Mirai - Tottori

I recently visited a cafe/restaurant that primarily serves meat dishes. However, when I mentioned that I was a vegetarian, the staff kindly took the time to review all the ingredients to ensure that the dish I ordered was meat-free. I decided on a soymilk with berries and omurice with tomato sauce. Typically, omurice is made with chicken, but they were able to make the necessary adjustments and added extra vegetables for added nutrition. Vegetarian options are hard to come by in Tottori, particularly close to the station, so I will definitely be returning to this establishment. Keep in mind that vegetarianism and veganism are not widely understood concepts in Japan, so make sure to clearly communicate your dietary restrictions to avoid any misunderstandings.

The staff had limited English proficiency, so I utilized the Vegan Passport app to communicate our dietary needs. We ordered a vegetable spaghetti in oil along with a salad, requesting the salad to be made without ham. Despite its simplicity, the meal was delicious. It was refreshing to find a restaurant that was willing to accommodate changes to their menu.

The staff spoke little English, so I used the vegan passport app to communicate our dietary needs. We ordered a sweet spaghetti with oil and salad, requesting the salad without ham. Despite being a simple meal, it was incredibly delicious and refreshing to find a restaurant willing to accommodate our requests.

This café/restaurant primarily serves meat-based dishes, but when I mentioned that I was vegetarian, the staff kindly went through the menu with me to ensure that my order was meat-free. I ordered a soy milk with berries and omurice with tomato sauce. Typically, the omurice comes with meat, but they made adjustments to accommodate my dietary needs and even added extra vegetables to the dish. It can be challenging to find vegetarian options in Tottori, especially near the train station, so I will definitely be returning here. The concept of vegetarianism and veganism may be unfamiliar to many Japanese, so it is important to communicate clearly about dietary restrictions to avoid any misunderstandings.

Beautiful small place for a coffee and tasty near to the tottori station, matcha brownie was delish