Chrysanthemum House - Narita

Despite what someone else may have said, I found that they spoke English very well and were happy to accommodate vegan options. I enjoyed a tasty eggplant dish and simply asked for it without shrimp. The staff are extremely friendly and eager to please. They even allowed me to store my bags there until my train departed. Overall, they were very kind and accommodating.

The staff here are very friendly and speak some English, and the food and interior are great. However, I'm not sure if this restaurant is the best choice for vegetarians. The only two vegetarian options available are steamed Edamame beans and vegetable Tempura, both of which are considered starters. You will need to order rice and soup separately. These options are pretty standard for a Japanese restaurant, so you could probably find them at any Tempura restaurant. Next time, I plan to try asking a Japanese friend or visiting a tourist information center to write down my order and take it to a random Tempura restaurant for a veggie meal. I give this restaurant a 3-star rating because the vegetarian options are very limited, even though the food quality is excellent.

Contrary to a previous reviewer, I found the staff at this restaurant to speak English quite well and were very accommodating in creating vegan options for me. I enjoyed a delicious aubergine dish and requested that they omit the shrimp. The staff were extremely friendly and eager to please. They even allowed me to leave my bags at the restaurant until my train departure. Overall, I had a great experience with these kind and accommodating people.

While the staff is very friendly and some speak English and eat and the inner are great, I am not sure if this is the right place to list this restaurant. the only two vegetarian options are damped edamame borons and sweet tempura. both are considered as appetizers, so they additionally have to order rice and suppe. for this type of Japanese restaurant these are regular options, so I am quite sure that they go to any tempura restaurant and ask for nice tempura with rice and suppe. I will try the next time when I am in japan, the tourist information or a Japanese friend write it on a piece of paper and choose a random tempura restaurant and voila: a sweetheart: rated 3 as there are veggie options very limited. food quality is great.

The staff at this restaurant are very friendly and speak some English. The food and interior of the restaurant are great. However, I am unsure if this is the best place to recommend due to limited vegetarian options. The only choices available are damped Edamame beans and vegetable tempura, both of which are considered appetizers. In order to have a full meal, you would need to also order rice and soup. While these options are common in Japanese restaurants, the lack of variety for vegetarians is disappointing. I suggest trying a random tempura restaurant in Japan and requesting vegetable tempura with rice and soup for a more satisfying experience. Overall, I rate this restaurant a 3 due to the limited vegetarian options, despite the high quality of the food.