Exquisite Japanese cuisine and warm hospitality await at Kinsui, the kaiseki restaurant inside Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo. Indulge in traditional flavors, serene ambiance, and impeccable service.

Lunch: $71.50-107.25

Dinner: $357.51-429.02

Traditional soba noodle bowl with fried tofu and radish

SEAT RESERVATION

TOKYO

Jiyu-san

The 20 minute train from Shinjuku is a small price to pay for this top-value, high-quality soba.

Lunch: $7.15-35.75

Dinner: $35.75-71.50

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Recent Reviews from Guests

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Chef Kouichirou Shimura is a guide that leads you in a world of delicacy and amazing food. Great experience!

The service was super friendly and the restaurant had a cosy, welcoming vibe. We were especially excited to try the sushi – it was fresh and beautifully plated, the overall experience was still really enjoyable, thanks to the lovely atmosphere and attentive staff.

Billy Lau

April 09, 2025

Assorted sushi and sashimi platter with various colorful pieces

Imayoshi Otemachi Sushi

Restaurant in Tokyo

The gyoza is delicious and a very friendly atmosphere in a lively street. Just what we needed!

Benaglia christelle

April 06, 2025

Shinjuku Kakekomi Gyoza

Restaurant in Tokyo

We weren't sure what to expect for our first Michelin Star restaurant. My wife and I are vegan and we knew Daigo was one of the only options we would ever have. Thankfully we are big fans of Shojin Ryori, which meant we were excited. We got there about 30 minutes early and they went ahead and seated us. We had our own private room with a beautiful lit garden outside. We were treated to course after course of delicious food that ranged in texture, temperature, and flavor. It was all fantastic and was finished off with an AMAZING red bean soup. The staff were kind and helpful. They made us feel right at home. If you think you'd enjoy an experience of the world's best Shojin Ryori, then we highly recommend going!

Good menu and nice service

Frequently Asked Questions

How to reserve vegan restaurants in Tokyo?

Most vegan restaurants in Tokyo will allow you to reserve by giving them a call beforehand. However, due to some limitations of language barriers, this can be difficult, depending on the restaurant. Alternatively, you could always reserve a Tokyo vegan restaurant by using a service that helps foreigners to make reservations online. A great option we suggest is reserving on byFood. Our platform allows customers to filter restaurants by meal type or dietary restriction, such as vegan restaurants. Easily find available vegan restaurants and choose one you want to reserve on the platform. All you have to do is enter your reservation details. Once entered, the reservation will be made on your behalf through byFood and a confirmation email will be sent to you. However, in the event that the reservation was unsuccessful, you will receive a failed reservation email to notify you.

Is a reservation required for vegan restaurants in Tokyo?

Many vegan restaurants in Tokyo do not require a reservation, however some higher-end vegan restaurants do. This depends on the restaurant itself.

What is the average cost of a meal at vegan restaurants in Tokyo?

There are plenty of cheap vegan restaurants in Tokyo offering a standard vegan meal for under 1000 yen, though it depends on the restaurant. 1500 yen is the average cost of a meal. You can expect to pay somewhere around 3000 yen for a more upscale vegan meal, or more if you are going for high-class dining.

Vegan Restaurants in Tokyo

There are plenty of vegan restaurant options available in Japan’s capital, where many Japanese food meals are inherently plant-based, like seaweed dishes and traditional wagashi sweets. Vegan restaurants in Tokyo hold a variety of delicious culinary surprises which are made up of meat-free menus made entirely without animal products. You can enjoy vegan ramen and gyoza at tiny restaurants in the big city’s backstreets, or a vegan kaiseki dining experience feast created and served in a traditional Japanese restaurant. Maybe you are after a meal using fresh plant-based ingredients to cleanse from all of the delicious yakitori chicken sticks and morish gyudon beef bowls you have been eating while exploring on the go? Whether it be at a high-class izakaya or a local vegan cafe, Tokyo vegan restaurants guarantee delicious plant-based menus with unique vegan dining experiences.

Plant-based travelers visiting Japan might feel concerned about the availability of vegan food options in Japan if they don't speak the language or can’t read Japanese menus. If you are worried about what you can and can’t eat in Japan due to your plant-based lifestyle, don’t stress. You can enjoy some of the best vegan food in Tokyo without worrying about what's on the menu by reserving your seat ahead of time at a vegan and vegetarian restaurant in Tokyo. Many typical Japanese food dishes can hide a lot of hidden fishy ingredients or meat elements, however that does not always have to be the case. Tokyo vegan restaurants specialize in menus that cater to plant-based dietary requirements, and they’re cruelty free and sustainable!

Enjoy a delicious plant-based feast, tasting crispy vegetable tempura, salty miso-based ramen, and sumptuous silken tofu at a tofu restaurant in Tokyo. You might be surprised at the rich umami flavors that can be extracted from plant-based ingredients like shiitake mushrooms and kombu (kelp). Discover the delicious vegan Japanese cuisine that’s available in the thriving city and reserve your table at a Tokyo vegan restaurant before you go.