1F Ginza Belvia Building, 2-4-6 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Nearest station
Ginza-itchome Stn
Cuisine
Vegan cafe / plant-based
Price
¥¥
English menu / support
✓
Signature
Plant-based omurice
2foods Ginza Loft is a fully vegan cafe tucked onto the ground floor of Ginza Loft, the multi-floor lifestyle store a minute's walk from Ginza-itchome Station, where the whole kitchen — burgers, curry, even the pastry case — runs entirely on plant-based versions of Japan's junkiest comfort food.
The dish to order is the Ever Egg Omurice (around ¥1,300): a mound of soy-meat ketchup rice folded through with corn, draped in a jiggly "egg" made from carrots and white kidney beans, then finished with a demi-glace built slowly from sautéed onions, red wine, and soy-milk butter. If you'd rather go savory and handheld, the Teriyaki Avocado Burger or the Original Spicy Burger (both about ¥1,400) put a soy patty on whole-grain buns, and a gluten-free curry covers the wheat-free crowd too. Leave room for the pastry counter by the register — vegan croissants and doughnuts made without egg or dairy, plus a gâteau au chocolat built on brown rice flour, almond milk, and beet sugar that tastes far richer than the ingredient list suggests.
It's a small, bright room — about 32 seats, ordering by QR code at the table — and it fills up fast around lunch, so a solo counter seat is often the easiest way in. Every dish on the menu is 100% plant-based, with no dashi or hidden fish stock anywhere in the kitchen, which makes it one of the rare Ginza cafes where a vegan traveler genuinely doesn't need to cross-examine the staff. English menus are on hand, cards and e-money are accepted (no need to carry cash), and the location inside Ginza Loft makes it an easy stop to fold into an afternoon of shopping around Ginza-itchome.
✓ Last verified Jul 2026
Hours and details can change — please confirm before you visit.
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