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Serves meat, vegan options available. Conveyer-belt sushi chain restaurant with vegan vegetable sushi rolls and sides such as french fries and tempura pumpkin. Open Mon-Fri 11:00am-11:00pm, Sat-Sun 10:30am-11:00pm.
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B1F, 3 Chome−13−3, Shinjuku (at Shinjuku Bunka Building), Tokyo, Japan, 160-0022
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Added by chromaticmage on 21 Nov 2023
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13 Reviews
First Review by chromaticmage
elladenton
Points +28
decent - Edit
well priced and fun to order on ipad. interesting but small selection of vegan sushi. sadly miso contained fish sauce so not many sides.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2025-07-20
Pros: great natto sushi
Cons: could have more vegan sides
Guest
BethS76
Points +527
Shouldn't be listed - Edit
This is just a bog standard chain sushi restaurant that has no more options than any other. Nothing is marked on the menu as being vegan.
Read moreLiterally the only "vegan options" are cucumber rolls and kanpyo (dried gourd) rolls.
The inari sushi is not vegan as the tofu pouches are simmered in fish stock to flavour them (I emailed their customer service to ask and they confirmed this).
The tempura and fries are also fried in the same oil as meat and fish if that's something that bothers you.
Guest
13stairs
Points +1241
Fun conveyor belt sushi place - Edit
Sushiro is the best price/quality kaiten zushi aka conveyor belt sushi restaurant and this one is located nearby Shinjuku Station.
Read moreThere are some vegetarian and vegan options from sushi to tempura.
Seaweed on the sushi rolls was fresh and crunchy, rice and veggies were nice too.
The rolls are a bit basic compared to a western version of sushi but still good.
There's hot water and matcha powder readily available, wasabi packets too.
You can eat as many dishes as you want, each costing from 100 to 300 yen. You order through a tablet and they have an english menu but veggie options are not clearly labeled.
The amount of plates you've had are counted at the end before you pay.
Updated from previous review on 2025-04-29
Pros: Great location, Working hours, Fast service
Cons: Veggie options are not clearly labeled, Limited options
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Sharlice
Points +1076
Tasty sushi with a nice variety of flavors - Edit
Offers a delightful variety of maki with fresh vegetables, inari, fried pumpkin, and even glazed sweet potatoes for dessert.
Read moreBethS76
fyi the inari at Sushiro isn't vegan
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chowyunsu
Points +58
Great place for vegan sushi - Edit
This is a great place for vegan sushi options, there are not appt but a few options. Definitely recommend you check this place out.
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tgardner1453
Points +690
Great place - Edit
Super cheap, helpful staff, fun vibes.
Read moreSomeone before said options were limited, which is not the case. They are, however, in English, not well labeled and or sorted in an easy way. It took me about ten minutes to find them.
In addition, the device you order on has an allergen list PDF that clearly shows what’s vegan though it’s 16 pages long and not always a direct translation to what it’s called in order menu.
BethS76
fyi the inari at Sushiro isn't vegan
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tombear
Points +101
Disappointing - Edit
Having read the reviews on here, I was looking forward to some sushi. Unfortunately, the menu has changed. The only vegetarian items available are - edamame, French fries & sweet potato tempura. That’s it! So not really worth the visit ☹️
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nobilified.com
Points +57
Cheap, quick and delicious. - Edit
Can only do 4 stars since not fully veg. Fav spot in tokyo so far
Read morePros: Speed, Price, Experience
Guest
ilsehesa
Points +213
delicious vegan options! - Edit
This place saved us one night, after not finding some vegan restaurants open past 8pm. We waited for 10 minutes but the service was fast and efficient. We enjoyed the inari sushi (tofu skin pockets), cucumber and plum rolls, the French fries, the tempura, and the miso soup. We enjoyed all these options even though it can be considered very basic sushi options. Also great experience of conveyer sushi in Tokyo.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-04-03
Pros: Sushi rolls, Open past 8pm, Experience
BethS76
the inari sushi at Sushiro (or any other sushi chains/convenience stores/supermarkets for that matter) is not vegan. The tofu pouches are simmered in fish stock
Read moreBethS76
The miso soup is also made with fish stock. All miso soup in Japan outside of vegan restaurants is.
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phreakmunky
Points +108
Dinner and a show! - Edit
There were plenty of vegan options at the Shinjuku location, located on the 3rd floor of a complex near the train station.
Read moreIt seems every location features slightly different options. This one had 5 veggie rolls, tempura pumpkin, miso soup, French fries, and a few dessert options that, upon ingredient research, are typically prepared with vegan ingredients, such as the bracken mochi, rice dumplings with shoyu glaze, frozen mango, and Japanese sweet potato.
Nothing in the restaurant was marked “vegan” so I had to be more fastidious about my choices.
It was a fantastic atmosphere and a real treat to watch the conveyor sushi (kaitenzushi) delivery system! All ordering is done on a tablet, so you can take your time and order in batches. Payment is easy and contactless as well, through QR code kiosk ticket scanning.
Definitely definitely worth a visit.
Pros: Excellent automated atmosphere, Great veg selection, English menu on tablets
Cons: Nothing clearly marked “vegan”
BethS76
Fyi the inari at Sushiro is not vegan. it's simmered in fish stock
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eydernorn
Points +217
Good sushi but very few veg options - Edit
You probably have to wait for a little while before getting seated. At the table you have a tablet to order food and drinks that will be delivered to your table via a conveyer belt. English translation is available on the tablet. Payment is done at the end at a machine.
Read moreThere are 3 vegan sushi: cucumber rolls, cucumber plum rolls and inari.
There are a few more vegan things on the menu like the pumpkin tempe (fried pumpkin) which is very good or the french fries but that's pretty much all you get there.
The food is good and the place is ok for a quick bite but don't expect anything more.
Pros: Quick food delivery
Cons: Very few veg options
BethS76
the inari at Sushiro is not vegan. the tofu pouches are simmered in fish stock
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MonkeyKhan
Points +25
Hardly any vegan or vegetarian options - Edit
You order through tablet device at the table, english works fine. The vegetarians options were very few and not very enjoyable.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-11-27
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chromaticmage
Points +21
Easy and cheap - Edit
The menu items include photos, which helps clarify what will come to you. There were multiple veggie rolls—I couldn’t try them all, I ordered too much, but what I had was decent. As for dessert, I had the candied sweet potato and warabi. I couldn’t confirm if the candied sweet potato contained honey, which for me is not an issue but could be for others, of course. If your Japanese is better than mine, you may be able to ask staff about it. Otherwise, there is a handy allergen menu to guide you on their website (I didn’t notice if they had it on the touchscreen menu).
Read morePros: Allergen list on website, Inexpensive , Multilingual touch screen menu
Cons: No customizing
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