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梵Bon

Vegetarian restaurant

★ 4.7286 reviews

Elegant dishes inspired by the vegetarian cuisine of Buddhist monks plated in traditional quarters.

Cuisine: japanese

  • 1 Chome-2-11 Ryusen, Taito City, Tokyo 110-0012, Japan
  • Today · 12–3 pm, 6–9 pm
    • Friday: 12–3 pm, 6–9 pm
    • Saturday: 12–3 pm, 6–9 pm
    • Sunday: 12–3 pm, 6–9 pm
    • Monday: 12–3 pm, 6–9 pm
    • Tuesday: 12–3 pm, 6–9 pm
    • Wednesday: Closed
    • Thursday: Closed
  • +81 3-3872-0375
  • fuchabon.co.jp

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eoghan O Riain6 months ago
★★★★★

Incredible experience at Bon. Came here with my girlfriend who is a vegetarian while we were visiting Tokyo. Service and food was amazing, really enjoyed our time here. Would highly recommend for anyone looking for an authentic dining experience.

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Preston Purdy5 months ago
★★★★★

Very quaint and traditional shojin ryori tucked away in an alley with a beautiful entrance. Each party gets their own room to dine in, including a borigotatsu and yukimi! The staff are extremely friendly and attentive. My partner who has a masters in Japanese asked if one of the servers could read the cursive characters on a calligraphic tapestry. And while they initially couldn’t, they came back with clear handwritten kanji and an explanation of the text. If you love traditional Japanese experiences definitely don’t skip this!

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Sofi Dushku2 months ago
★★★★★

LONG COMMITMENT, but wonderful traditional dining experience tucked away on residential street. Private dining spaces. Such tentative care from the owner and staff. every dish was explained thoroughly, this was a great experience just as much as it was great food. such a zen environment!

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Joni Howard1 years ago
★★★★★

We had a wonderful time at Bon celebrating my birthday on our first trip to Japan. We are vegetarian and we were excited to know that each course was meat and fish free. Everything was so delicious- even better than we expected. The flavors were exciting and the dishes were fun to look at and eat. The private rooms and excellent service were truly memorable. We had delicious sake and beer as well.

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Jamil Batcha1 years ago
★★★★★

First experience eating Japanese Buddhist food. In a quiet neighborhood with a cute courtyard and set up. Very friendly people running it. Food was fresh, delicious, healthy and beautifully presented. Reservations probably required. They don’t speak much English so best to get a Japanese speaker to call and make a booking.

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