The service was fast and the food was delicious. The taco rice with meat miso was sweet and savory, making it easy to eat with rice. The salsa sauce was spicy, and the curry tasted like Japanese home-cooked curry. However, it was disappointing that the chips served with the taco rice were a bit soggy. The menu is a bit hard to find as it needs to be read on a smartphone. It would be helpful to have some descriptions included. The interior of the restaurant was lovely and had a calming atmosphere. The portion size of the rice was a bit small, so it would be great if they offered a larger size. I made a reservation and arrived on a Saturday around 1:30 pm. It's recommended to make a reservation as they were turning away customers without one depending on the day and time.

⚪︎ Dog-friendly atmosphere inside the restaurant ⚪︎ Adequate spacing between tables, clean environment ⚪︎ Wide range of operating hours is a plus ⚪︎ Focus on quality ingredients rather than menu variety is appealing ⚪︎ Price point may vary, but overall satisfied with the experience.

This is a shop that focuses on organic ingredients. This time, I had tomato soup and cocoa. The soup contained organic tomatoes, broccoli, and onions. The shop is quiet and simple, allowing for a relaxing atmosphere.

I found a lovely vegan cafe that uses organic ingredients from Kyushu, Fukuoka, so I decided to visit. The entrance had a simple and calming atmosphere, but I was a bit confused if they were open or not. I entered and was surprised by the ordering system using an "Air register order handy." My friend ordered a cheeseburger and lemonade, while I ordered keema curry and sparkling lemonade, and even got a chocolate cake for dessert. The only downside was that the salad on the plate wasn't crunchy at all. I hope they improve the quality control for the salad, as I still want to go back to this place. 🌟

It is a cafe located about a 5-minute walk from Tenjin. I went there around 3 pm on a weekday and it was not crowded. I chatted with my friend and shared memories of our trip to Fukuoka. Ordering with a QR code was convenient as we could do it from our seats. Thank you for the meal!

I found this stylish cafe in the Tenjin area where I could enjoy a morning meal. I was the first customer in the morning, so the space was quiet and cozy. The menu was displayed through a QR code that I scanned with my smartphone, so I don't have a picture, but I believe I paid around ¥1200 for a cafe latte and a banana peanut butter toast. The menu is 100% vegan-friendly, and the toast was generously topped with banana, peanut butter, cacao nibs, and honey, which I think justifies the price. Both the toast and the cafe latte were delicious. By the way, you can choose between one slice or two slices of toast. If two people order the same toast, it's cheaper to choose two slices instead of one slice each.

My non-vegan daughter and I, a vegan, visited this restaurant for the first time from out of town! The atmosphere of the place is great, the staff is friendly, and the food is delicious. We quickly became fans of this restaurant! My daughter especially enjoyed the beef jerky (meat-free). The pizza we took home impressed my non-vegan family.

I went to the restaurant wanting to eat vegetables and aiming for the Rainbow Bowl, but it was sold out so I couldn't order it. I ended up ordering the recommended taco rice instead! The taste was delicious, but without soup or a drink, I felt that 1,300 yen was a bit expensive.

SonuSonu in Kitatenjin is a vegan-friendly organic beer spot. The interior is decorated with fake greenery and walnut tables, giving off a nice vibe. I tried the Samuel Smith Pale Ale for 950 yen, which had a rich flavor but wasn't too heavy. It had a nice balance, with a British feel to it. I also got a vegan burger to go for 1100 yen, which was a decent size for the price. The patty was thin, but the taste mainly came from the tomato and lettuce. If it was a bit cheaper, it would be even better.

This is a vegan restaurant located near Anguk Temple Soba. I decided to take out lunch from this place. The restaurant has a sharp and stylish interior, and it opens from 8 am, which is convenient. The menu includes hamburgers, curry, etc., but the prices are a bit high, which is expected for vegan cuisine. I chose to take out the vegan taco rice and a cafe latte. The taco rice costs 1300 yen and is made with the popular tofu meat, and it goes perfectly with the tortilla served on the side. I also ordered an iced cafe latte for 500 yen. The restaurant is located along Anguk Temple North Street.

I was interested in the taco rice and the baña cauda dessert, but I was already full.

It was different from what I had in mind for the tart crust, but it was delicious in its own way!

I enjoyed a delicious blueberry tart that was gluten-free and sugar-free while having tea. The stylish interior of the shop made the experience even better! Thank you for the meal♪