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A vegan and gluten-free ramen specialist in Gion run by patissier Yukiko Uno, using rice-flour-and-kelp noodles and gluten-free soy sauce in a soy-milk broth — one of Kyoto's most reliably gluten-free, fish-dashi-free ramen options. The strongest 'dedicated kitchen' claims come from third-party listings rather than the venue itself, so celiac diners should confirm cross-contamination protocol directly with staff.
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Vegan
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?
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Details
- Nearest station
- Gion-Shijo Stn
- Cuisine
- Vegan & gluten-free soy-milk ramen
- Price
- ¥¥
- English menu / support
- ✓
- Signature
- Creamy soy-milk ramen with rice-flour noodles and gluten-free soy sauce
Gion Soy Milk Ramen Uno Yukiko (ぎをん豆乳らーめん うのゆきこ) sits on Yamatooji-dori in Higashiyama, roughly a three- to four-minute walk from Keihan Gion-Shijo Station and an easy detour off the main Gion sightseeing route. It opened in October 2022, founded by Kyoto-born pastry chef Yukiko Uno, who has said the idea began after she met a boy with 23 food allergies — she wanted to build a ramen bowl that people managing serious dietary restrictions could order without a round of questions first.
The kitchen is built around that premise: every bowl is 100% plant-based, and the restaurant states it has never brought wheat into the kitchen, using rice-and-kelp noodles and gluten-free soy sauce in place of standard wheat noodles and shoyu tare. There's no third-party gluten-free certification on record, so travelers managing celiac disease should still confirm cross-contamination protocols with staff rather than assume "celiac-safe" — but for gluten-avoidant and vegan diners generally, this is a more dedicated setup than most Kyoto ramen shops offer. Several dishes can also be made allium-free (no onion/garlic) on request.
The signature bowl, Soy Milk Ramen "Yuki," runs around ¥1,500 and pairs a mushroom-and-vegetable broth with housemade soy milk over rice-flour noodles; a tantanmen version and a seasonal vegetable ramen are usually also on the menu, alongside gyoza, okara croquettes, and gluten-free/vegan desserts — including a self-serve vending machine of frozen vegan cakes outside the door that staff will warm up on request.
An English menu is available and ordering runs through a QR code at the table. The restaurant does not take reservations for regular seating (expect to queue, especially at lunch), though private group charters can be arranged, including through tour platforms like KKday and Pelago. Hours are generally listed as around 11:00 AM to roughly 9:00–9:30 PM (last order) — listings vary slightly and have shifted over time — so as with any small, owner-run restaurant, confirm same-day hours before making a special trip.
Last verified Jul 2026
Hours and details can change — please confirm before you visit.






