AIN SOPH. Ginza was such a great vegan find in Tokyo. We ordered the honey mustard chicken, teriyaki chicken, and the strawberry pancakes, and everything was so flavorful and satisfying. The food was really good across the board, and it was such a fun experience to enjoy creative plant-based dishes that still felt hearty and indulgent. The service was excellent and made the meal even better. While the atmosphere was a little more simple than I expected, the overall experience was still wonderful. I’d definitely recommend AIN SOPH. Ginza to anyone looking for a delicious vegan meal in the area.

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While a little pricey, the food was AMAZING! It was so wonderful to have delicious vegan food available, and the restaurant was beautiful. Tasteful music was played overhead, making the vibe relaxed. Food was ordered using mobile phone selections. The server was sweet and knew some English. One service star was removed because one of our drinks was forgotten until we brought it up, and the same thing happened to the dining party next to us. We definitely plan to eat at this chain again!

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The Teriyaki Nuggets were really tasty, and this place is a breath of fresh air for those who have dietary restrictions such as ourselves. Would highly recommend only for people who are vegan / vegetarian. Meat-eaters should perhaps eat meat, since most of these recipes are mock-meat. The red tea was a highlight! Tea enthusiasts would definitely enjoy.

It’s a nice place but I’ve had tastier food at vegan eateries in Ginza. Reservations only, so expect long waits or to be turned away if you’re a walk-in. Their pancakes are the feature dish but I found that they put so much leafy salad on the plate that the actual food portions were very small and disproportionate to the amount of salad. The vegan brûlée was nice and presentation of food is also thoughtful. The place is small but has pleasant window views of treetops and the street below, I do not think I would care to visit again though, purely based on the food.

Clean eats in the heart of Ginza. The Teriyaki Deep Fried Soy Chicken On Rice here is a winner. It’s simple, nourishing, and super satisfying. My body is definitely thanking me for this meal.