A vegan cafe designed under the concepts of circular economy and sustainability. Offering Buddha bowls, salads, soups, tacos wraps, gelato, other sweets and drinks. CASHLESS payments only - credit cards and other electronic payment methods are accepted. Open Mon-Tue 8:00am-7:00pm, Thu-Sun 8:00am-7:00pm. Last order taken at 6:30 pm. Open hours may vary depending on the dates so please check Instagram to confirm.
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TENOHA Bldg, Forestgate Daikanyama, 20-12 Daiykanyama-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan, 150-0034
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
- Free Wi-Fi
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Last update on 10 Apr 2025 by MaeMackenzie
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Added by TokyoMay on 21 Mar 2024
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9 Reviews
First Review by TokyoMay
Regan_J_Smith
Points +68
Delicious food, peaceful atmosphere - Edit
A short walk from our Shibuya hotel, we ordered the salad roll and some ice cream. The salad roll was epic, just the right size to satisfy without being too full and left just the right amount of room to enjoy the gelato. The matcha flavour was delicious but the rum raisin was out of this world! Gonna make another trip before we fly out.
Read morePros: Delicious food, Peaceful atmosphere, Friendly staff
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SophiaMT
Points +273
Such cute vibes - Edit
Such a cute little cafe near the station - great for a light lunch and drink. The Buddha bowl was great, my matcha on oat was delicious. Absolutely worth taking a book to soak up the gorgeous surrounds for a few hours!
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LéonieMengjuChang
Points +2133
Good location with multiple chicrs - Edit
The soy meat ball is a bit sour. Small portion. Near station.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-12-14
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itsrinokt_
Points +5179
Hidden gem in Tokyo - Edit
My friend and I visited this spot for a light meal and some weekend studying, and to our surprise, it was nearly empty. The croissant was a delight—buttery and fluffy. Plus, they offer free Wi-Fi that’s strong enough to get work done on a laptop.
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kaky
Points +423
Top - Edit
Schönes Ambiente und leckeres Essen . War leicht zu finden
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AnitaDollar
Points +5503
Underrated vegan gem in Tokyo - Edit
I can't recommend this enough- staff, architecture, menu and everything is simply amazing.
Read moreI had their croissant and Pina colada ice cream, the smoothie bowls are available at their outdoor cafe a bit later.
Can't wait to go back!!
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Mieske
Points +99
Oasis - Edit
Wow this place is a lifesaver. Just got off an overnight flight to Tokyo and all vegan cafes except for CERTY are closed! Temperatures rising and this place was open when I got here at 8.40am. I forgot to take pics bc it was just fresh and delicious hahahha. We got a Taco wrap each and iced oat latte with gelato. Perfect for a 30⁰ day.
Read morePros: Beautiful cafe very calm, Fresh ingredients , All vegan
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Brent1982
Points +319
An absolute gem - Edit
This is a place I wish we had back home.
Read moreThe level of commitment shown to sustainability here, is to be commended.
The surroundings are beautiful, and they have gone to great lengths to create this environment.
The staff here are lovely, the food is so fresh and delicious, and with takeout options, I’ll be back again.
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TokyoMay
Points +361
Great Role Model of Circular and Sustainable Community - Edit
CIRTY CAFE is an environmentally friendly café located at Forestgate Daikanyama, and is just around the corner from Daikanyama Station. The main building of Forestgate Daikanyama was designed by Kengo Kuma, a prominent Japanese Architect known for his contemporary architectural style. Although CIRTY CAFE was designed by other architects, it’s also an iconic style of a two-story wooden building constructed of timber from forest thinning in Okayama Prefecture, Japan. Not only is the café surrounded by lots of greenery both inside and outside, but also has a rooftop farm. Worth noting is that all the doors at the café are non-automatic.
Read moreThe café is part of a community called “CIRTY”, which was established under the concept of “Promoting a circular economy and sustainable society”, targeting the year 2030, rather than the distant future. The name “CIRTY” was coined after “circular”, “city”, “community” and “2030”.
CIRTY CAFE aims to create a circular community by offering plant-based dishes with three keywords: circular, local and fresh. They use vegetables and fruits grown by the local partner farmers who use compost processed by the food's recycling system. Non-standard vegetables and in-house cultivated herbs are also used for their menu. Their cutlery is 100% compostable.
Since all items are vegan, you can enjoy a wide variety of meals, such as salad bowls, soups, gelato and lots more. I ordered a soup-and-rice set: minestrone and herb butter rice. For dessert, I savoured a cup of chocolate raspberry gelato and had a refreshing cup of rosemary tea. All of the portions were substantial and delicious. Moreover, I really enjoyed a pleasant time surrounded by the green environment and appreciated that I was able to contribute to and support their concept, even if just to a minor degree.
I hope the café spreads beautiful ripples of circularity and sustainability amongst the society.
So, what about you? What are you going to eat? Have a think about the CIRTY CAFE.
Updated from previous review on 2024-03-21
Pros: All vegan, Environmentally friendly, Tasty
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