Vegan-friendly
Japanese
Macrobiotic
Take-out
Bakery
Fusion
Non-veg
Serves fish, vegan options available. Pescatarian menu with fish and vegan food. Uses macrobiotic principles to make the meals, pastries, and bakery goods. One of several restaurants. Open Mon-Sun 7:30am-10:00am, 11:00am-9:00pm. Last order 30 minutes before closing.
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Royal Park Tower, 1-6-3 Higashi-Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan
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48 Reviews
First Review by ashwinn
jorblian
Points +149
Great desserts without lots of gluten free options - Edit
Right next to the Miyazaki clock (you can even watch the show from the windows if it's cold out, but you should definitely go out to see it), this place has delicious vegan desserts with multiple gluten free options.
Read moreThe staff are great and it's a relaxed atmosphere though still a bit upscale. They have a small shop area where you can buy snacks etc.
Pros: Vegan desserts with gluten free options, Views of the Miyazaki clock
Cons: Price may be a bit off putting
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MichaelRobinson
Points +3673
Pancakes! - Edit
This place was recommended by a friend, we arrived at opening time of 11am in search of vegan pancakes. We both had the vegan pancakes which came beautifully presented with fruit and granola. The pancakes were good but I preferred the ones I'd had at Ki to Mizu to Tsuchi to. Also I'm not a massive fruit fan. The coffee with soy milk was very good though and they have vegan cakes, muffins and cookies.
Read morePros: Vegan Pancakes., Nice looking place., Reasonably priced.
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nlhaigh
Points +1028
So good! - Edit
You won’t be disappointed. Huge menu, great atmosphere, friendly staff. Me and my omnivore boyfriend both loved our meals and will be back before we leave.
Read morePros: Tons of vegan options, English on menus, Friendly staff
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Lehmannation
Points +19
Again: very good, very pricey - Edit
I loved the smoothies and fake meat, and the fries were to die for. It was 6k yen though...
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fabiennedemmer
Points +516
Nice food, bit expensive - Edit
The food was good, they had some glutenfree vegan options, which are hard to find in Tokyo.
Read morePros: Good food, Glutenfree options
Cons: Expensive, Restaurant was a bit to modern for my taste
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mamabean69
Points +423
Best dessert ever - Edit
This was the biggest restaurant we've been to in Japan. Really good food.
Read morePros: Decent amount of vegan choices. Seriously, the b
Cons: A little more expensive than some other places.
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ForAnimalsJapan
Points +5449
Pricey but tasty - Edit
English below👇東京の汐留にある『チャヤマクロビ』というレストランに行きました。
Read moreほぼ全面ガラス張りの開放的な広い店内で清潔感に溢れています。肉料理は一切ありませんが、魚料理があるのでヴィーガンの方はご注意下さい。
私たちが頂いたのは『ヴィーガンデリプレート』でデザートと飲み物が付いているボリュームのあるメニューでした。スープとスムージーを合わせて7種類ある料理はどれも美味しく頂けました。
また店内には各種レトルトやお茶、クッキーなどのスナックやパスタなどの乾物、読み物なども販売されています。注文後、空いている時間に見て回るのも楽しかったです。
近くにお越しの方に是非お勧めします！
Chaya Macrobiotics is a swanky restaurant that has locations in Shinjuku, Hibiya, and Shiodome, Tokyo. We visited the Shiodome location.
Everything on the menu is vegan, except for a few dishes that have fish. We got the Deli Plate for lunch. It’s a little pricey for our tastes considering the portion size, but you can really taste the quality. It felt healthy and tasted delicious. The gorgeous space and friendly staff made our meal that much better. 🌞 They also have baked goods, retort curries, and other goodies you can buy in a little shop area by the register.
Pros: Gorgeous setting in a convenient location, Delicious, fresh, healthy food, Gift shop sells lots of great stuff
Cons: A little expensive
Guest
daoriginalhero@gmail.
Points +30
Delicious, healthy, well presented - Edit
Lovely setting. Big and airy. Simple menu but lots of choice for veggies. Totally delicious food with lots of veggies which can be lacking in other Japanese meals.
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redeyebluez
Points +8
Right under the Ghibli clock at Royal Park Hotel - Edit
Easy to make a reservation online but the place was not busy on a Sunday night when we visited. A nice space with surprisingly good food that's also very photogenic! My "vegan deli plate" included lots of varied tasty veggies which were very flavorful and the brown stew for my meat-loving boyfriend tasted just like "normal" meat stew even though there was no meat. My vegetarian friend was also happy with her "farmer's vegetable & super food salad & deli plate". Highly recommend the super delicious "fried wild craft potato - rosemary" - it was amazing! Could see the giant Ghibli clock from our seats. Also check out the awesome illuminations nearby at Caretta nearby with shows every 15 minutes in the winter. Would give it 5 stars but it's not possible here since they also offer some fish dishes.
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RemyWilliams
Points +94
Wholesome and delicious - Edit
This cafe serves really delicious vegan macrobiotic foods. All of the meals are reasonably priced and are full of organic goodness. The setting is serene and peaceful, and all the employees are lovely! They also have a range of cakes that are both vegan and gluten free, I tried the almond and chocolate tier cake.
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vitalvegan
Points +321
Scrumptious desserts and good mains - Edit
Fairly easily found from Shimbashi station, although not exactly clear whether we were at ground level or higher. Anyway, if you find the hotel, I’m sure they’ll tell you which floor it is. Went here twice as food was so good and price was reasonable for the quality, including some absolutely scrumptious desserts.
Read moreA bonus of Chaya is that if you go outside and go up one level, you’ll find a big steampunk style clock and this gives a performance starting at 5.58pm and lasting about 5 minutes that is worth seeing and hearing.
Pros: very good food, pleasant ambience , not far from Shimbashi subway station
Cons: On the slightly dearer side but still reasonable
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chb-pbfp
Points +11099
Nice vegan restaurant - Edit
This was my lucky stay, since this restaurant was located in the hotel I was in for the week in Tokyo and I didn't know.
Read moreIt is a lovely vegan restaurant with a lot of different options and I think I've tested them almost all.
There is a little shop, so I even had several things for takeaway as well.
The location (for me since I was in the hotel, ideal!) was great, the place and interior very nice, the staff is lovely (they don't all speak English) and the food is amazing.
They propose a lot of vegan food for lunch, dinner, desserts...
Sometimes the opening hours were not always in line with the business activities I had.
Pros: Great food, Lovely staff, Nice place
Cons: Opening hours not ideal for me, Don't speak English
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Chiara Cassandra
Points +350
loveley cakes, nice food - Edit
Small portions as almost everywhere in Japan :) but when I visited, all the menu was vegan (no fish offered)
Read moreI had the daily plate and a slice of strawberry cake (very nice) and 2 scones to take away, slurp!
(staff cannot speak english, but some customers helped me out. also, the menu has english translation)
Pros: good cakes
Cons: small portions
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runawaymonkey
Points +20
yummy food - Edit
This is the 2nd time I've visited the Chaya chain. They have a nice selection of items. Very fresh foods - I ordered the kale & avocado taco salad. This location is a nice and relaxed.
Read moreTheir menu should probably note which items contain fish.
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Taiki
Points +169
Good atmosphere - Edit
Their foods are bit expensive but tasty. Good atmosphere and friendly staffs. One of my favorite place.
Read morePros: Good atmosphere
Cons: a bit expensive
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Greyskies
Points +243
Lovely peaceful atmosphere in upmarket setting - Edit
Really nice to find a restaurant which is mainly vegan, and also has raw vegan options. It is quite pricey, but the portions are a decent size.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan choice, The few fish dishes are clearly marked, Beautifully presented
Cons: Bit pricey
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juliabernard
Points +78
My favourite! - Edit
This is one of my favourite places in Tokyo.
Read moreThe portions are not big but for me they are more than enough + they are very pretty.
Since I don't eat frieds things sometimes when I order deli plate there are things that I can't eat but then I can share them with my friends.
I love their gluten free pasta, "meat" balls and brown rice.
The restaurant is easy to find and it is spacious and neat.
I love it!
Pros: delicious and nice, easy to find, big
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meme
Points +71
Good food but portions are a bit small - Edit
The athmosphere is very calm so if you need a break, this is the place. The food is good and there is an English menu. The portions are a bit small though.
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SP
Points +1440
packaged food simply heated up? - Edit
I was a bit disappointed. First of all, I ordered a pasta dish, which I thought was to be a tomato-cream sauce, but in reality it was for the most part a tomato sauce. Secondly, after eating and paying I wandered around the shop looking at the items they have for sale, and saw the exact tomato sauce which I had just eaten, but in a package. I guess my pasta sauce that evening came from such a package, in which case, why bother eating out?
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iokan
Points +2098
Love it! - Edit
All vegetarians and vegans know the problem: Japan is a great country, until it is time to eat. Every day is a new challenge. "Chaya Macrobiotics" in Shiodome (Tokyo) was a life saver for me. The sign on the building proudly states: "Fresh seasonable vegetables and whole grains, no meat, no eggs, no dairy, no refined sugar". For reasons beyond my comprehension fish is on the menu. However, the (English!) menu clearly states which dishes have fish in them so one can easily steer clear of them.
Read moreDuring my three week stay in Tokyo I went back to Chaya many times and basically I tried everything on the menu, except for the dishes with fish in it. Every time I had a tasty and healthy meal. My favourites were the deep fried tofu wrapped in seaweed (starter) and the soy milk risotto (main dish).
Portions are rather small and Chaya isn't exactly cheap. A "set menu" doesn't mean several servings (starter, main, desster), but just a big plate offering some extra variety and costs about 1200 yen. Yet, the high quality product and good service make up for it.
The prestigious location might also explains the somewhat higer price. Chaya Macrobiotics is in the same building as the "Royal Park Hotel Shiodome" (on the ground floor), making it extremely easy to find. From the Shiodome station it is a one minute walk. From Ginza main street it is a 5 minute walk. In other words: easy to find, conventiently located.
Pros: easy to find, good, healthy food, English menu
Cons: Not cheap, Small portions
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ashwinn
Points +802
vegan + seafood (within the royal park hotel) - Edit
Nice spot at the ground level of the royal park hotel, close to media / advertising companies.
Read moreDefinitely worth a stop if you're in the neighborhood. Wouldn't travel a great distance to come here.
Pros: service, clearly marked vegan / seafood dishes , vegan desserts
Cons: pricey / high rent location
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