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This restaurant offers one of the most authentic Japanese courses. They don’t list a vegan menu on their website, but I’ve been going there for years, and they are always accommodating and understanding.

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They offer a great Japanese meal. If you’re in the area, this is definitely the place to eat. They have beautiful bento boxes, and besides the fish dish, everything is vegan. However, the side menu can change daily, so please more

I wanted to eat biryani, but unfortunately, it's not vegan. However, the vegan meals were very satisfying, and you can refill the Assam curry and sambal as much as you want.

The chocolate cream donut was okay, but the lemon donut was tasty. However, there are better donut shops around, so I wouldn't go out of my way to visit this one.

There are two types of vegan curries, and I personally prefer the keema curry with Okinawan-style tofu. I found the regular portion a bit small, so next time I'll order the large size.

There used to be Craft Boss soy lattes, but they disappeared from the shelves. Now they're back. I find the taste okay, but it's nice to have options besides black coffee bottles at convenience stores.

Some say the food is too greasy, but it's something you rarely find in Tokyo, and personally, it gives me a nostalgic feeling.

I started using this toner to boost my skin's collagen and hydration. After spraying it on my face, I feel refreshed, enjoy the pleasant scent, and notice a smoother texture.

While traveling to Korea, I forgot to bring my toothpaste, and I’m amazed by how easy it was to find the vegan toothpaste unlike Japan… The cosmetic store, Olive Young offers many kind of good stuff.
As for the toothpaste more

Found this chewy candy at the liquor store in Hatchobori. I wasn’t expecting that vegan snacks would be there. And they were tasty too!