Sekai Cafe - Asakusa

i went here and enjoyed my meal, but i find it weird having something that tastes like meat since i'm totally not used to that taste anymore...

but if you are transitioning, or still enjoy something like a big ol' cheeseburger, they have you covered...

The menu has all clearly marked with pictures what is in them (e.g. Milk, egg, gluten, etc). Unfortunately they had very little that had no milk (for me) or gluten (for my partner) so we couldn't eat here. But we did have a nice soy smoothie. Also the coffee self-serving stand has both cow and soya milk.

More halal-oriented than vegan, they had four vegan lunch alternatives and I went for the noodles. It arrived quickly but looked very dull and uninspiring but tasted quite well. Portion could've been a bit larger maybe.

Incredible place. Deserves a 5 star, but they serve meat. Food is great, staff is great. The yakisoba is incredible!

The service is great, the food is great, the location is great, there really are no down sides. Had the soy meat yakisoba, and it was delicious. I'll definitely be back.

We loved the sunny space and friendly English-speaking staff. Location could not be more perfect for those visiting Sensoji Shrine.

only a few vegan offerings but good ones. we especially loved the salad plate with hot bread, marinated veggies, and roasted potatoes

The vegan dishes were delicious but not very big. I liked the fact that all the ingredients are indicated.

My husband and I went to try this place since it's close to our house and starting to get famous.
The place is bright, the atmosphere is good and as a nice decoration.
It's very "international" typed and everything is write in English.
English is so "main" that my we had to ask for a Japanese menu.
(Good point for foreigners though, I think it's rare in here!)

It was lunch time and it was busy even though it was around 2pm.
They had 2 vegan options for lunch, and I had the "pizza salad" which is basically a focaccia spread with a tomato paste and dressed with a mixed salad.

It was simple but effective. They definitely have very good and organic fresh vegetables.
I could chose between a drink or a soup and I had a 100% orange juice.

My husband had a smoothie that is "beneficial for pollen allergy".
From what I understood they are really into custom and helping as much as they can for you to be able to eat and enjoy anything.
It's also halal, Muslim friendly (which I've never heard before in this area! It's a great thing.) and the staff seems to speak English well (from what I could hear from my table.)
They also had a small store inside where I found halal shio ramen which appears to be vegan as well! I'll buy some next time.

Would recommend, would go again.
(Hope they'll expend the menu though.)