#1 for bread 19 places ranked by how good the vegan version of their bread tastes, going by Google Maps and HappyCow reviews. BRØD takes the #1 spot. 7 places on the list aren't very vegan-friendly overall (grade D or E): reviewers rate the vegan bread there, but ask for the vegan version when you order.
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#4 for bread “Enjoy plant-based milk options including oat and soy in your coffee drinks.”
#5 for bread “Some pastries like bechamel cheese and ham sandwich contain dairy and meat”
#6 for bread “Try the vegan naan varieties including regular, garlic, and sesame flavors”
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#8 for bread “Try the tofu donuts and soy milk bread for light, fluffy vegan treats”
#9 for bread “Be aware of possible cross-contamination with bacon rolls on shared baking pans”
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#11 for bread “Try the fresh housemade pita bread, available in fluffy or thinner styles”
“Try the vegan curry pan with 15 vegetables for a tasty and filling snack”
#13 for bread “Try the rice flour breads including black sesame and chickpea varieties”
#14 for bread “Note that some popular items like bacon epi contain animal products”
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#16 for bread “Order the house-made German-style sourdough bread, a rare find in Japan.”
#17 for bread “Try the bean bread and zwiebelbrot, which are clearly labeled as vegan.”
#18 for bread “Try the vegan melon pan, a standout favorite among customers”
#19 for bread “Try the momo dumplings—they're a popular vegan-friendly dish.”
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BRØD tops our ranking for the best vegan bread in Tokyo. We ranked 19 places in Tokyo by how good Google Maps and HappyCow reviewers say the vegan version of their bread tastes.
This list has 19 places in Tokyo that serve vegan bread. Their average Spinach rating is 4.4 out of 5.0.
Yes. 1 of the 19 places on this list is fully vegan.
The rank is about the dish, not the venue. A place can make some of the best vegan bread in Tokyo and still have few other vegan options, unclear labels or staff who don't know the menu well. That is what the A–E Vegan Friendliness grade on each card measures. 7 of the 19 places here are graded D or E. There, ask for the vegan version when you order.