Vegetarian Restaurants in Tokyo | T's TanTan

[Must-try vegan ramen restaurants] This is probably the most well-known vegetarian restaurant in Tokyo. Its main store is located in Jiyugaoka, and it also has vegan ramen restaurants in Tokyo, Ueno, Ikebukuro Station, and Narita Airport, making it convenient for vegans who are in a hurry to catch a bus or a plane to fill their stomachs. (Remember to check the official website for the business hours of each branch before departure) The vegan ramen shop has three types of dandan noodles and two types of ramen, as well as dumplings and rice bowls. You can also buy the brand’s vegan cup noodles and sauces on site, making it convenient to buy souvenirs after dinner. Gold-sesame tan tan + Ma-po tofu bowl ¥1,310 Because I was curious about what the Japanese vegan mapo tofu tasted like, I ordered the dandan noodles and mapo tofu rice set. The portion was not as big as I expected, but if you come here to eat after a whole day of shopping, it’s okay to have dessert after dinner. The soup base of Dandan noodles is very fragrant, and the noodles are very springy and chewy. The mapo tofu is spicy and refreshing, and the rice is mixed with red rice, which is very healthy. Tokyo Station is a place that many people pass by, so it’s really convenient to have a vegan restaurant there! You don’t have to worry about going hungry after taking a long-distance bus or playing in the suburbs for a whole day. Dandan noodles are indeed very flavorful, no wonder they are so popular. #TokyoVegan #TokyoFood #TokyoTravel #tokyovegan #tokyotrip #Summer Food Recommendations #Overseas Travel #I'm so worried about staying #travel