10 Best Vegan Japanese Restaurants in New York
Vegan Japanese Restaurants in New York, United States. 2 listed as 100% vegan. 2 of 10 checked against the venue's own website; the rest come from vegan-first sources (OpenStreetMap, VegGuide, HappyCow) and haven't been individually re-checked.
#1Le Botaniste
100% VeganCross-referenced0Le Botaniste’s menu offers a selection of “prescription” bowls: plant-powered and freshly cooked meals served to stay in Japanese ceramic bowls, to go in eco-friendly ware, or delivered to your door.
156 Columbus Avenue, United States
#2Le Botaniste
100% VeganCross-referenced0Le Botaniste’s menu offers a selection of “prescription” bowls: plant-powered and freshly cooked meals served to stay in Japanese ceramic bowls, to go in eco-friendly ware, or delivered to your door.
833 Lexington Avenue, 10065, United States
- #3
Kuu
Vegan-FriendlyOSM-sourced0Kuu offers a delightful exploration of plant-based Japanese cuisine, featuring dishes like crispy tofu katsu served with tangy tonkatsu sauce and flavorful vegan sushi rolls filled with seasonal vegetables and avocado. Guests can enjoy an authentic izakaya atmosphere, complete with warm hospitality and a selection of sake and Japanese teas that perfectly complement the meal. The creative seasonal
1275 1st Avenue
#4Hello, Yam!
Vegan-FriendlyOSM-sourced0Vegan-friendly japanese & sweet_potato fast food spot in New York, United States.
4432 East 9th Street
#5Bar Moga
Vegan-FriendlyOSM-sourced0Vegan-friendly japanese & cocktails restaurant in New York, United States.
128 West Houston Street
#6Ippudo V
Vegan-FriendlyOSM-sourced0Ippudo V in Brooklyn serves authentic ramen with a creative, plant-forward twist. Explore our menu of tonkotsu and veggie bowls in a stylish, welcoming space. Experience the spirit of ramen innovation at Ippudo V – a vibrant Brooklyn outpost blending authentic Japanese craftsmanship with modern, plant-forward sensibilities. Located in the heart of Williamsburg, Ippudo V offers signature tonkotsu r
#7Kaijitsu
Vegan-FriendlyOSM-sourced0This vegan-friendly café offers a unique blend of Japanese-inspired dishes and seasonal ingredients, making it a standout in New York's culinary scene. With a serene atmosphere and standout offerings like their delicate tofu sashimi and inventive matcha desserts, it's a beloved spot for vegans seeking both flavor and tranquility.
125 East 39th Street
- #8
Soy and Sake Village
Vegan-FriendlyExternal source0Japanese Vegetarian cafe
47 7th Avenue South
- #9
Tokuyamatcha Onigirazubar
Has Vegan OptionsOSM-sourced0At Tokuyamatcha Onigirazubar, indulge in a delightful array of handcrafted onigiri filled with vibrant vegan ingredients, including roasted seasonal vegetables and flavorful plant-based proteins. Pair your meal with their signature matcha drinks, expertly prepared to highlight the rich umami flavor, creating a uniquely Japanese culinary experience in the heart of New York. The cozy, minimalist atm
#10Matsu II
Has Vegan OptionsOSM-sourced0Welcome to Matsu! See The Menu Open Hours:Monday to Friday: 11:00AM to 10:00 PMSaturday and Sunday: 11:30 Am to 10:00 PM About Us Matsu Sushi has been offering creatively and traditionally prepared sushi in New York City since 2004. If you wish to try Japanese cuisine created by the hands of authentic, culinary-skilled chefs, look
411 East 70th Street
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Vegan Japanese food in New York: FAQ
How many vegan japanese food places are there in New York?
Plants Pack lists 10 vegan japanese food spots in New York, United States, of which 2 are 100% vegan.
Which are the best vegan japanese food spots in New York?
Popular picks include Le Botaniste, Le Botaniste, Kuu. Each listing is cross-referenced against menus and community reviews.
Are these japanese food places fully vegan?
2 of the 10 are 100% vegan (no animal products on the menu). The rest are vegan-friendly with clearly labelled vegan options.
Every place on this list carries a confidence badge. Read how we verifyto understand the difference between "Admin-checked", "Community-added", "Cross-referenced", and "OSM-sourced" trust levels. If you know of a vegan japanese food spot in New York we've missed, add it here.