramen - Vegan Bistro Jangara Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan: A bowl of vegan tonkotsu ramen featuring purple cabbage, green onions, seaweed, and a hearty broth, served in a colorful bowl.

Location: Shibuya | Google Maps | Instagram

Hours: Open daily 11 AM–9 PM

Price range: 1200 yen ($7.50 USD) for ramen

Vegan Bistro Jangara is a popular restaurant that serves vegan ramen in Tokyo near the Shibuya station.

I got the vegan Tonkotsu ramen with vegan meat and garlic oil.

It was good and filling, but not the top vegan ramen I’ve eaten in Japan. Still, I’d visit again to try other items.

Tip:

  • Located on the 2nd floor. You take the elevator up.
  • There’s lots of seating, including one big table for solo-goers, but I still suggest going during non-peak hours.

3. Komeda IS

Tonkotsu Soy Cutlet Sandwich - Komeda IS Vegan Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan: A plate with sliced tonkotsu soy cutlet sandwiches, each filled with shredded cabbage and a slice of tomato, garnished with a sprig of parsley, served with a side of creamy white dipping sauce.

Location: Ginza | Google Maps | Instagram

Hours: Open daily, 7AM-10PM

Price range: 1300+ yen ($8 USD) for sandwiches and burgers

Komeda IS is another popular all-vegan restaurant in Tokyo in the Ginza district.

It’s also one of the rare vegan restaurants in Tokyo that open early for breakfast hours.

Iced Frappuccino - Komeda IS Vegan Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan: A tall glass of iced frappuccino topped with a generous swirl of whipped cream, served at a table in Komeda IS vegan restaurant with a digital menu screen in the background.

They serve pancakes, sandwiches, burgers, and desserts.

I got the tonkotsu soy cutlet sandwich, fries, and iced frappuccino, and all were pretty solid! I would come back to try other items.

Tip:

  • There’s lots of solo seating.
  • You order from an individual tablet at your seat and pay afterwards at the counter.

4. Vegan Gyoza Yu

Set - Vegan Gyoza Yu in Tokyo, Japan: A variety of colorful vegan gyoza arranged on a brown paper-lined tray, paired with a Yuy-branded cup of green tea in the background. The gyoza are in shades of red, green, white, pink, yellow, black, and orange.

Location: Taito | Google Maps | Instagram

Hours: 12-9PM, closed Mondays and Tuesdays

Price range: 1,900 yen ($11.75 USD) for set of 11 gyoza, 650 yen ($4 USD) for drinks

Filling - Vegan Gyoza Yu in Tokyo, Japan: Close-up of a variety of colorful vegan gyoza, with one gyoza held by chopsticks showing a savory filling. The gyoza come in shades of green, white, pink, yellow, black, and orange.

Vegan Gyoza Yu serves all-vegan gyoza and drinks and is located north of Ueno Park.

While it’s a bit farther from center and slightly pricier, it was probably my favorite meal in Tokyo.

Each vegan gyoza was so flavorful and filling. I would 100% come here again!

Tip:

  • You can order it pan-fried or steamed.
  • There’s covered indoor and outdoor seating. Try to avoid peak hours, but the wait would be worth it!

5. Hatoya’s Vegan Fruit Sandwiches

Strawberry Hatoya’s Vegan Fruit Sandwiches in Tokyo, Japan: A hand holding a packaged sandwich filled with large strawberry slices and whipped cream, labeled with a Japanese logo, with a bustling street scene in the background.

Location: Asakusa | Google Maps | Instagram

Hours: Open daily 11AM-4PM

Price range: 700-800 yen ($4-5 USD) per sandwich

Hatoya is located in a small stand in the popular Asakusa neighborhood.

They serve vegan versions of the popular fruit and cream sandwiches.

I got the strawberry one and it was really good and the cream was perfect.

Tip:

  • There’s a small bench to sit on if you want to eat there.
  • You can find other vegan fruit cream sandwiches in Tokyo too. This is probably the cheapest.

6. T’s Tantan

Vegan Golden Sesame Ramen - T’s Tantan Ramen in Tokyo Station, Japan: A bowl of golden sesame ramen topped with fresh greens, sprouts, and sesame seeds, served with a side of rice and a few pieces of gyoza on a tray.

Location: Narita airport + JR stations | Locations | Instagram

Hours: 10AM-10PM (Varies but general hours)

Price range: Around 1,000 yen ($6 USD) for most ramen, with optional add-ins

T’s Tantan is an all-vegan restaurant chain in Tokyo, most popular for their ramen, but they have other dishes too.

Menu - Vegan - T’s Tantan Ramen in Tokyo Station Japan: A close-up view of a menu from T’s Tantan Ramen, a vegan ramen restaurant located in Tokyo Station, Japan. The featured item is the "Golden Sesame Tantan" ramen, depicted in a large, vibrant image showcasing a bowl of ramen topped with fresh greens, pickled vegetables, sesame seeds, and a dollop of a creamy sauce. Below the main image, there are additional combo options, including vegetable gyoza, rice, and a mini bowl with vegan char siu. The menu provides clear descriptions and prices for each dish, along with a notation that the restaurant serves exclusively vegan options, indicated by the "Oriental Veg OK!" label.

I got the Golden Sesame Ramen with dumplings and rice on the side. It was a satisfying ramen, and service was friendly and fast despite it being busy.

I would go here again to try the other sets, especially if I’m taking a JR train out of Tokyo.

Tip:

  • Most locations are located inside the train gates, so you will either have to be in transit, or pay to get inside the train gates.
  • Read the reviews on Google for tips on finding the location, as these are located inside busier stations and it can get confusing!
  • You’ll likely have to wait in line, but service is fast, and most locations have a decent number of seating.

7. Jikasei MENSHO

Vegan Tantamen Ramen - Jikasei MENSHO Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan: A bowl of vegan tantamen ramen with rich, spicy broth, topped with sliced green onions, bamboo shoots, and other vegetables, served on a black tray.

Location: Shibuya | Google Maps | Website

Hours: Open daily, 11:30 AM–9:30 PM

Price range: 1200 yen ($7.50 USD)

Jikasei MENSHO is not a vegan restaurant, but their vegan ramen continues to get really good ratings.

The restaurant is located on the basement floor of Parco mall in Shibuya, next to Izakaya Masaka vegan restaurant.

They have four vegan ramen options:

  • Vegan miso ramen
  • Vegan miso spicy ramen
  • Vegan tantamen ramen
  • Vegan tantamen tamen without soup

I got the vegan tantanmen ramen, and it was definitely the most flavorful vegan ramen in Tokyo and Japan that I’ve tried. Though I wish it was a bit more soupy!

Tip:

  • Go right before opening or expect to wait!
  • You first order and pay at a kiosk at the entrance, then get in line and wait to be seated.

8. Taiyaki Hiiragi

Vegan Taiyaki Hiiragi in Tokyo, Japan: A hand holding a fish-shaped taiyaki pastry filled with red bean paste, with a small shop and menu board visible in the background.

Location: Ebisu | Google Maps

Hours: Open daily, 10 AM–6:30 PM

Price range: 200 yen each ($1.25 USD)

Taiyaki is a fish-shaped pastry that’s typically filled with sweet red bean paste.

Taiyaki is usually not vegan, but this one is!

I crave it often, it was so good! The only other vegan taiyaki I’ve come across was in Fukuoka.

Tip:

  • It’s better fresh and eaten on the spot. They don’t have any seating, but it’s common for people to stand outside and eat it.
  • The all-vegan convenience and health food store, Weller, is just a few minutes walk away!
  • Their soft serve isn’t vegan.

9. Weller

Vegan Bibimbap - Weller Vegan Convenience Store in Tokyo, Japan: A bowl of vegan bibimbap with various vegetables like carrots, cabbage, seaweed, and mushrooms, topped with sesame seeds and thin red pepper strips.
Weller Vegan Convenience Store in Tokyo, Japan: An aisle with refrigerated shelves displaying a variety of vegan products, including tofu, plant-based milk, and packaged foods.

Location: Ebisu | Google Maps | Instagram

Hours: 10AM-7PM, closed Sundays

Price range: Varies, the bibimbap bowl I got was around 800 yen ($5 USD)

Weller is an all-vegan health and convenience store located in Ebisu.

They have imported and local vegan snacks, beauty products, drinks, and ingredients.

They also have convenience store food items like onigiri, rice bowls, sandwiches, and desserts.

I got the vegan bibimbap and it was tasty and flavorful.

Tip:

  • I got there around 5 or 6pm, and most of the fresh meals were all out.
  • It’s also located just a few minutes walk from Taiyaki Hiiragi that serves vegan taiyaki!

More Vegan Food in Tokyo

Here’s a list of vegan restaurants in Tokyo I really wish I could have gone to.

Mostly vegan bakeries that I couldn’t fit into my schedule.

  • te cor gentil (savory + sweet pastries)
  • Universal Bakes Nicome (vegan bakery + has cafe location)
  • Sunday Vegan (donut shop)
  • 2 foods (comfort vegan food)
  • Mabre vegan (cake shop)
  • Plant Based Tokyo (food court hall)
  • Ain Soph. Ginza (reservations encouraged)

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Roseanne Ducut is a solo female traveler and Filipina from the Bay Area, California. She writes practical and culture-rich travel guides and lives a not-so-secret double life as a fangirl. A veghead for over 15 years, Roseanne also writes vegan guides to help others plan their trips.