“Try the black sesame ramen set which includes six appetizers, apple cider vinegar drink, and tea.”
Completely plant-based kitchens. No swaps, no asking, no surprises.
“Try the black sesame ramen set which includes six appetizers, apple cider vinegar drink, and tea.”
“Try the rich sesame ramen, highly recommended and noted for its creamy and deeply flavorful broth.”
“Try the soy meat yakitori and vegan yakiniku—these are standout dishes highly recommended by many diners.”
“Try the vegan egg on toast set, often recommended as a must-have”
“Try the highly recommended dumplings, noted as some of the best in Japan.”
“Try the soy meat cutlet rice bowl and curry udon for signature dishes”
“Try the avocado sandwich with soymilk cheese and the creamy spinach mushroom pasta.”
“Try the vegan cheeseburger, often praised as the best in Kyoto.”
“Try the chef's multi-course set menu for the full experience including vegan cheese and desserts.”
“Try the signature vegan burger with mushroom-based patty and homemade bun”
All 10 fully vegan spots in Kyoto — filter by hours, save the ones you want to try, get walking directions on the day.
1. AYASAI (5.0★, Japanese). 2. KOKU Vegan Ramen Kyoto Ginkakuji (5.0★, Japanese). 3. Nijiya (5.0★, Japanese). 4. Breakfast "the kind" (5.0★, International). 5. ZIRAEL Vegan Restaurant (5.0★, International).
AYASAI — Japanese Ramen, Fully Vegan, Sake.
Fully plant-based kitchens ranked by Spinach rating and signature dish strength. No vegetarian or omnivore venues here by design.
All 10 venues refreshed 2026-08-30. Photos via Google Maps.
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