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Miyoneshi Fumiya

Japanese Onigiri, Vegan Rice Balls

Worth ordering: #3 Onigiri in Kyotonamed in 6 reviews

Try the grilled soy-sauce or perilla-miso onigiri with white miso soup; a reviewer confirmed the soup uses no fish stock.

4.3food Good vegan options

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Good to know: The menu includes animal-based items, so check each choice rather than assuming all rice balls, soups, or sweets are vegan.
Look for the menu's “Vegan OK” marking, and ask about ingredients in unmarked items.

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Order the Ginkaku set with vegan-marked onigiri and white miso soup; a reviewer paid ¥1,000 for two rice balls and soup.
Choose a seat by the rear garden for a quiet break; reviewers mention garden seating and a koi pond.

People mention

Grilled rice ball, perilla miso onigiri and miso soup.

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Also mochi.

Good for

The vibe: relaxing

Praised for fast service, beautiful interior and friendly service.

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Also praised for good value.

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Outdoor seating
Breakfast, lunch, dessert, takeout, quick bites
Cards

About

A casual stop near Ginkakuji, Fumiya serves onigiri, Kyoto-style white miso soup, and traditional mochi, with several rice-ball choices and soup marked vegan-friendly. Reviews mention a quiet rear garden with a koi pond, quick self-service, and a Ginkaku set of two onigiri with miso soup for ¥1,000; the wider menu also includes meat, fish, and egg dishes.