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Serves meat, vegan options available. American diner chain with vegan friendly options such as salads, side dishes and main dishes marked on the menu that can be customized with "Zero meat" a Japanese vegan steak like patty. Open Mon-Sun 6:30am-11:00pm.
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2 Chome-11 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku City (at Shinjuku Green Tower Building), Tokyo, Japan, 160-0023
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Last update on 02 Oct 2023 by sasham
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Added by sasham on 22 Feb 2023
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1 Review
First Review by sasham
sasham
Points +5246
Soy patty is very filling - Edit
Spring/Summer 2025 menu update:
Read moreVegan options include
-Zero Meat Hamburger steak salad
-Hamburger steak with grated daikon sauce (switch to Zero-Meat patty)
-White Rice
-French fries
-Kudzu Manju dessert
The vegan set plate is nicely presented with a salad, zeromeat steak patty, rice bowl, veggie/eggplant side dish and drinks.
The salad has avocado, seeds as well as salad and veggies and some organge. You get a small bowl of olive oil as dressing.
They seem to have an entire soymeat menu in addition to the set plate, but I have not checked it all those dishes are vegan friendly or not. You can also order additional items
such as fries and rice.
I don't usally eat here, but I am loving the effort they are making. Very easy to order from an Ipad with both English and Japanese display.
Updated from previous review on 2023-02-22
BethS76
Just commenting with updated info for readers:
Read moreThe vegan plate set has been discontinued.
Currently (as of December 2024), there is the option to change the patty on several of their regular menu Hamburg items to a zeromeat patty, but this does not guarantee they are vegan.
The "Japanese-style Hamburg steak" still lists chicken as an allergen in the zeromeat version.
The "Hamburger Steak with Grated Daikon Radish Sauce" does not list any animal allergens in the zeromeat version, but not all animal ingredients are considered allergens. Katsuo (bonito fish) is very common in Japanese sauces but isn't considered an allergen so would not be listed. So there's a possibility that the soy sauce on this hamburg may contain katsuo.
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