The Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau (TCVB) and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government have once again published the TOKYO Vegan & Vegetarian Restaurant Guide this year.
This booklet is a guidebook introducing restaurants in Tokyo that cater to vegan and vegetarian food needs. VegeProject Japan has cooperated in its production since the guide was first launched, and we also supervised this 2026-2027 edition.
A total of 123 restaurants are featured, including restaurants certified under our organization’s vegan certification. They are introduced under three categories: “All menu items are vegan”, “Some menu items are vegan”, and “Some menu items are vegetarian”.
In addition to photos of dishes and restaurant interiors, the guide includes information such as opening hours, phone numbers, and access. QR codes for websites and Google Maps are also included.
Our organization’s vegan certified restaurants featured in the guide (in Japanese alphabetical order): RAMEN YOROIYA, KO-SO CAFE BIORISE, Shabu-Shabu Kinnome, Shunzai Jizake-dokoro Momotaro, Shochiku-en, T’s Tantan, NagiCrepe, HealthyTOKYO, Vegan Eat Tokyo, MAZULU HALAL BEEF NOODLE, LONGING HOUSE
Featured again on HappyCow
The completion of this booklet was also introduced on the Happy Cow Instagram account, for the widely used global app for finding restaurants that cater to vegan and vegetarian food needs.
Related to the release of this booklet, AreaWalker has also continued running special features since last year. Last year, a series of articles featuring an interview with our representative Haruko Kawano was published.
●VegeProject Japan representative Haruko Kawano: “Catering to vegan and vegetarian food needs means doing something good for the planet” (Japanese)
●Enjoy vegan and vegetarian menu options in Tokyo! Three recommendations selected by an expert (Japanese)
This year, a special feature was published on Soranoiro NIPPON, a ramen shop located in Tokyo Station.
How to get the restaurant guide
The English edition of this booklet is distributed at tourist information centers and other locations in Tokyo. For details on distribution locations, please check the Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau website. You can also view and download both the Japanese and English editions here.
Whether you are vegan or vegetarian, visiting Tokyo from Japan or abroad, or simply looking for a good restaurant in the city, we hope you will make use of this guide.
