Meguri Coffee (Vegan)

Discovered this place last year and loved it. Came back again this year and it was just as delicious! We had the redbean and lemon. The lemon was perfectly tart and matched the sweetness of the ice cream (recommend this combo for balance of sweet and sour). They have expanded their menu a bit since last year and added really nice flavours including red bean. It's not too sweet! Thank you~

If you’re in Nikko, you shouldn’t miss this place. The vegan crepes are fantastic! Just be ready to wait a bit since orders do take time and the chef truly gives you the best in flavor and presentation for your delectable treat. The ambiance is a plus and location is great being near the Shinkyo Bridge.

A truly wonderful place with a beautiful traditional interior and a warm, authentic atmosphere. The design is elegant and full of character, creating a calm and inviting space. The staff are exceptionally kind and welcoming. And the drinks are outstanding — the hojicha latte and the Chinese white tea were absolutely delicious. Highly recommended!

Incredibly well balanced crepes. Great texture, flavour without being excessively sweet 🥞. Staff are very polite and helpful. Many vegan options for crepes as you can see on the menu. Coffees and cocoa drinks come hot or iced as per your preference. Also can choose plant based oat milk or dairy. Great spot for vegans as it's also close to scenic bridge. Requires a step for access. Also has a bathroom.

Beautiful café with traditional Japanese architecture. The latte was excellent, and the hojicha latte was absolutely delicious. The crepe with sea salt is a must-try — simply the best! A café you shouldn’t miss when visiting Nikko.

Really cozy and delicious vegan spot for coffee and dessert in Nikko. They only offer crepes, but with several organic topping options, including vegan ice cream. I loved that most of the tables are on a tatami floor and have a view of the street and found everything we tried delicious. Would recommend.

The food and drinks were amazing and really beautifully made. The crepes weren’t too sweet and I personally loved them - they’re really simple and tasty. They add a little scoop of homemade ice cream on the top too that isn’t too sweet and is kind of icy. The hojicha I ordered was on point too and perfect temperature. Drink menu is large and oat milk is available for milk substitution. The interior of the cafe is actually beautiful and so comfortable, probably some of the most thoughtful and best interior design I’ve seen in a cafe. Even the ceiling and lamps is really pretty to look at. Service was really nice.

The MOST amazing crepes ever that taste just like the ones in Germany/france but thicker and chewier. My coffee was forgettable but the crepes were not, so much so we had two right after lunch!

Charming location and delicious food. Highly recommend! It's in an old antiques shop so don't let the old signage fools you. Although they are open till 6pm (from what I can tell), they only serve food until they run out (and then serve tea and sweets after), so earlier the better. The delightful server didn't speak a lot of English but the menu was incredibly simple with two options, and we got one of each. The miso soup that came before the meal was really good. I'm not sure what we ordered (a curry of some sorts and then an unusual meal of an eggy, tofu sheet wrapped around dandelion and rice), but I get the sense that the menu changes frequently. Of the two, I recommend the curry but both were great! Almost better than the food was the picturesque atmosphere. Very cost and didn't feel gimmicky. There were Japanese style tables by the windows and a couple of Western style tables as well. I used the traditional phrases "Itadakimasu" (lit. I will receive, ie bob appetit) before the meal and "Gochiso-sama deshita" (lit. It was a feast), much to our host's delight.