A fully plant-based restaurant near Asakusa Station where every dish is vegan, additive-free and gluten-free, so it is dairy-free by definition. A per-dish allergen chart is published, so check it for nut content; we have not confirmed it is nut-free and do not tag it as such.
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私はヴィーガンです。肉・魚・卵・乳製品は食べられません。
Watashi wa vīgan desu. Niku, sakana, tamago, nyūseihin wa taberaremasen.
I'm vegan. I can't eat meat, fish, eggs or dairy.
出汁に魚やかつおは使っていますか？Is there fish or bonito in the dashi (stock)?
野菜だけで作れますか？Could you make it with vegetables only?
Vegan tempura, waffles and seasonal plant-based plates
Marugoto Vegan Dining Asakusa is a fully plant-based restaurant a minute's walk from Asakusa Station's Ginza Line Exit 5, built on the idea that vegan food should also be gentle on the body: every dish is additive-free, gluten-free, and made without the five pungent alliums (garlic, onion, leek, chive and their relatives), and the kitchen skips alcohol and refined sugar too, so nothing here is masked with shortcuts.
The kitchen leans into South American-inflected vegetable cooking, and the avocado curry is a standout that turns up often in visitor reviews — bright, herbaceous, and built from produce rather than mock-meat substitutes. Both the owner and staff are vegan themselves, which shows in how readily they'll walk a curious first-timer through the menu. The dining room doubles as one of Asakusa's more relaxed vegan stops: a small, stylish space in Hanakawado that opens onto a terrace, seating around 20 indoors (25 standing), and easygoing enough for families with kids or a dog at the outdoor tables. The restaurant, previously known as THE FARM CAFE, publishes a per-dish allergen chart online — worth checking directly if you're managing a nut allergy, since the kitchen doesn't currently claim nut-free status.
One practical note for 2026: as of July, dinner service is paused while the restaurant concentrates on lunch (11:30–16:00, last order 15:30, closed Mondays) amid staffing constraints, so check the current calendar on the official site before planning an evening visit. Reservations are encouraged through the restaurant's own online booking, and payment isn't cash-only — credit cards, IC cards like Suica, and QR payments such as PayPay are all accepted.
✓ Last verified Jul 2026
Hours and details can change — please confirm before you visit.
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