Jumonji Cafe Shí Wén Zì カフェ

East Asian food café in kuroishi. reservation for vegan eating is not necessary, but they need to ask for the options as they are not on the menu. in the rule they have something (cold noodles) and suppe curry. because they are not on the menu, the amount of prepared meals is limited, so if you go with more than 2-3 people, it might be better to make a call. both options are good and fill. the meals are available on their own faust or as a set with a drink and a desert. the vegan desert was tapioca balls in kokosmilch.

We could try the two vegan options on the menu that are both very pleasant. the curry had a nice mix of seasoned, and the noodles came with a rather pleasant peanut sauce. the noodles were beautiful and refreshing so they were a great meal for the hot weather. both meals came with an salate and tapioca dessert. the restaurant itself is cozy, even a little small.

I had read that they had 2 vegan lunch options, but when I arrived at the shop, they did not seem to be on the menu. I decided to ask the personal, and they told us that they had only the curry option on this day (I guess they sometimes have the nudes, but they were out.) we ordered both the vegan curry lunch set that came with curry, rice, salat and a coconut tajoca dessert. we ordered coffee separately. the inside of the shop was sweet and they had some small craft souvenirs for sale. we ate outside. there was only one table outside, and it was very relaxing and comfortable. if it is overcrowded, there is also a small park close to the picnic table; another option if you choose to get. we enjoyed lunch and I hope to go back and try their vegan noodles next time! it is nice to have vegan options in kuroishi, a beautiful historical city with many hot springs and cute shops.

East Asian food café in Kuroishi. Reservation for vegan food is not required, but you need to ask for the options as they are not on the menu. They usually have something (cold noodles) and soup curry. Since they are not on the menu, the amount of prepared meals is limited, so if going with more than 2-3 people, it might be better to make a call ahead. Both options are good and fill. Meals are available on your own or as a set with a drink and a desert. The vegan desert was tapioca balls in coconut milk.

We were able to try out the two vegan options on the menu that are both very pleasant. The curry had a nice mix of spices, and the noodles came with a rather pleasant peanut sauce. The noodles were beautiful and refreshing, making them a great meal for the hot weather. Both meals came with a salad and tapioca dessert. The restaurant itself is cozy, even a little small.