Lacto
Japanese
Take-out
Japanese sweets "Wagashi " and a Matcha cafe. Wagashi, a Mitarashi dango (mochi), and a Warsbimochi are vegan and gluten free. Mitarashi syrup contains soy sauce which contains wheat. Matcha latte has plant-milk option. Open Mon 10:00am-5:00pm, Wed-Sun 10:00am-5:00pm. Closed Tue.
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27-20 Fukakusa Ichinotsubocho, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, Japan, 612-0012
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Last update on 23 Nov 2023 by 合同会社KYOTOVEGAN
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3 Reviews
First Review by 合同会社KYOTOVEGAN
katbar
Points +1096
Yummy mochi - Edit
I really enjoyed the mochi but wasn’t the biggest fan of the dango.
Read moreI removed one star because the staff wasn’t friendly and helpful, which negatively impacted my experience here. I kindly asked the lady if she could charge my phone for a couple of minutes as I ate because my battery was almost dead. She flat out said no.
Updated from previous review on 2024-05-11
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Plantos
Points +1849
Good looking & Fair priced 🍡 - Edit
Lovely shop with nice interior, fast and kind service. The Mitarashi Dango was freshly reheated and served in a really nice manner.
Read moreIf you generally like this dish this is a go to for you. Personally it just wasn't my taste but that certainly shouldn't influence the rating.
🍡 2x Mitarashi Dango (300¥ | 1.9$)
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合同会社KYOTOVEGAN
Points +34
A Japanese spice shop that sells traditional wagashi sweets and matcha. Their mitarashi dango and warabimochi are vegan and gluten free. The mitarashi sauce contains soy sauce, which contains wheat. They have a plant-based milk option for matcha lattes. - Edit
It is located on the approach to Fushimi Inari Shrine. You can enjoy matcha, mitarashi dango, warabi mochi, etc. It is also a shop that sells Japanese pepper, a valuable herb. Herbs that freshen the tongue also help the stomach and intestines and are good for the body. When you order matcha, you can have it made at the tea ceremony. The mitarashi is baked to order, so it's soft and delicious!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-11-16
Pros: Mitarashi, Sansho herb, Maccha
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