Sorry to any vegans out there, but I’m honestly a meat lover. That said, vegan-friendly restaurants seem to be gradually increasing in Nishinomiya too, and we received some photos, so we’ll introduce them here〜.
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It looks like a Vegan Fest will be held at Rokutanji Park on 5/26(Mon), and authentic Chinese food will be joining for the first time. It will run from 11:00 to 17:00.
Also, from 5/23(Fri) 21:00〜, Shachomi and Miyake, the representative of the “Japan Vegan Association” in Nishinomiya, are planning to do a livestream with honest, no-filter talk about veganism.
Now, we’d like to start announcing Nishinomiya restaurants that offer vegan options, but… there are 37 in total, and because we’re short on article production time, we haven’t been able to introduce all of them at the time of publishing. There are also many places where details like locations are still missing. Sorry🙏 We’ll keep updating this gradually!
Hanshin Line Area
カクチーナ
An Italian restaurant near Koroen Station.
Apparently, both vegans and meat lovers can enjoy a meal together at the same table〜.
優助（ゆうすけ）
A sushi and à la carte restaurant near Koroen, along Tateishi-suji.
This sushi restaurant serves plant-based nigiri made with the chef’s special homemade tofu. I’m curious what kind of nigiri this is.
カサブランカ
A Mediterranean restaurant at Nishinomiya Beach Resort near Omaehama.
Apparently, they have had a vegan plate on the regular menu from the start. The colorful look really makes it appetizing〜
オンコーアンマタン
A bakery café near Koroen, along Tateishi-suji.
Fully plant-based bread and salad.
ココハネ
An organic café near Hanshin Nishinomiya Station.
It has been all plant-based since opening. Recommended for café time.
ソルトアンドペッパー
A French bistro in Babacho, near Hanshin Nishinomiya Station.
Even in French cuisine, no butter is used! They receive many health-conscious requests.
タイーム
A Mediterranean restaurant in Babacho, near Hanshin Nishinomiya Station.
They’re known for Middle Eastern street food that is originally mainly plant-based.
シロフォン
Many of the baked sweets contain no animal-derived ingredients. A sweet-toothed vegan’s ally.
ナナイ
Mostly plant-based menu items.
アミーンズオーブン
Natural yeast × plant-based bread, with deeper flavor the more you chew.
ta
An organic restaurant. Vegan options available on request.
■Hankyu Line Area
ココザイオン
The curry in front of Shukugawa Station is fully plant-based. Spice level can also be adjusted.
ベイネルミレル
Their motto is “something everyone can eat.” The exotic spices make you feel like you’re traveling.
錦水（きんすい）
Their vegan dim sum, created in response to requests from overseas customers, is popular.
すってんころりん
Easy vegan takeout with rice balls like kombu and ume.
レギューム
A restaurant focused on organic ingredients. A fully plant-based course is available by reservation.
梅の花
From the Nishinomiya branch website
A special course featuring tofu and yuba. Reservations by the previous day are recommended for lunch.
カオマリタイ
Authentic Thai curry can be made vegan by leaving out the fish sauce.
エッグスシングス
A vegan burger comes standard. Pancake fans should check first!
UOYAKI
Tofu cheese pairs well with wine! Vegan options may be available upon consultation.
ガネーシャ
Curries made without ghee (butter) are popular among vegetarians.
STARK
A fully plant-based acai bowl is available by ordering it without cereal.
アカーシュ
A long-established Indian restaurant. Their years of experience with vegetarian options make it reassuring.
ナディ
They always have vegan curry, with consideration for multiple religions. The spices are sure to make you sweat.
Frame
A café attached to a photo studio. Sweets and shaved ice are vegan-friendly too.
Ondes
The owner is updating the menu day by day. Worth checking out!
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