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Japanese
Beer/Wine
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Located atop the Japanese Tea Garden. Offers some vegetarian items that are vegan friendly. Also has vegan sushi and goji tea. Open Mon-Sun 10:00am-5:00pm. Reservations are recommended.
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3853 N St Mary's St, San Antonio, Texas, USA, 78212
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Last update on 31 Jan 2024 by Guest
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Added by thom8418 on 29 Mar 2021
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3 Reviews
First Review by thom8418
ilsehesa
Points +213
Not many vegan options - Edit
We visited a few days ago, there is no 100% vegan main dish option other than some appetizers like the edamames, spring rolls, and miso soup. We ordered the poke bowl with mushrooms but we removed the furikake and the Japanese mayo. They mentioned the mushrooms are marinated with brown sugar and soy sauce. It was ok, a little overpriced for the amount of food we got.
Read moreThey changed the menu so they do not have the bento box or many sushi options, only a California roll that maybe you could take the cream cheese out.
Updated from previous review on 2024-05-21
Pros: Some vegan appetizers, Kind personnel that helped with our many questions, Beautiful view to Japanese tea garden
Cons: Not many vegan options for main dish , Some vegan friendly appetizers
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ChristinaSalazar
Points +1277
Okay - Edit
Stopped by the restaurant while at the Japanese Tea Garden. Me and my friends opted to try their drinks which were good. However, not many vegan items on the menu. Would have liked to see some tofu or tempeh dishes.
Read morePros: Good alcoholic drinks
Cons: Not enough vegan items
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thom8418
Points +2132
Vegan sushi and bento boxes atop the Japanese Tea Garden - Edit
Reservations are probably required on a busier day. They have a vegetarian bento box which is vegan and vegan sushi. There was mixture of cooked squash, zucchini and carrots in a sweet teriyaki sauce. The rice noodles were in a similar sauce. The noodles were the only thing I would have thought could be vegetarian. But rice noodles are usually safe. This maybe the thing a person would ask about. There was a small salad with a ginger dressing. There was a seaweed salad atop cucumbers. The vegan sushi was basic. The goji tea is refreshing. The restaurant is atop the Japanese Tea Garden. That is what makes it special.
Read morePros: Location
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