Hiroshima is a beautiful city that I have had the pleasure of visiting twice. However planning my visit, I wasn’t too sure about the vegan food scene here and had to do a bit of research. Caffé Ponte is an Italian restaurant by the river in Hiroshima and minutes away from Peace Memorial Park. Their …
Hands up if you have a sweet tooth and love desserts (guilty!) Well, if you’re planning a trip to Japan and on the hunt for vegan desserts in Tokyo then I have just the place for you to visit. On the 6th floor of Lumine 1 mall in Shinjuku, you’ll discover Wired Bonbon, renowned for …
I love coffee! Lattes, cappuccino, iced coffees or even matcha espresso, I am down to try it all. However, it was only in the last few years that I discovered coffee and really fell in love. While exploring Japan and trying out new vegan cafes in Tokyo, I noticed some big differences in taste and …
Japanese food is my favourite type of food! However, I can understand that if you’re not used to it, you might miss the flavours you can get back at home. I recently found this great little restaurant that offers Mexican food that’s fast-serving, tasty and reasonably priced. OC Burrito is a Tex-Mex restaurant in the …
If you ever get a craving for Japanese food (which is me every other day), it’s difficult to just go out and get it. From hidden fish stock to meat, dairy and egg inside foods, it’s not the most easily accessible unless you make it yourself. Azekuraya is a traditional Japanese restaurant in Nara with …
Located on the first and second floor of Ginza Place, you’ll find Nissan Crossing, a sparkling flagship showroom displaying fancy and rare Nissan cars. If you travel up to the second floor, you’ll find Nissan Cafe where you can get a coffee with a personalised design on it. At Nissan Crossing Cafe, you can get …
I don’t know about you, but there is nothing better than a bowl of hearty ramen. A comforting, warm bowl filled with delicious noodles and a variety of flavours and toppings. But it can be tricky to know where to find vegan ramen in Kyoto, especially if you’re travelling with people who aren’t plant-based and …
Summers in Japan are hot, like really hot – and the humidity makes things so difficult to function. Many will tell you to avoid traveling to Japan during the summer, but a Japanese summer comes with its own perks- omatsuri’s (festivals) and they’re one of the best things about this season! From July to September, …
Let’s not kid ourselves, ice cream is excellent no matter what season! But, it’s extra special in Tokyo’s hot summers when you want something that’s both going to keep you cool and be a nice sweet treat. Whilst I enjoy kakigori (shaved ice with syrup) the options are expanding when it comes to plant-based vegan …
