Evah Dining Macrobiotic - JR Hakata station

We purchase their deli items approximately biweekly. I know I should be thankful for having a vegetarian/vegan deli as an option, but I would love to see more variety in their menu items. Their deep fried soy meat (fake fried chicken) is my personal favorite.

It took me a long time to find Evah in Hakata station the first time, but it was fast the next few times. There are various vegan bento boxes of different sizes, along with some baked goods. Great for taking with you on the train!

This is a small stand, so you can just pick what box(es) you want and pay for them. No Japanese is no problem unless you have specific questions.

還不錯吃，但有些食物有洋蔥
位置 near mister donut

A little tricky to find, but it's obvious when following other reviewers instructions.
The food was great, the selection was great, the flavours were great and the value for money was fantastic!
They only do bento boxes and the like, so no good if you want a sit-down meal, but that's not their focus, but is useful information if you don't know.

So I arrive in Fukuoka after a four hour bus ride and I'm tired and starving and the only thing more frustrating than being a vegan in Japan is being vegan and lactose intolerant. So all I can say is thank the lord for this little bento box stall in the station... I'm not a huge fan of bento boxes but these ones I'd be happy to eat time and time again. I think they are very appealing as they look almost the same as a standard bento box so I feel even non vegans would enjoy them. I only wish there was little shop like this back in Kagawa where I live.

Evah's lunch boxes were the only real meals I had during my vacation in Fukuoka. It is located in Hakata station, and has a variety of vegan menus like brown rice, fried rice or seasoned rice with scrumptious veggies, side dishes and fried meat substitutes on the side as well as sweet muffins and fresh burgers. All employees there were very kind and helping to make my experiences and memories more pleasant. Also, all the dishes I had were really fresh, neat and tasty. The prices approximately range from 4,000 yen to 8,000 yen, which are very reasonable and affordable. I'll definitely visit the place again when I go on a trip to Fukuoka.

The stall is just off the main statio concourse, near the Shinkansen, in a building/arcade called Amu Est. They have a large range of different boxes. I don't speak Japanese so didn't really know what I would be eating each time, but I loved being able to come here and just grab a box without worrying, particularly as Fukuoka is a difficult place to find veggie options. It's really cheap, too, and everything I've had was tasty. They're packaged in clear-lidded containers so you can see what you're getting, even if you don't know exactly what it is. They also seem to do some pretty steep discounts if you arrive just before closing, eg all boxes for Y300.

Small stall inside the Hakata station, next to the Shinkansen entrance (Central gate). The food was very good. I also had some muffins, which were delicious. As it was getting late, some of the dishes were discounted so it was a real bargain!

To find the place, go in the JR main hall. Then from the Chikushi gate (East exit), head in the direction of the Hakata gate (West exit). You'll quickly find the AMU EST area, very close to the East exit, not far from the information center. Evah Dining Macrobiotic is right behind Mister Donut.

Great bentos to take away. If you are in Hiroshima and have a JR pass, you should come to Fukuoka (Hakata) and have breakfast here, visit the excellent Asian Art Museum (closed on Wednesdays), have lunch at their branch inside the Hakata Riverain Mall and take some bentos for dinner. The food is so good that it makes the 68 min train ride worthwhile.

Location: from Chikushi Gate, walk straight a few meters and look for the Mister Donut on your left. Evah Dining is just in front, slightly on the left.

It took us a little while to find this beauty as their is food everywhere in the station, however once we did I was so chipper! Loads of different bento boxes with mock meats and different salads as well as packed with rice. We were yet to find any vego or vegan bento boxes so was so excited to eat these.

My boyfriend and I got two each as we hadn't eaten all day - one would have definitely sufficed as they are quite filling. Each had loads of different goodies and each thing was delicious! Definitely go here and grab yourself a box! They did do baked goods but we went late in the afternoon so they were sold out by then. I'd suggest go early if you would like to grab something like that.

If you enter from the Chisou Gate (? I can't quite remember the name) and walk straight until you see all the little bento stalls on the right, it's after the first stall but facing inwards. Just look for the sign, it's written in english!

It's often hard in Japan to find food of which you can be absolutely sure it's vegan, so it's quite nice to find a place that actually mentions it in written form. It's a small place in Hakata station, but still there's choice.

I had a mixed menu with 9 mini-dishes, all of which were quite good :) so great!

picked up lunch here to take home after a long shinkansen journey. i paid about ¥800 for some tea and a mixed bento box with all kinds of vegan goodies including a croquette and something along the lines of fried soy chicken with three kinds of brown rice, which i thought was fairly cheap for the quality. highly recommend to anyone in the area.

My partner and I left our camera on a shinkensen in Hiroshima and had to travel to Hakata to retrieve it and were very pleasantly surprised to find a vegan place only metres away from the station! We had to buy not one but three bento boxes, vegan bread, a muffin and two sets of biscuits! All were very yummy and we would definitely go again. It was so nice to have vegan bread as well!

I went to this deli today because I really wanted a baked product (like a muffin or a cookie) and I was a little disappointed because, despite other reviews citing these products are here, they are not.

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I passed through this railway station twice to get a train and grabbed a bento box and some sweets (cupcakes) each time and one night I even popped down here from my hotel and picked up the same food for dinner to take back to my hotel. Oh, and I got another Bento box from here to take on the ferry to Busan, South Korea (otherwise i would have gone hungry on that boat!). I'd call this food moderately priced rather than inexpensive. There was quite a selection to choose from and the several items that I sampled were all delicious. I turned up late one night just before 7pm and nearly everything was gone from the vegan cabinet so get in early if you can!! The vegan section is on the left!

It was a miracle I found this this place! Ideal to gar just before catching a bullet train (Shinkansen) or eat at your hotel. So happy to find this place!! Wish they'd have a branch in my city, Osaka!