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CLOSED: Toge no Genkiya
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Closed
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Japanese
Take-out
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Little musubi (rice ball) shop. Has brown rice musubi with or without nori seaweed wrappings and with different fillings. Offers lunch sets, which is 2 musubi, miso soup, and small vegetable dishes. Soup stock is vegan, but some of the musubi fillings contain fish so watch out. Reported closed Dec 2021.
5 Reviews
First Review by MissJO'H
Speni
Points +48
OK for rice balls, but nothing else is vegan or vegetarian. - Edit
Just say “no dashi, vegetarian” slowly, when in front of all the rice balls in the glass display under the cabinet. The staff should point out 2 or 3 that don’t contain any fish seasoning. Don’t order drinks, free tea and water once inside
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RichCarey
Points +399
only vegan food was onigiri, could have just gone 7-11... - Edit
only vegan food was onigiri, could have just gone 7-11...
Read morePros: tasted better than 7-11
Cons: wasn't really worth hunting down
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CarlosGP
Points +335
Decent alternative in central area - Edit
I agree with the other reviewers. I have been coming here for several years now, when I visit Fukuoka. At 540 yen, the vegetarian set menu is a great value, but watch out for egg if you are vegan. The two onegiri included are quite filling, yet easy to digest.
Read morePros: Central location, Decent, healthy food, Great prices
Cons: Language may be an issue
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DennisD
Points +50
A few vegan options, I think - Edit
Having my friend order for me I'm not 100% sure my order was completely vegan. However I don't have any other reason to believe it wasn't. There were a few vegan options and I tried three of them! Might be a little difficult to find because currently the map shows the wrong location.
Read moreEdit: Now it's the correct location!
Updated from previous review on 2016-10-02
Pros: Fast food
Cons: Probably doesn't know a lot of English.
Guest
MissJO'H
Points +25
Worth a try at least - Edit
So I noticed that this shop has yet to be reviewed so I decided to take one for the team and just do it. Fairly easy to get to from Hakata (take the subway to Tenjin Station then about 5-10 minute walk to the IMS mall where Toge no Genkiya is located). The shop itself is quiet with a nice ambiance to it. Staff are helpful with pointing out vegetarian options. On a slight side note I cannot vouch for staff English speaking abilities as I only spoke in Japanese to them but they did understand the word "vegetarian" so that's a start. If you opt for only onigiri they are about ¥230 each (not sure if that includes tax). There are only three options for vegans/vegetarians; plain salt, wakame seaweed and Umeboshi. Alternatively you can go for a lunch set (¥500, not too badly priced for what you get). Which is what I did. Unfortunately there is only one lunch set that is guaranteed vegan friendly and the dishes that make up the entire lunch set cannot be exchanged for something else. The food itself was really great and full of umami, despite no dashi. If you don't want to make the trip to Tenjin I noticed that there is a tiny stall (for vegans/vegetarians only the three onigiri options) in Hakata JR station, same location as Evah Dining Macorobiotic Bento stall. Overall I rate it three out of four stars. It as definitely worth a try.
Read morePros: Great tasting food, Helpful staff
Cons: Limited vegan/vegetarian options , A little on the expensive side for an onigiri
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