Mr. Farmer

Delicious food - vegan and vegetarian and the most friendliest of service crew add to the atmosphere of the restaurant making it a gastronomic delight. That the restaurant was crowded tells you how much patronage there is for vegan and vegetarian food in Tokyo. The Buddha bowl and set meal for the day were a visual and literal feasts. They both had the right amount of greens and vegetables to make it the perfect meal. The service crew were hospitality personified. A big shout out to them.

Vegan or not, this vegan restaurant will give you very high satisfaction! Never encountered flavors are at the rendez-vous. Let you transported by the todaysoup, and be exhalted by the main dish in a gentle and silent atmosphere. Highly delicious, highly recommended!

I didn’t read the menu clearly and came in without knowing it’s pure vegan. However I left knowing I’ll be sure coming back again & again. Mr Farmer makes vege so delicious that I want to eat everyday.

I was so happy to walk by and discover Mr. Farmer! I thought I found all the vegan restaurants in Tokyo before I arrived! I had the Buddha Bowl (all the elements were so yummy and for dessert I got the pumpkin cheesecake which was made of Kabocha pumpkin and the crust was made to look like the green Kabocha pumpkin shell!! It was delicious!! My friend got the Loco Moco.

I’m not vegan but I would love to be someday. I find the food really healthy and delicious. I ordered the all green salad and carrot cake. The salad was very filling and my body felt love because I was able to feed it different kinds of veggies in one bowl. It was flavorful and I loved the variety of veggies. I love carrot cake but I wasn’t a big fan of their carrot cake. It was crumbly, and not that moist, but still acceptable texture including the frosting. I tried to finish it because it was pricey but I gave up. For a vegan cake, it’s not bad but I like my carrot cake moist and with cream cheese frosting. I will definitely come back and try their other menu items.

I ate yesterday the soja burger and glutenfree cheesecake. It was amazingly delicious!!! Just the fries could be more (just 5). Besides that it is very good!

As a vegan, I always want to hype up vegan places, but there really was nothing special about this place. The food was truly mid. The potato wedges were a bit dry and hard, the burger tasted generic, the carrot cake was dry, the ice cream like something from the grocery store. It wasn’t bad, and it’s always nice to be able to find vegan food somewhere, but I can’t recommend it.

Amazing vegan restaurant, where you can try really good vegan alternatives. We did not wait at all, the service was excellent, the prices are okay (careful, the prices are displayed without tax, and the real cost is in little), the location is great. It's a really good place when you're a vegan in Tokyo! The only thing is you have not traditional Japan dishes vegan style, which could be also nice!

Located in Omotesando just before the always crazy Harajuku congestion, Mr Farmer offers shoppers outstanding, sensible and healthy dining options. Everything on the menu is fresh and has a homemade feel to it. This is a place you can eat at and not feel guilty about it. The manager of this establishment welcomed us and was able to converse in English, which is a plus for travelers like myself. There are English menus and you order by using a QR code. Everything is done online! I ordered a delicious vegan Teri burger which can simply be described as out of this world! I highly recommend this place!

For those who are looking for vegan food options or a restaurant that serves food with quality produce from contracted farmers from all over Japan, you will want to give Mr. FARMER a chance! With restaurant locations in Omotesando, Shinjuku, Komazawa, Hibiya and Kisarazu, the concept of the restaurant is health-conscious food and drinks inspired by the West Coast in America. I went to both Omotesando and Hibiya Tokyo Midtown locations. The Omotesando location is not far from Maisen Tonkatsu. Mr. FARMER prides themselves on their salad menus, with salad portions big enough to be for lunch and dinner and their dressing is homemade.  Their salad incorporates spiciness, sourness, sweetness with the ingredients used. The restaurant also sells vegan and there are numerous vegan options.  Mr. FARMER emphasizes that their vegan dishes do not contain any meat, fish broth, broth using animal products, dairy products, eggs, honey or white sugar. While for those who eat meat products, can order a power protein menu with high protein, low fat and features a lot of vegetables, egg white omelet, chicken breast or red meat. I tried their Vegan Local Moco (brown rice, quinoa, soy meat, "Kaeshi" flavored soy sauce, soy mayonnaise, papaya, avocado, pickles, sprouts, Mexican salsa, sauteed kale and seasonal vegetables). This was delicious! A friend of mine that I ate with ordered a salad and he was impressed with the quantity of salad because a lot of Japanese restaurants serve salad as more of a side and a few tiny pieces. But at Mr. FARMER, you get your money's worth!

A mostly vegan menu, it's the place's positioning. We helped a waitress gather that no a chicken meal is not vegan before she admitted there must be a mistake on the menu and went back to her counter to see that some menus were correct whereas faulty ones kept circulating. The colleague to which she showed the issue seemed unimpressed as if already aware. Everyone was pleased with their meal. But it was rather unpleasant for the fourth person of our group who had to wait another 15 minutes for her chicken and ended up eating after everyone was finished. The decor is pleasant and we were all comfortably seated. The mood is nice and it wasn't too noisy despite being a busy Saturday lunch. Overall the quality of the meals was nice, the prices are not on the low side especially here in Tokyo where a fine and cheap lunch is easy to find.

I ate here with a friend and was blown away! The food was so good. We went on a Sunday evening and were seated immediately. The staff who took out orders spoke English and gave us an English menu. I ordered the vegan soy burger set which came with pickles and an herb potato for around ¥1900. The food is on the pricey side but it's worth the price. The flavored water bar was fun, I tried two different waters and they were both nice. I can't wait to go back and try something different, all the food looked so good. If you come in a group or with friends: they don't split the check.

There are many things about Tokyo that'll make you think you never left New York at all. Namely the absurd number of New York businesses that have a footprint in the city. That said, While there isn't a Mr. Farmer in Manhattan, they've fully embraced the cold pressed juice movement that's white hot halfway around the globe. They channel the farm to table movement that's been huge in the US for at least the last 5-7 years. Seasonal salads, sandwiches, and cold pressed juice are located right at the front for grab-and-go convenience, or you can have a seat in the more fleshed out cafe for a wider selection of healthy eats. Either way, the food they offer is a nice respite from the heavily breaded and carbohydrate rich options like tonkatsu and noodles that tempt you around every corner. That's not to say you shouldn't eat those items, I did and you definitely should as well. But it's nice to give your body a break from the onslaught of decadent fare at a place like Mr. Farmer.

Great lunch spot! Delicious salads down a cute street in the middle of all the shopping frenzy. An accidental find but I highly recommend. Next time in Tokyo I will come here again.

For a place that I thought was vegetarian based on what I had read about them, I was surprised to see it had meat options on the menu. No worries, I had a bit of both and found the quality of the food very good. Maybe because of the "vegetarian" vibe I had gleaned from reading about this place, it had attracted other foreigners who were seated near to me. I had a chuckle when one of these customers was trying to ask the Japanese waiter "does the kale taste, you know, really kale-y?" Anyways, that aside be aware they close pretty promptly at the end of service and will actually start pulling in street signs at least 30min before closing time. They may even put a sign out that says they are closed / no longer taking new orders when your watch says they are still technically open for another 30min. I guess some of the local diners take their sweet time in there, as long as you tell them you're ready to order and just want to eat / not hang out then you should be good to go! Enjoy!

Wonderful fresh option for Tokyo. Staff were helpful and spoke English, menus were full of variety and very healthy. Highly recommenf

If you're around Omotesando and put off by all the restaurants with Japanese menus and no vegetarian options, go here. Hip hop and modern music being played, comfy seats and fast service. And this home made ginger ale is definitely making me want to stay longer!

Great croque monsuir. Very nice place to relax just 3 block off the beaten path. I'd highly recommend

One of the handful of restaurants in Tokyo that open before 10am (out of some 150,000 establishments) and beyond that pretty good in its own right. Nice smoothies, salads and egg dishes with a vegetable focus. Eating there makes you realize how few vegetables are in Japanese cuisine. Good place for out of town guests as food is quite comfortable but it's got that sort of authentic feel to it - not a western brunch place.

There was a bit of a wait, but the food was delicious and the atmosphere was great. I loved the green curry! There are not many places in Tokyo to eat gluten-free and vegetarian, so this was a wonderful find. Will definitely be back in the future!