Tokyo is a haven for food lovers, and it’s no exception for those seeking plant-based dining options. From innovative sushi to hearty ramen and vegan izakaya experiences, this city offers a diverse range of restaurants catering to vegan tastes. Discover some of the best vegan-friendly spots in Tokyo, where creativity and flavor shine in every dish! Vegan sushi restaurant that…

“Tsunesushi,” a sushi restaurant in Asakusa with over 90 years of history, began as a modest food stall. Now run by three generations of the Uehara family, it draws in locals and international visitors alike for its remarkable flavors and welcoming atmosphere. High-quality sushi at affordable prices Hiroshi Uehara, the third-generation owner and sushi chef at Tsunesushi, serves traditional Edomae…

Ginza is a Tokyo neighborhood where tradition blends seamlessly with cutting-edge trends. “Tempura Ginza Onodera Higashi Ginza” is a restaurant that embodies the sophistication of Ginza’s refined atmosphere through its cuisine. Luxurious tempura featuring Kuroge wagyū beef We’d like to take some time to introduce Tempura Ginza Onodera Higashi Ginza’s “Japanese Harmony Course,” which allows you to enjoy both tempura…

Sushi is almost always at the top of the list for international visitors wanting to experience Japanese cuisine. With time, we’ve seen more creative takes on traditional sushi, adding originality to the mix. In recent years, vegan sushi has developed as a new genre, and you can experience it at “Vegan Sushi Tokyo” in Shibuya. Vegan sushi with a focus…

The luxury of indulging in your favorite foods to your heart’s content—this is the dream that all-you-can-eat dining makes a reality. At “Shabu-shabu Sushi Hassan,” in the cosmopolitan Roppongi neighborhood of Tokyo, you can relish an all-you-can-eat menu featuring sukiyaki or shabu-shabu hot pots made with high-quality domestic beef. But that’s not all. You can also indulge in around 20…

For fresh and delicious sushi in the heart of Shibuya, “Mawarisushi Shibuya Sushitsune” is a must-visit! The highly popular conveyor belt sushi restaurant attracts lines before opening, and for good reason—their selection of expertly crafted sushi and dishes like crispy tempura are exactly what motivates food fans to book a trip to Japan. Conveniently located in the Shibuya PARCO shopping…

It’s rare to find a sushi restaurant where a skilled chef prepares top-quality sushi right in front of you, yet is casual enough for first-timers to feel at ease. However, such an ideal place exists in Shibuya. “Kaiten Sushi Ginza Onodera MUSUKO SHIBUYA” opened in April 2024 as an affiliated restaurant of the popular “Kaiten Sushi Ginza Onodera Main Store”…

Perched on the 7th floor of the Shibuya PARCO shopping complex, you’ll find a conveyor belt sushi restaurant that stands out for offering top-quality sushi at reasonable prices: “Kanazawa Maimon Sushi.” High-Quality Sushi in Shibuya at Kanazawa Maimon Sushi Kanazawa Maimon Sushi is a conveyor belt sushi chain with its main branch in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Known for its…

It’s safe to say that delicious sushi sits at the top of the culinary itineraries of many who visit Japan. Moreover, many who travel to Japan are excited to try out an authentic revolving sushi restaurant. These restaurants, called kaitenzushi in Japanese, offer sushi plates delivered to your table via a rotating conveyor belt. “あなご,” Conger Eel 150 JPY (tax…

“ABURICIOUS” is a play on words combining aburi (blow-torched) and delicious. It also happens to be the name of a signature menu item at “KINKA sushi bar izakaya Roppongi” in Tokyo. “サーモンとアイオリソースの炙り押し寿司,” SALMON OSHIZUSHI As many satisfied diners have already discovered, ABURICIOUS is blow-torched pressed sushi which originated in Canada. Not only delicious, it’s a hit on social media, captivating…

Conveyor belt sushi, where sushi plates are delivered to your seat on a rotating conveyor belt, is a unique system that is characteristic of revolving sushi restaurants known as kaitenzushi. Located in Akihabara Station, “Magurobito Akihabara” (hereinafter referred to as “Magurobito”) is a conveyor belt sushi restaurant that is highly recommend for international visitors to Japan. One reason is its…

Roppongi, alongside Shinjuku’s Kabukicho, stands as one of Tokyo’s most lively entertainment districts. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Roppongi, however, is a sushi-lover’s destination unlike any other: “SUSHI Gonpachi Nishi-Azabu” (hereunder referred to as “SUSHI Gonpachi”). The restaurant offers a tranquil oasis with a picturesque interior inspired by Japan’s “Taisho Romanticism” during the 1910s and 20s in…

Restaurant renamed to Sushi and Robata Sushiyama Shinjuku. Hokkaido is considered one of Japan’s major treasure troves of food. It offers a bounty of delicious meats, vegetables, and fish. Located in Shinjuku, “Sushi and Robata Sushiyama Shinjuku” (hereinafter referred to as “Sushiyama”) is a restaurant that primarily uses those delicious ingredients from Hokkaido. The restaurant’s theme is what they call…

In Shinjuku, Tokyo, there’s a restaurant that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a different world upon entering. That restaurant’s name is “Nanairo Temariuta Shinjuku” (referred to hereafter as “Nanairo Temariuta”). Once you ride the elevator up to the 5th floor of the building, the first thing you’ll notice in in the restaurant are massive spheres. Nanairo Temariuta’s interior…

Oishī itadakimashita! At sushi restaurant “Tsukiji Sushikuro Ginza Inns” (hereunder referred to as “Tsukiji Sushikuro”), chefs enthusiastically exclaim this phrase, literally meaning “we’ve received a ‘delicious,’” every time a diner praises the food. This lively interaction is a staple of the culinary experience here. Following the success of its Yokohama Joinus branch, the restaurant opened for business at this location…