Cafe La Boheme Shinjuku-gyoen - Tokyo

When I was there, the only vegan salad was out, and the vegetarian option was a small pizza and deep roasted gnocchi (they were delicious). the room is beautiful, the drinks are great, but the vegetarian / vegan menu is not satisfactory.

Their vegan option is just one salad called vegan tofu salad as of now.

We decided to go to this restaurant on a Wednesday night, around 930. It had a good sized crowd but did not appear busy. It faces Shinjuku Gyeon and is very romantic. With the prices, I didn't expect for it to be fancy but it kind of was. There is a dress code. The menu advertised vegan options but I was too shy to ask. Portion sizes are small but enough food. Pizza crust was delicious. Our server spoke English well. The lights went down and they sang happy birthday to a woman, it was very exciting.

The only vegan option they have is an salate. but I asked them if they could make vegan spaghetti. they made wonderful mushrooms and spasm for me. they said, however, if the chef is not available (sometimes they only have a part timer in the kitchen), they can not do any. So try to ask if they can make one at the door.

I love that face masks are voluntary for staffers in all La Boheme restaurants, as I love seeing faces and smiles after three years of societal pressure on staffers to cover up. The vegan options are very basic, but I still found them delicious. I had the pepperonchino (around 400Y) and the sourdough bread. There is also another pasta dish (arrabiata) on the menu, as well as a vegan labeled salad with kale and quinoa. The interior is nice, but there might be a waiting line (we waited one hour without a reservation)