Vegan
Japanese
Beer/Wine

Vegan and organic ramen noodle restaurant which also offers curry, taco rice, soba, veggie sushi, inarizushi, and anmitsu (dessert). Open since 2011, previously at Kuzuha Misaki 3-12-6. Open Mon-Wed 11:30am-3:00pm, 5:30pm-9:00pm, Fri-Sun 11:30am-3:00pm, 5:30pm-9:00pm.


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13 Reviews

First Review by Vegeiko

lilinaomi

Points +59

Vegan
23 Jul 2023

Sooo yummy

We enjoyed the food and the friendly atmosphere so much! One of our very faves in Japan!

itsrinokt_

Points +3431

Vegan
05 Oct 2022

Tasty ramen

We had miso veggie ramen and sesami ramen with lemon, both were great. The vibe was warm and friendly!
Also had the veggie gyoza, it was ok.

Updated from previous review on 2022-02-21

Vegeiko

Points +2950

Vegetarian
16 Aug 2021

Will change the place as of Sep 2021

This absolutely amazing vegan ramen restaurant will be changing the venue as of early September 2021. It will be more closer to Keihan Kuzuha station, it will be on the same avenue near the Starbucks and the supermarket and McDonalds please check the photo I updated and enjoy !!
We have Ramen restaurants in anywhere but its rarely non-existence the Ramen without animal meat broth... this restaurant is a bit far from downtown Osaka, but worth a go if you desperately want to eat delicious vegetarian ramen.
The owner wrote a several books of Shinto spiritualism cleanliness and concentration when making foods, the kitchen is a sanctuary, a divine, high-vibration etc... they take tremendeous care to pick every ingredients so at first taste you can tell the difference, there was a review says the guest cried for joy that she felt so much love when she had their ramen.

From Keihan Kuzuha station, take a bus to go to MISAKI station or you can walk about 15 min. on big avenue is located next to the big Starbucks and coin laundry.

Updated from previous review on 2018-09-08

Rolan19

Points +217

Vegan
12 Sep 2018

Yummy ramen

The ramen was very tasty! I would happily go here again, the decor was very nice and the man who served us was super friendly. A very quiet and relaxed atmosphere. The gyoza was okay but definitely not bad.

Pros: Variety of different foods , Friendly staff

ShannonHegedus

Points +157

Vegan
11 Sep 2018

Delicious Ramen

One of the best bowls of ramen ever!

Pros: Delicious , Good price

Roblinde

Points +127

Vegan
24 Aug 2018

Between Osaka and Kyoto a must MUST stop

Absolutely the best ramen in the world. You will never regret stopping here on your way. Even worth the travel if you are not going between those cities. Recommend - salt ramen

Pros: Vegan, Ramen the best food on earth, Nice atmosphere

Cons: I can’t take this home on the plane , The restaurant I mean

LisaLisaLisa

Points +419

Vegan
03 Apr 2018

One of my favorite places in Japan

Some ten different vegan noodle options! My favorites are the tantanmen sechuan noodles and the sesame lemon ramen. If you're not a fan of Japanese flavors you can get the italian inspired tomato ramen. Their yakigyōza are great too, filled with vegetables and tvp.

English menu with pictures available. Order using the machine on your right when you enter.

Pros: All vegan, Very friendly staff, Extensive menu

SusanRoberts

Points +992

Vegan
23 Sep 2016

Simply delicious

I loved this place--clean and pretty interior, very nice staff, and excellent food (all vegan). I had the gyoza, inari, and spicy Szechuan Noodles. Everything tasty. The chef even made my friend a special gluten free Tomato Veggie Ramen. I took out 2 inari. It's a bit out of the way for me, but definitely worth the trip! I'll be back.

chocoholicPhilosophe

Points +863

Vegan
19 Mar 2015

Decent, but not great, ramen

I came here with my brother (Necius, below). I used to love ramen as an omni living in Japan, so I'm afraid I may have had rather high hopes for this place, and we made quite a trip (over an hour by bike) to get there.

Maybe I should have been more adventurous, but I was craving good traditional ramen, and so ordered the Shoyu ramen, which, while certainly edible and pleasant, lacked a certain depth of flavour. Their more unusual flavours may fare better.

Also, while we were offered a complimentary bowl of rice, I declined, as I'm used to just eating a bowl of ramen as is and being full from it. However, and this may have been due to the hour plus bike ride to get there, but I found that the ramen on its own wasn't quite filing enough.

Overall, it's not worth a special trip, but if you're already in the vicinity, it would be a good place to eat.

Pros: Clean pleasant enough environment

Cons: Vending machine ordering, No English ordering info, Missing depth of flavour

necius

Points +457

Vegan
19 Mar 2015

Decent ramen, but far from perfection

My sister came to visit me in Japan and her first and most important request was that we find Vegan ramen. Fortunately this Vege Ramen Yuniwa is pretty close to where I live, unfortunately, the public transport options to get there are pretty inconvenient, so we ended up riding about 15kms each way. When we got there, I quite liked the look of the place. It still had a characteristic ramen shop look, but without the general dingy seedy look that a lot of them have.

We ordered our meals from the ticket vending machine, but as there was no English menu, we had to make do with our limited Japanese and the help of another customer (a very helpful Japanese man who spoke English well). Our meals arrived fairly quickly, and looked exactly as they were pictured.

The quality of the food was good, but not (at least for us) worth the trip. We both had the soy sauce ramen, and we both agreed that while nice, it lacked punch. They offered free rice along with the meal, I accepted because I was very hungry by this stage. I also bought an inarizushi, I thought it was a bit expensive for 150yen, until I got it, it was huge.

Overall, while not particularly impressive, the food was good and decent value for money. If you're in the Hirakata area, I would recommend checking it out, but I wouldn't suggest making the trip for this place.

Pros: Decent value for money, Nice atmosphere

Cons: Limited English

beckettthedog

Points +272

Vegetarian
22 Nov 2014

just perfect...

Outstanding Ramen and curry. The lemon sesame noodles are nothing but amazing. As it has been mentioned in the previous reviews this is a local neighborhood vegan heaven in Hirakata, where the options for non-meat eaters are rare. Purchase your ticket in the machine right at the entrance and hand it to the attendant behind the bar. Friendly service and superb food just a short walk from Kuzuha Station in the Keihan main line.

Pros: Delicious food, delicious food, delicious food

Vegeiko

01 Dec 2014

Aren't they amazing? They select highest ingredients and tremendous care to cook the best vegan ramen soup. Are you in Hirakata area? Then pls try Kirinkaku 麒麟閣, it's on national route 1, and has amazing Taiwanese vege fried rice and sweet an sour soy pork!

AlohaEigo

Points +108

Vegetarian
25 Apr 2014

Local Feel

The distance on the east side of Yodo/Kamo River from Fushimi, Kyoto to Osaka City is about 30km. The one oasis in that vegetarian desert is this ramen shop. I live a 15 minute walk from Kansai Gaidai in Hirakata, and there is even nothing servicing this area. Luckily, Yuniwa is a very pleasant place to stop by if you are in Kuzuha. The staff is friendly, portions filling and menu affordable. I enjoyed my spicy ramen with brown rice and green tea for 940yen.

〒573-1112 大阪府枚方市楠葉美咲3丁目12−6 美咲ハイツ1階
https://www.facebook.com/vegewa?rf=195132160535356

Pros: Price, Environment, Oasis In A Vegetarian Desert

Cons: Bit Of A Walk

lemurcat

Points +335

Vegan
05 Mar 2014

Great ramen

Ramen is good, Anmitsu is reasonably priced, Inarizushi is great to take away for another meal. One thing to be careful of: the ice cream is not vegan. You have to buy a ticket from a machine in the corner to place your order. Great Japanese experience. Beautiful modern building. 20 minutes walking or 5 minutes by bus from Keihan Kuzuha station. Be careful of the other restaurant also named Yuniwa. You want the one on the left!

Pros: Ramen, Atmosphere, Beatles music

Cons: Ice cream not vegan




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