Vegan Japanese food in Edinburgh
6 places in Edinburgh, Scotland serve vegan Japanese food. 1 of the 6 is a fully vegan kitchen, where the whole menu is yours. 2 are branches of Maki & Ramen.
Of the 6, 3 are recorded as wheelchair accessible. Each of those is what a local mapper recorded, so it is worth a check before a trip that depends on it.
Where to eat vegan Japanese food in Edinburgh
- SoulFully vegan
46 West Richmond Street, Edinburgh
JapaneseMalaysianOutdoor seating
13 Forrest Road, Edinburgh
JapaneseSaladOutdoor seating · Wheelchair accessible
- Maki & RamenHas vegan options
37 Leith Street, Edinburgh
JapaneseNoodle - OmuriceHas vegan options
80 Nicolson Street, Edinburgh
JapaneseRamenWheelchair accessible
Vegan Japanese food at the chains in Edinburgh
Maki & Ramen accounts for 2 of the venues on this page. A branch serves the chain's vegan Japanese food, which is the same menu wherever you find it, so they are listed apart from the places above rather than mixed in among them.
97-101 Fountainbridge, Edinburgh
JapaneseWheelchair accessible
- Maki & RamenHas vegan options
109 St James Crescent, Edinburgh
JapaneseNoodle
Questions people ask
How many places serve vegan Japanese food in Edinburgh?
6, as of the last refresh. Each one carries a vegan status from public map data or from its own menu, and this page lists all of them rather than a selection.
Are these places fully vegan?
1 of the 6 is a fully vegan kitchen, so anything on the menu is yours. The rest serve vegan Japanese food alongside the rest of their menu. Every entry is labelled either way.
What puts a place on this list?
What the venue is recorded as cooking. Every place here is listed for Japanese food in the public map data behind this site, or in its own listing, alongside whatever else it cooks, which is why a coffee shop, a bakery and a full restaurant can all appear. Each also carries a vegan signal, or it would not be shown at all.
Are any of them chains?
2 of the 6 belong to a named brand: Maki & Ramen (2). The ones with more than one branch here (Maki & Ramen) are listed together underneath the rest, because a branch is the same menu wherever you find it. A venue is only counted as a chain when it carries that brand itself, so two places that happen to share a name are never merged into one.
Which of them are wheelchair accessible?
3 of the 6, and those rows say so underneath the address. Each one is recorded as wheelchair accessible by a local mapper. A venue recorded as only partly accessible is left off this list rather than included with a note. Nothing is recorded either way for the rest, which is not the same as knowing they are not.