Muslims and Jews do not eat pork, and some Hindus do not eat meat in general. So in multi-religious countries, there are many restaurants catering to such people. It has spread to the general public, and "vegetarians" who do not eat meat and "vegans" who do not consume animal products are also commonplace.
In this respect, Japan is a backward country. Few restaurants have veggie menus, and vegan restaurants are still few and far between.
In , the "CITYSHOP." will start a vegan burger, 100% plant-based.
VEGAN burger: set ¥1,200 yen + tax , individual ¥900 yen + tax
VEGAN burger (mushroom & truffle): set ¥1,400 yen + tax , individual ¥1,100 + tax
I think many people have an image of "simple" or "tasteless" when they hear the word "vegan. However, the food at "CITY SHOP" has a strong flavor and is very satisfying after eating. I don't eat it because it's vegan, but because it tastes good. That's the level.
. will be available at CITYSHOP Shibuya Cast on Wednesday, December 16. Take-out is also available.
CITYSHOP Shibuya Cast Store
Address: SHIBUYA CAST. 1F, 1-23-21 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
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