100% Vegan in Tokyo
54/100
Ranked #2 of 24 Japan cities on the Plants Pack vegan city score.
9 fully vegan places in Tokyo, Japan, listed with 100% plant-based menus; 4 admin-verified against the venue's own website.
How this list is compiled
4 of 9 venues here are at our highest verification tier — opened on their own website, checked for animal products on the menu, cross-referenced against secondary sources (HappyCow, local vegan blogs) and confirmed currently open before being tagged 100% vegan; the most recent review was 25 May 2026. The rest are listed as 100% vegan from vegan-first source data and haven't been individually re-checked yet.
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About vegan places in Tokyo
9 places with vegan options across Tokyo, 9 of them fully vegan. Shibuya, Shimokitazawa and Kichijōji are the most vegan-dense Tokyo neighborhoods. Vegan ramen, plant-based sushi and shojin-ryori (Buddhist temple cuisine) are easier finds than visitors expect. 4 are admin-reviewed so far; the remaining 5 come from community and OSM imports. Notable spots include Ain Soph.Ginza, Masaka and Next Meats.
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Frequently asked about vegan Tokyo
How many vegan places are in Tokyo?
9 vegan and vegan-friendly places in Tokyo, Japan on Plants Pack, including 9 fully vegan, 4 vegan shops.
Are there fully vegan restaurants in Tokyo?
Yes - 9 spots serve no animal products at all. The remaining 0 places are vegan-friendly, with plant-based options on the menu.
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