“You must have a valid TeamLab Planets admission ticket to dine here.”
49 places ranked by how good the vegan version of their ramen tastes, going by Google Maps and HappyCow reviews. Vegan Ramen UZU Tokyo (inside teamLab Planets) takes the #1 spot. 18 places on the list aren't very vegan-friendly overall (grade D or E): reviewers rate the vegan ramen there, but ask for the vegan version when you order.
“You must have a valid TeamLab Planets admission ticket to dine here.”
“Try the soy milk tantanmen for a creamy, flavorful ramen experience”
“Try the spicy vegan ramen for a flavorful plant-based option.”
“Try the vegan yuzu shio ramen for a flavorful experience.”
“Try the vegan tantanmen ramen with adjustable spice levels up to 5, especially if you like spicy food.”
“Try the yuzu shio ramen for a refreshing citrus flavor”
“Try the vegan dandan ramen, the shop’s only vegan option, known for its thick, creamy broth and fresh handmade noodles.”
“Use the English-enabled ticket machine for easy ordering.”
“Try the spicy vegan curry ramen with adjustable spiciness levels (1-6).”
“Try the zesty spicy miso ramen, their most popular dish with a rich, flavorful broth.”
“Try the vegan tonkotsu ramen with soy 'meat' chashu topping”
“Try the vegan ramen with garlic oil for a flavorful experience.”
“Try the vegan tonkotsu ramen and vegan gyoza, both highly recommended by many diners”
“Use the English-language vending machine to order easily before taking a seat”
“Try the vegan gyoza and chili oil tofu as their main vegan dishes.”
“Try the vegan tonkotsu ramen topped with optional vegan roasted pork and bamboo shoots.”
“Try the vegan ramen with yuzu for a refreshing citrus flavor”
“Try both vegan ramen options: soy milk broth and soy sauce broth to find your favorite.”
“Expect very limited seating and traditional low table seating requiring shoe removal”
“Try the vegan ramen which features a flavorful, golden salt-based broth without fish sauce or chicken oil.”
“Try the black sesame and yuzu ramen for distinctive flavors”
“Order the vegan ramen under the separate plant-based menu tab on the iPad.”
“Choose from two vegan ramen options—the spicy Plant Akamaru or the milder Shiro—both highly rated by vegans.”
“Use the Central Gate 1 ticket gate and head towards platforms 7/8 to find the restaurant, as it's past the JR station barriers.”
“Try the golden sesame and black sesame tantanmen ramen, which are popular and highly recommended.”
“Try the spicy vegan ramen with customizable spice levels from mild to very hot.”
“Order your meal using the multilingual machine outside before entering, using cash or local payment cards.”
“English menus and some English-speaking staff are available for international guests.”
“Try the super creamy vegan ramen noted for its rich flavor”
“Try the garlic oil vegan ramen for its rich flavor”
“Try the Karabon and Kobonshan vegan ramen for popular flavorful options.”
“Try the vegan ramen and vegan karaage for flavorful plant-based Japanese dishes.”
“Order your meal at the vending machine before lining up to save time”
“Try the Rainbow Vegan Ramen with its fresh seasonal vegetables and light broth.”
“Avoid if you have severe allergies, especially to eggs, as vegan ramen may be served with egg”
“Use the touchscreen ordering system with English option for easy ordering”
“Try the rainbow vegetable vegan ramen with yuzu-infused broth”
“Order through the ticket machine with vegan options clearly marked in English.”
“Order your meal at the ticket machine before joining the queue to ensure smooth service.”
“Order vegan ramen varieties like salt, soy sauce, and spicy miso via the outdoor ticket machine for efficient service”
“Try the tonkotsu and tantan ramen, highly recommended by multiple reviews”
“Try the tantanmen ramen and vegan karaage, both highly recommended by many guests.”
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Vegan Ramen UZU Tokyo (inside teamLab Planets) tops our ranking for the best vegan ramen in Tokyo. We ranked 49 places in Tokyo by how good Google Maps and HappyCow reviewers say the vegan version of their ramen tastes.
This list has 49 places in Tokyo that serve vegan ramen. Their average Spinach rating is 4.5 out of 5.0.
Yes. 10 of the 49 places on this list are fully vegan.
The rank is about the dish, not the venue. A place can make some of the best vegan ramen 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. 18 of the 49 places here are graded D or E. There, ask for the vegan version when you order.