Vegan-friendly
Japanese
Buffet
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Natural food restaurant and organic produce shop. The menu has vegetarian options, lunch buffet and a small a la carte dinner menu. Fully vegetarian/vegan buffet on Mondays all day - check website for latest menu. Organic vegetable shop in the basement. Last orders 10pm. Relocated from Kita-Aoyama 3-8-15, Omote Sando. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-9:00pm.
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2 Chome-15-6 Kichijoji Honcho, Musashino, Tokyo, Japan, 180-0004
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31 Reviews
First Review by Baza
ToraKo
Points +463
Subtle flavours, organic, lots of options - Edit
Vegan items were very clearly marked and there were so many options!
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KevinErhart
Points +84
Very nice buffet-type lunch for a reasonable price - Edit
For 1,500y you get an all you can eat buffet with two mains (one was fish on that Monday, the other vegan soy meat), two types of rice, vegan miso soup, different veggies, salad and tea. The taste was very good and we were full for the rest of the day. Lunchtime ends at 2.30pm and you can check the menu online (vegan dishes are clearly labelled).
Read moreThe staff is super nice and helpful. I do not fully get the reviews which state the little variety as it is not meant to be an European-style Asian buffet. We were super happy!
Guest
Fujifox
Points +211
Home style Japanese cooking - Edit
Tasty Japanese food, the kind that you can cook easily at home. It may be a “buffet” but when I went had a very limited selection of food. More like a teishoku (set meal) that you can get second helpings of. I personally probably wouldn’t go again.
Read morePros: All organic, Mostly vegan , Food well seasoned
Cons: Buffet is very limited , Pretty basic food , Would be nice to have fruit or a small dessert
Guest
la.lari
Points +60
Vegan buffet?! in Tokyo?! - Edit
Super popular, was already lining up on a weekday before 11:00. To me, the food was really delicious. All you can eat salad, brown rice and miso soup, as well as main dishes that, on the day I visited, were all vegan. Everything tasted good and healthy, I felt full for the entire day basically. 10/10 would recommend, especially considering the price is great! I think it cost 1550 yen, which is so cheap for organic vegan food in Tokyo.
Read morePros: Reasonable price, Lots of delicious vegan options, Brown rice and miso soup were really good
Cons: Too crowded , Sitting area is not that great, Sells out way too early sometimes
Guest
kai36
Points +154
Healthy and Wholesome - Edit
This restaurant is set up like a cafeteria, you pay first then go through the buffet and end up with a Japanese set-style lunch. Items are clearly marked if they are vegan or not (detailed information about the dish is provided on signs in Japanese). When I went (for lunch on a friday), there was only one nonvegan dish. The food is very vegetable centric and fresh; like much Japanese cuisine it focuses on the quality of the ingredients rather than spices or powerful flavors. You likely won't get a showstopping meal here, but its a good healthy lunch. The surrounding shop, while not entirely vegan, carries many vegan products/produce and is fun to look around!
Read moreIf you're in the area, a stop by Sunday Vegan for donuts is worth it too!
Pros: Diversity of food, Cute surrounding shop
Cons: Not a lot of info in English, Pretty basic flavor-wise
Guest
ForAnimalsJapan
Points +5206
Kind of a letdown - Edit
We were excited to eat at a buffet where most of the dishes were vegan! But there wasn’t much selection and the dishes that they did have were rather bland for the most part. I wouldn’t go out of my way to eat here again. Be advised that it’s very popular— we arrived at 11 on a Friday, and by the time we left at 11:50, the restaurant was full.
Read morePros: All but one dish was vegan , I liked the vegan hamburg
Guest
GrayHorwitz
Points +1998
5* this place should be exempt from the 4 star limit on non veg places! - Edit
An unassuming entrance leads into a beautiful decent through a jungle of plants and a magical haven from the concrete world around. Warm lights and a wooden aesthetic give the cafeteria like eating areas a welcoming feel, and the sunken kotatsu tables are a lovely experience. The buffet is full of a range of flavors and changes daily. There is only one non vegan savory thing and I hear their cakes are not vegan. A great experience. Come hungry with time to spare.
Read morePros: Connected grocery store with lots of vegan things
Guest
Minoria
Points +441
My favourite restaurant in Tokyo ♡ - Edit
The restaurant is located underground of organic shops , book stores and organic supermarket. The restaurant offers organic lunch buffet , caffe time, and organic buffet dinner and izakaya.
Read moreI like to come here for the lunch buffet especially, each vegetable dish is simple but that enhances the taste of the original ingredients ♡ They have vegan and non-vegan choice so everybody can enjoy !
Pros: Main menus for vegan and non-vegan , Buffet menus can be checked on their website , Cute staffs and family (small kids) friendly ♡
Cons: They can be busy , You will eat too much
Guest
PickleRick
Points +933
veg heaven! - Edit
Not only is the concept of vegan/veg new to Japan, but often times even finding a suitable place, it would be a concession of turning a meat+sauce laden, starch-based dish into a veg+sauce, starch-based dish. Veg, but still unhealthy.
Read moreOn the day I went, the protein source was chicken (sadface) and chickpeas (phew!!). Maybe on Mondays, they would have more tofu? But there were a large selection of raw and cooked veg, soup, pickles, and 2 types of rice. Finally, I can get some vegetables without cooking it myself~
The setting is also quite nice, albeit quite busy. But it was not too loud and people are polite.
All the flavours are really nice, and the organic ingredients are a bonus. It isn't the cheapest meal, but if you want to avoid heavy carbs, this is the way to go.
Guest
FrankManis
Points +20
Very nice and rare place in Tokyo - Edit
Very good buffet and healthy food.
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Faz
Points +979
Vegan Sanctuary - Edit
I love this place. My girlfriend and I just ate the buffet here and everything was super tasty! We sat in the alfresco area which is like a little oasis surrounded by plants. I wasn’t sure why this place wasn’t getting 5 stars ratings despite all the positive review but as it turns out 5 star ratings are only for fully vegan/vegetarian restaurants, (apparently they sell meat other days) otherwise I would have rated 5 stars. Come on a Monday and you won’t be disappointed!
Read morePros: All you can eat!, Entire buffet was vegan, Dog friendly alfresco area
Guest
SharonR
Points +2739
Went on a non-Monday, vegan food still available and delicious - Edit
Was trying to go to the vegan restaurant across the street but it was closed (day after the typhoon). I was worried that the vegan options would be very limited, given that they only do vegan Mondays, but the vegan options were marked and the food was delicious.
Read moreWe had a very tasty curry that came with roasted vegetables, and the spaghetti with the side salad. There's both indoor and outdoor seating. Hopefully they transition to fully vegan.
Pros: Vegan options, Organic, Outdoor seating availability
Guest
JackieJans
Points +1228
Great buffet on Monday’s - Edit
Vegetarian buffet on Monday’s is a good deal and really nice options! Haven’t been on a day other than a Monday so can’t speak to that, but the grocery store attached is also fully stocked with vegan goodies
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hokusai77
Points +13612
Large buffet - Edit
This organic restaurant offers a large buffet, where most of the dishes are vegan. The dishes I liked best were the homemade natto, the tofu meat balls, and aubergines and courgettes in barbecue sauce. Kind staff.
Read morePros: large choice
Guest
BenoitGran
Points +599
Good vegan and organic food - Edit
I went to Crayon House for dinner and was lucky because it was on Monday and Monday is Crayon House's vegan dinner day. So all the food was not only organic but also vegan. Choice between an all-you-can-eat buffet (2750 yens) and a dinner set menu (2160 yens). The set menu was big enough and quite good, though a bit more expensive than in other restaurants -- but this comes from the fact that the food here is organic.
Read morePros: Vegan and organic food, Good food and big portion
Cons: A bit pricy
Guest
sa20180201
Points +118
Monday vegetarian buffet - Edit
They use organic vegetables and enjoy variety of dishes
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channellehazel
Points +353
Nice! - Edit
Buffet was good and it was awesome to just eat my fill haha. The food was nice enough, and the atmosphere was of the outdoor area was great :) I don’t think it’s going to be a favourite for me, but it’s definitely got character.
Read morePros: Great outdoor area, Buffet - eat eat eat!
Guest
benmutagen
Points +36
vegan buffet! - Edit
Great food, Vegan buffet for lunch and dinner on mondays so we went there on a Monday.
Read moreAlso has an awesome 4 level store selling health food, natural toys, health products and books.
Cool place if you have kids but if you don't still go eat the buffet on a Monday.
Pros: vegan buffet on Monday's , health food store, great for kids
Cons: they serve meat 6 days a week
Guest
VeganYoko
Points +174
Vegan Buffet Every Monday! - Edit
Vegan Buffet on every Monday! and they change menu on every Monday. You can check the menu on this site；English below Japanese
Read more(http://www.crayonhouse.co.jp/shop/pages/vegetarian_night.aspx)
Each dishes are tasty and buffet salad is organic, it's worth to visit!
Guest
Popotan
Points +24
Meat free Monday vegan buffet - Edit
Meat Free Monday Vegan Buffet is held every Mon. both lunch and dinner.
Read moreIt is an organic veggie friendly restaurant.
The decor is like school cantine with a large counter, so easy to go in on your own.
The food is organic, simply cooked in Japanese home cooking style that suits the vegan sense of taste.
I used to like it when dinner price was 2000yen,
but now it is 2700yen.
Updated from previous review on 2017-05-31
Pros: Simple food that can be eaten everyday
Cons: Always crowded, No Vegan cakes at the confectionery
Guest
NicoNico
Points +207
Vegetarian / vegan Monday - Edit
I went to this restaurant on their special Vegetarian Monday buffet (all you can eat formule). The whole buffet was suitable for vegans (including salads, gyosa, soup, vegetables, rice...)
Read moreThe food is good but let's be honest that's not refined cuisine , though I liked it.
Pros: Good value, Nice vibe
Guest
sp13490
Points +106
Meat free Mondays! - Edit
I have been here twice in recent weeks for the Monday lunch time buffet. 1500 yen for all you can eat, healthy and delicious meat free food (with clear allergen labels in Japanese).
Read moreOn both occasions the buffet has had a variety of fresh salads, two types of potatoes (roasted/fried and mashed), a faux meat option (soy based), soup and coffee.
The food is amazing but what makes it special is the location. The outside seating area is simply beautiful, set below the street it is a quiet oasis filled with plants and lights. The perfect place to enjoy some great food on a sunny day.
It is also an organic shop if you need to pick up any vegetables or other goods!
There are a lot of families here but it is big and they mostly sit inside. There has been a small wait both times but the queue moves quickly.
Pros: Variety of healthy, clearly labelled food, Beautiful outside seating area, Shop and restaurant
Guest
selena
Points +366
hit and miss! - Edit
Went here with a gluten intolerant friend because they put labels on all the buffet dishes saying what's in everything, including meat, fish, dairy, eggs, wheat, etc. There were a lot of gluten free dishes and a lot of vegetarian dishes - about 70% for both.
Read moreThe second time I went, there were fewer choices. Lots of stuff with fish, lots of stuff with wheat, and seeing as the buffet price is set (around 2000 yen), it wasn't worth it and we went across the street to Brown Rice Cafe.
Pros: labeled with allergens and meat/fish/etc, good location, knowledgable staff
Cons: expensive-ish, hit and miss menu, serves meat
Guest
Ookami
Points +39
Nice lunch, for decent price - Edit
We had lunch at the Crayon today, and I was quite happy with the place.
Read moreGet ready for a queue, lots of kids, but because the place is big it didn't really bother me too much.
I'm a pescatarian, and today there was only one dish that I couldn't have, a casserole with chicken, but apart from that they had like 5-6 dishes.
The food wasn't that fancy, like don't expect mango and melon salads or soy meat dishes on offer, but for ¥1200 all you can eat buffet I think it's really-really worth it.
They have a shop full with organic produce, I bought some dried soy meat, hope it's gonna be nice.
Pros: good value for money, friendly staff
Cons: I don't like the hippy 'no nuke' signs, but I gues
Guest
guillaume
Points +60
Nice buffet style place - Edit
I came with carnivores friends on a late evening. It is not very much of a dinner place but a nice place to eat a fresh, clean, healthy, and organic meal. As mentioned not everything is vegan/vegetarian but the staff will help you as much as they can to make you know what you are eating. Staff is very friendly. Since they weren't many people in the place while we were there, the staff arrange for me a variant of some of the main dish to be vegan. Nice attention. This place though is more of lunch place like many other vegan/vegetarian place around Tokyo.
Read morePros: Organic, healthy, fresh, clean, Vegan/Vegetarian friendly, Friendly staff
Cons: More of a lunch place
Guest
elizabeth.harmon
Points +39
Crayon House Shop - Edit
I have not eaten at the Cafe located here, but I frequently go to the little Organic Crayon House shop which is in the same location. They have a great selection of veg foods, vegetables, fresh bakery bread... soy meats, etc.
Read morePros: selection, price, friendly
Guest
clark
Points +293
noisy and crowded but good - Edit
Crayon House is a good place to go for lunch if you happen to be in the Omotesando area. Their buffet consists of 8-10 items, usually of which at least half are vegetarian. As others have pointed out, the miso soup is not vegetarian but the ingredients of the dishes are usually listed (in Japanese) along with icons of meat/fish for those who can't read Japanese.
Read moreBe prepared for potentially long lines during lunchtime. There can also be a lot of children there because of the parenting facilities above. If you're looking for someplace quiet to eat, this might not be the best place.
Pros: local produce
Cons: noisy
Guest
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