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Vegan food in a comfortable setting, at 東京都渋谷区鶯谷町15-10, take JR Shibuya station south exit. Offers plate lunch til 3pm, and a la carte. Japanese and western seating. Sells magazines and indie books. Confirmed open Jan 2017. Open Mon-Sat 12:00pm-4:00pm, Mon-Sat 6:00pm-11:00pm.
Category: Vegan, Japanese, Beer/Wine
Reviews (59)
First Review by selena
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Very good but a bit expensive - Edit
Very tasty food. Very cosy place. A little bit expensive.
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A little gem in Shibua - Edit
Whilst a little hard to find - well worth the effort. The food is amazing and very well balanced selection of Japanese and western fusion selections- charming little style and a comfortably great setting. The tofu in.tomato sauteed and the eggplant dish are amazing. Great experience...Thank you
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Sweet, homely restaurant - Edit
Nagi Shokudo is a humble little restaurant with delicious Japanese food. I absolutely loved everything I tasted. I would recommend the miso and rice combo where you can choose three small dishes. It's very filling and the flavours are all unique. The staff were super sweet! I would love to go back there :)
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Liked it - Edit
Hard to find, very small but kinda comfy. I had a sample of soup and rice with different toppings. I'm not sure about the soup but the rice thing was very delicious. I also had a beer cocktail which was with ginger I suppose which was very delicious! Oh and the soy nuggets are great!
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tasty food, laid back place - Edit
We shared the veg curry & fried soy meat meals. Both were were very tasty & filling. Limited menu but good spot for a laid back vegan dinner in Shibuya.
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excellent authentic japanese food - Edit
cozy place, all vegan. good value for money.
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great vegan restaurant - Edit
An awesome treat finding a dedicated vegan restaurant in Shibuya. Good value for money and great tasty food, with 3 different options; we chose a curry set and the soy nuggets set. In other cities, the food might rate a 4, however for us this was a solid 5 given how great it was not to to have to navigate around meat on a menu... I know people are dedicated to trek to veg restaurants... but when you view in context of all the amazing restaurants on the street across all of Japan, it can become a bit disheartening sometimes seeing how rare a decent veg menu is. Anyway - this place is great - cosy, uncomplicated and tasty.
Highly recommended.
Pros: food style options
Cons: restaurant was a little poky, but fine for table o, was closed Sunday night when we first tried to go
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Hipster haven, lots of options - Edit
This had a Shoreditchy Dalstony vibe in terms of decor and attitude. Friendly and a little Hipsterish. We turned up without reservations and got a table straight away. It's not huge so could get a bit cramped if full.
There's an a la carte menu to choose from or a couple of set options. We went for sets as it's so hard to tell portion sizes on a la carte bits. Set A was a main of soy meat nuggets in a miso dressing which were fab. Set B was a main of veg stew in a creamy sake-based sauce and was really interesting(and tasty). Tasted almost cheesey which was a surprise.
Both were served with a selection of small portions of cold dishes which were perfectly nice but a bit forgettable. They did have a nice Earl Grey and rhubarb cake for dessert though - stodgy but tasty.
There are more memorable places for Vegans in Tokyo, but this was definitely tasty.
Pros: Casual, English spoken, good Japanese options
Cons: None, though perhaps a little cramped
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best meal in Tokyo - Edit
Very enjoyable food - amazing how one chef and one guy running the floor work together to keep the food coming and everyone happy. Great dinner choices - I particularly enjoyed their homemade ginger ale - can't work out what made it special but it was the best I've ever had. Seemed to be a lot of foreigners there when we went perhaps reflecting how easy it is to order in English however the food itself felt really Japanese and was presented and created with such care. A lovely evening out .
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Nagi Shokudo - Edit
Nice little warn restaurant in Shibuya, kind staff, variety of Japanese style food. You can get a set meal for about 1100 yen. Delicious and great value for money. Do it! Yum yum yum yum yum
Updated from previous review on 2017-04-05
Pros: All vegan, Not expensive
Cons: No cons
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Hidden gem - Edit
We struggled to find Nagi Shokudo but we were certainly glad we made the effort.
The interior is beautiful (and very cool) with both Western and Japanese seating available. It is a little small and although we did get a table, is clearly a very popular establishment! The food is healthy, delicious and vegan. We ate a variety of salads and curries and left feeling satisfied. I felt like the food was very good value for the quality.
Pros: Cool vibe, Healthy, fresh, delicious food , Good value
Cons: Hard to find
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Amazing! - Edit
Really nice and cosy place. Food is really good. We had the deep fried soy bean balls. Super!
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One of the best vegan place in Tokyo - Edit
You can enjoy the best vegan karaage (deep-fried soy meat) in Nagi A set only for 1,000 yen. Highly recommended. The place is a bit difficult to find.
Pros: Fantastic foods
Cons: A bit difficult to find the place
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Marvellous! - Edit
Very nice place, very friendly staff. Food is super tasty. Not even expensive. A little bit hard to find because it's sort of hidden and there are no visible signs. The map is right though. I WILL DEFINITELY COME BACK HERE.
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Delicious filling food - Edit
I came here for dinner and had the curry set menu which came with rice, curry and a few bits and bobs on the side which were all very nice. The food was filling and yummy, and the atmosphere of the restaurant was very cozy. They have both western and Japanese style seating and a semi extensive menu. The only thing that bothered me was that it's a bit tucked away behind a wine shop! I actually tried to find this restaurant the last time I was in Tokyo, but I was unable to. Imagine my annoyance when I realised that at the time I had been standing right outside it and if I had only peeked around the hedge outside the door I would have found it! Oh well. The food was nice enough that I suppose it was worth all my consternation. It is a bit of a walk from Shibuya station, I'd say it takes about ten minutes and it's not the most interesting area but I would still say it's a really good choice for when you've done all your shopping and you just want to have some dinner and then go home.
Pros: Delicious food, large portions, several desserts (hard to find in Tokyo!)
Cons: Somewhat hidden away
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Vegan or not, you must visit here!! - Edit
Thanks to Happy Cow we headed to this little all vegan cafe in Shibuya. It's a short walk from the station and we found it relatively easy.
Unfortunately for the cafe, it was very quiet for lunch but our meals were soooo good. We let the waiter (who had okay English but was very lovely) choose our selection for the set menu which consisted of 3 dishes, rice, miso and a drink for 1250¥ which we found very reasonable. We ended up with the deep fried soy meat with sweet chilli sauce, falafel with tofu mayonnaise, stir fried radish with soy sauce, panang style tofu curry, ratatouille and the stir fried potato with cumin sauce. All were excellent and different in taste so made for a great meal.
My favourite was the felafel and potato dish, my partner enjoyed the soy meat and tofu curry the most.
The also have a large selection of beers and wines as well as a cocktail menu.
Once we were finished our meals (which were more than sufficient in size), we ordered the chocolate cake. The cake was moist and tasty, very much appreciated since it's hard to read anything in Japan without knowing Japanese, it had been a while since being able to eat sweets!
Overall, an excellent meal in a cute setting. We will be returning when next in Shibuya ?
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Delicious and great value! - Edit
Delicious food in a small cosy restaurant. Staff knew basic Engliand we had no trouble ordering. We both had the lunch set and it was filling and yum. It wasn't as difficult to find as made out to be - at the intersection it's right on one of the corners next to an Italian place that had a red sign 'Pinosalice' outside.
Pros: Great value, delicious
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Oishii! - Edit
Right next door to Pinosalice Trattoria and Wine Bar. Delicious, cheap, and friendly. Highly recommended!
Pros: all vegan, all delicious , cheap, friendly service
Cons: a little hard to find
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Cosy and Comfortable - Edit
I came here for lunch on a rainy day. As mentioned in other reviews, it's a little tricky to find but just keep an eye out for the street level sign and the stairs leading down to it are behind. I got the lunch set and it was all totally delicious. As it started raining while I was here, I stayed longer and had chocolate cake and coffee too. Both were exceptional. Friendly service with good English too. Fully recommended!
Pros: Great food , Good price , Friendly service
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Worth the search! - Edit
The place is definitely not easy to find, and I doubt I would have made it without a little help from a local friend. However, this is a great place with a simple atmosphere but a wide choice of vegan options: portions are small (as it is common in Japan, alas!) but the food tastes great. Even our non-vegetarian Japanese friend was amazed - or at least he faked it perfectly!
Pros: Fresh, tasty food, Nice and friendly atmosphere
Cons: Not that easy to find, Slightly pricey all things considered
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Tasty fresh vegan food - Edit
This is a great little vegan restaurant tucked away (need to head down some steps near the sign outside). Set meal for lunch was very tasty and there was a variety was large. Portion size was a bit small but it was all good food.
Pros: Nice atmosphere , Friendly staff, Prompt service
Cons: Portion size was a bit small
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Good Food Down Below! - Edit
Happy Cow has never lead me astray. Nagi Shokudo was just like the summary. Because I read the reviews, I knew to look for a basement restaurant. I ordered one of the specials and it was wonderful!
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Delightful! - Edit
While working in Shibuya we needed to eat something during a lunch break. So we asked the Happy Cow app and the closest restaurant was "Nagi Shokudo". It's a five minute walk from the station to a side street of a side street. But even when the map on the smartphone says you're right in front of it, it's still hard to find! That's because the restaurant is below street level. But here's a hint: at street level one can easily see the "Pinosalice Trattoria & Wine Bar" (red and green sign) which is on the right hand side of Nagi Shokudo.
Inside Nagi Shukodo things look cheap, worn out but and simple. Yet it all looks clean and cosy. The waitress spoke both English and Japanese, the menu is bilingual as well. The menu is extensive, yet we chose the recommended menu sets number 1 (rice and fried tofu) and 2 (Japanese style curry). Despite the fact that the restaurant was packed with people, the order was processed rather quickly. Both meals were rich in taste and came with several garnishings which are usually only served in high class restaurants. Considering the low price the quality was surprisingly good. What a delight!
Updated from previous review on Thursday May 19, 2016
Pros: low prices, good food, high variety
Cons: shabby looking place
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Awesome on the cheap - Edit
Little bit tricky to find in the basement (most places in Tokyo are tricky to find though) Really nice atmosphere, the set meal was large enough, and delicious and they had a couple of organic beers. A place I really will try to get back to before I leave.
Pros: Great food, Cool and cosy venue
Cons: Bit tricky to find, but worth it :)
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Really good - Edit
Wonderful little place with an amazing atmosphere.
It's a bit tricky to see at first but just look for a small sign that says "vegan food" on the street.
We ordered some of the small dishes from the evening menu and got pretty full on the three dishes that we shared.
When it comes the tastes it's really good! It just feels like a big step from more "western" tastes.
The girls that worked there was nice and knew about as much english as I knew Japanese. But everything worked out fine.
Pros: Amazing food, Great athmosphere
Cons: Location is a bit off.
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Boring food - Edit
Very disappointing at what "traditional" food is offered. Mainly brown rice, with miso soup and some steamed/cooked veggies. It was very bland but I did like the atmosphere of the cafe. Charming location but the food failed to charm me.
Pros: Reasonable priced, Nice mood in the cafe, Good Location
Cons: Bland
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Good! - Edit
She didn't speak much English, but she was sweet and all was good anyway. The food came very quickly and it was super good! We got the vegan platter for two and there was enough and it was really good. Very few things could have been better. I think it's the best vegan restaurant I've been in so far. Price is ok too. We paid 4700 which is fair I think :)
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