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Gion Tanto

Okonomiyaki, Vegan Menu

Worth ordering: #3 Okonomiyaki in Kyotonamed in 21 reviews

Ask for the separate vegan menu; it includes okonomiyaki, negiyaki and noodles, with vegan sauces available.

4.0food Poor vegan options

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Top tips

Ask about: animal ingredients Ask about: cross-contamination

Good to know: Arrive before opening or early in the evening; dinner waits of around an hour are frequently reported.
The vegan mochi-and-corn okonomiyaki is a repeatedly praised choice.

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Good to know: Check that sauces served with your meal are vegan; one reviewer was given non-vegan soy sauce before staff corrected it.
Good to know: If cross-contact is a concern, ask about the shared kitchen and hot plates; one reviewer noted that other guests' food is served on the same table plates.

People mention

Soy meat okonomiyaki, noodles and mochi and corn okonomiyaki.

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Also udon, negiyaki and mochi.

Good for

The vibe: groups The vibe: families

Praised for friendly service, generous portions and lively atmosphere.

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Also praised for beautiful interior, cozy atmosphere and attentive service.

Good to know

Lunch, dinner
Cards and mobile pay

About

Gion Tanto serves okonomiyaki, negiyaki and noodles, with a separate vegan menu that includes soy-meat pancakes and vegan sauces. It’s a small, popular spot with tatami seating and food served on hot plates; dinner queues often run about an hour, and vegan okonomiyaki has been priced around ¥2,000.