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Vegan
Japanese
Fast food
Take-out
Breakfast
Counter selling oyaki, which are dumplings stuffed with different types of vegetables such as potato, pumpkin, mushroom, and/or red beans. All the varieties are vegan. Previously loocated in Midori department store (the sub-store called Oraho, 2F) which is part of the shopping malls in Nagano central train station. Located in the basement of the shopping center. Take the escalator down and go straight ahead and take a right. Open Mon-Sun 9:00am-8:00pm.
90 Reviews
First Review by Astrid_Maine
Carol-annDonaldson
Points +66
Quick and easy - Edit
The pumpkin and red bean ones are yummy
Read morePros: Easy to find
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brodcw
Points +267
Is now fully vegan, and amazing! - Edit
See picture - no longer uses dairy. Amazing fillings and pretty reasonable. It's on the second floor, in the right section of the shopping centre.
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cocobbbear
Points +89
So delicious - Edit
Amazing food which is easy to take away! The green onion and mixed vegetable were sooo good. Non vegan family love it too.
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shaiguy90
Points +94
Excellent and quick - Edit
Easy to grab on our way to the train out of Nagano. Super tasty (except the thistle, which wasn’t my style). Despite the fact that the dough is buckwheat-based I guess it still has wheat because the staff said that none of them were gluten free, so my wife was disappointed.
Read morePros: Cheap, Tasty
Cons: No gluten free option
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webbie
Points +33
Delicious Oyaki - Edit
What a simple but delicious meal - Oyaki, a bun stuffed with vegetables and a local speciality of Nagano. The mixed vegetables was our favorite but we also enjoyed the pumpkin, green onion and mushroom. The staff were helpful and very friendly. Although a take out or take away, there is seating only a few metres away which is next to a bar where we also sampled some local beer on tap - a perfect complement to the meal. Highly recommended.
Read morePros: Delicious local Nagano vegan food
Cons: None
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vitalvegan
Points +423
right where it was supposed to be - Edit
Irohado Oyaki stall, Friday, 30/6/2017 1pm
Read moreThis was just inside the Midori department store 2nd floor, accessed from the pedestrian overbridge. Staff very friendly and helpful and heated up the Oyaki so we could it it there in the foodcourt seating area. They pointed out which ones we could eat and gave us an English language printed explanation of Oyaki. We had mixed vegetable, pumpkin, bunashimeiji (mushroom) and adzuki bean filled ones and all were great. There were two other siilar stalls adjacent to Irahado and we had eggplant, thistle and plain and spicy nozawana-filled ones from there. all were good too. These are quite filling and good value. Will probably be having more given limited vegan options that we know of in Nagano.
Pros: easy to find, friendly and helpful, tasty, filling food at good price
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Nikkiharris_x
Points +32
Very yummy Oyaki! - Edit
A Nagano speciality ~ buckwheat dough stuffed with various Japanese vegetables! So yummy, just asked for the English menu and it explains all of the ingredients - the mixed veg and he pumpkin oyaki are delicious!
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sarah m
Points +259
delicious and convenient - Edit
Great spot to grab a delicious local delicacy. The English chart with ingredients was very helpful to work out which ones were vegan friendly! We tried the pumpkin, the red bean, the greens and the eggplant ones. Sooo yum!
Read morePros: cheap, convenient , local delicacy
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Astrid_Maine
Points +257
Oyaki-a Nagano specialty - Edit
We traveled to Nagano and were fortunate to find this small outlet in the Midori/Oraho department store, right at the Nagano train station. Oyaki are buckwheat dumplings filled mostly with vegetables, and most of them are vegan. One can find them in many places, but Irohado's dumplings are very tasty and the friendly counter ladies understood "vegan", also had a small information sheet in English with info about oyaki, names of dumplings (based on their fillings, such as mixed vegetables, daikon, pumpkin, azuki bean, thistle, mushroom, nozawana greens, scallions), calorie content and photos of the dumplings. Very conveniently situated and saved our vegan diet in Nagano (since some restaurants we found on the internet had closed...).
Read morePros: inexpensive, yummy, easy access from Nagano train station
Cons: not a sit-down restaurant
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