We went to Injoy for lunch on a Tuesday. The restaurant is not easy to find, unless you are really looking for it. It is on the 3rd floor and access is by going up an elevator. Once inside, it felt amazing. They are a large spot by typical restaurant standards with a table layout thats far enough away from each other that makes the experience feel almost unhurried and private. The overall decor was excellent. We were seated quickly and the staff were very nice. They explained everything to us in great detail and were certainly patient with our questions. They have a menu that has several interesting dishes of varying flavor profiles. We ordered four dishes hoping to get great variety. At first we were served tea. Then our dishes followed fairly quickly. The staff explained each dish to us. We definitely enjoyed our meal here. Each dish was wonderful. Overall, I definitely highly recommend this place for any vegan or vegetarian traveler, but also more broadly, even to meat eaters, just to experience vegan food done well.

After spending the day in Asakusa we were looking for a nice vegan meal and we came across Injoy. I love Korean food so I got the bibimbap. My husband got the dan dan noodles. Very quiet restaurant with beautiful teapots and sets you can buy.

I am so glad I found this place! Tucked away on the 3rd floor, it feels like a secret spot that serves incredible food. The dining experience was outstanding. You absolutely have to try the Stone-Grilled Bibimbap; the balance of flavors was perfect and incredibly satisfying. It’s rare to find a meal this good. Highly recommended for anyone looking for top-quality food in a great setting. 5 stars without a doubt.

This is the best vegan meal we eat in Tokyo. It is a special 8 course dinner that must be booked one day before. One can tell how delicious and delicate the dishes are. The whole set is better than that of many Michelin rated restaurants. We ate the dinner in the only private room. The service is superb. This is actually a vegan restaurant. The owner avoided called vegan restaurant because some negative meaning associated with the word.

A cosy place with a great relaxing vibe, and super kind staff. Not crowded. Delicious vegan food (I loved the ramen, although it could be a tad spicier). The only disadvantage is that they served our food consecutively - I was finishing when my wife received her order (otherwise it really would get cold), and our daughter got her order a while later. The tea is... Weird :) although surely very traditional.