Absolutely delicious vegan food right in the heart of Tokyo station. I was overjoyed to find this little gem on my recent trip to Japan. A good number of options and the food tastes amazing. I went back for a second time during the same...trip! My husband is not vegetarian or vegan but completely agreed that this place was a bit of a taste sensation. Couldn’t agree more and I was super excited to find this place as I have struggled a bit finding 100% vegetarian/vegan food in Japan as so many dishes have either seasoning or broth that is fish based.More

It wasn't easy finding meat-free meal options in Tokyo. T's TanTan has always been a place I had my sights on and finally was able to give it a try. The Ramen was delicious and so were the desserts! Do note that this Restaurant is...within the station so you actually have to tap your IC card to look for it inside.More

It is not easy to find restaurants that serve meals for vegans (and vegetarians) in Tokyo, but this gem serving vegan ramen is a rare find in the land of sushi. Highly recommended for everyone, even non-vegans. The broth is rich and creamy and very...tasty, and there are varieties in the menu.More

Lovely place in Tokyo station for lunch. Staff helpful, ramen delicious and a great find. Slightly tricky to find, so follow signs for Keiyo Line and it's located on Keiyo Street. Well worth a visit.

If you're vegan, and you want to eat delicious vegan ramen, this is the place to go. They have a good variety of vegan ramen, as well as other dishes. Only negative thing is that it is located inside Tokyo Station, so you'll have to...pay to get to the restaurant. I really enjoyed the food. Highly recommended.More

Yes, you need a train ticket to get in. If you use your IC card, the machine gets pretty annoyed that you haven't gone anywhere. The station manager asked why we were inside and when we said food, he charged us a small amount to...the IC card (iirc it was about 200 yen). Like others have said, follow directions to Keiyo Line or ask for directions to Keiyo Street. We followed signs to Keiyo Line until we saw T's tan tan sign. On to the food: never thought I liked ramen before this trip, but after trying the gold sesame and torinkotsu ramens I'm all in. Broth was rich and flavorful. Especially liked the gold sesame and the mild sourness. The kara age are delicious fried bits (traditionally made with chicken), and I totally recommend it. It is completely worth it to go through the trouble of getting into the station, and looping through trying to find it.More

Amazing to find an all vegan restaurant in Tokyo. My first veg gyoza since arriving in Tokyo. Thanks for this restaurant being available!