1F Sepia Harajuku Building, 4-5-12 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Nearest station
Omote-sando Stn
Cuisine
Vegetable-forward cafe (vegan & GF options)
Price
¥¥
English menu / support
✓
Signature
Farmer's vegan salad & vegetable omelette
Mr. Farmer Omotesando is the flagship of Tokyo's vegetable-forward cafe group, and the one branch in the chain that has gone fully vegan — no dairy, no eggs, nothing hidden in the sauces. It sits down a quiet backstreet a few minutes from Omotesando Station, more mellow than the boutiques nearby, with a mix of indoor tables and a small outdoor terrace, and local event flyers pinned near the register that give the room a neighborhood-cafe feel rather than a polished flagship one.
The kitchen pulls produce from roughly 100 contract farms around Japan, and it shows on the plate: the Buddha Bowl and the seasonal salads change with what's coming in, while the tempeh katsu burger and mushroom burger are the heartier draws for anyone skeptical that a vegan menu can be filling. Save room for the vegan cheesecake — pumpkin and strawberry versions rotate through, and reviewers single them out more often than almost anything else on the menu. Several gluten-free dishes are on offer too, though this isn't a dedicated gluten-free kitchen, so if you're strictly avoiding cross-contact it's worth flagging to staff rather than assuming.
Practically: it's open year-round except Dec 31 to Jan 1 (10:00–21:00 weekdays, 9:00–21:00 weekends, last order 20:00, shorter hours Jan 2–3), takes reservations online through Tabelog, and — unusually for a small Tokyo cafe — accepts basically every payment method going, from major cards to Suica to PayPay, so there's no cash-only surprise at the register. The site and menu are in English too, which makes ordering straightforward even without much Japanese. Weekends draw a steady crowd — some visitors report a short wait outside at peak times — so booking ahead is the safer move if you have a specific time in mind.
✓ Last verified Jul 2026
Hours and details can change — please confirm before you visit.
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